2026-01-09 09:31:24

Bitcoin is currently holding steady above the 90,000 level and has not entered the danger zone of garbage time.

From a chip perspective, short-term positions in the 83,300-87,000 range have gradually shifted to the right, now mainly concentrated between 89,600-92,000. Although there have been pullbacks and fluctuations during this process, the key support has always held at 90,000, indicating that there is still buying support in the market.

Next, we need to closely watch two major events: non-farm payroll data and tariff rulings, which are about to arrive. This will be one of the most intense trading days in the past 26 years. Additionally, with the upcoming statements from the new Federal Reserve Chair within the month, the macro environment is highly uncertain. In the short term, it is recommended to focus on whether 90,000 can be effectively defended, as this will be crucial in determining the subsequent direction.

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WalletDetective

· 15h ago

Breaking the 90,000 mark is really a must; once it's broken, it could be troublesome. Non-farm payroll day is expected to be explosive; retail investors should be mentally prepared. The transfer of chips looks relatively healthy, but no one can predict the card the Federal Reserve's new chair will play. Holding the key support is a good sign; the bulls haven't completely given up yet. The most intense trading day in the past 26 years? Haha, just listen to it, every time it's said like this, haha. Breaking 90,000 or not will determine the rhythm moving forward; I believe the probability of holding is higher.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-10 09:53

The 90,000 mark is just a psychological barrier; hold steady and profit, break through and you have to run. Non-farm + tariffs hitting together... the most intense since 2026? I just want to see who’s more ruthless this time. The Federal Reserve Chair can change the weather with a single word; this game is increasingly resembling a casino.

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OnchainUndercover

· 01-09 10:01

90000 really held strong this time, unlike before when it was weak.

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DuckFluff

· 01-09 10:00

If the 90,000 level can't hold, it's game over; the space below is too large. --- Support from buying? I didn't feel it at all; I just cut losses and ran. --- On non-farm day, it might get hammered again. The Federal Reserve Chair's words can rewrite the coin price at any moment, so annoying. --- The idea of chips shifting to the right sounds good, but can it really withstand this wave of market shocks? --- The term "garbage time," I just smile and say nothing. --- The key support is 90,000. At this point, there's no other choice but to either break through or not. --- Macro uncertainties are huge; honestly, it's just a gambler's mentality. Who can predict accurately? --- The range from 89,600 to 92,000 feels meaningless. It still depends on how big events impact the market. --- Support from buying? I don't believe it; it's just a stablecoin.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-09 09:57

If we can't hold 90,000, we'll just go directly to pick up bargains on the floor --- On non-farm day, isn't it likely to be another roller coaster? Better protect the coins we've accumulated first --- Right-shifting chips? Sounds good, but I'm afraid the main force is just诱多... --- The key support has held many times, but the question is, will this time be different? --- Getting close to the 92,000 level is indeed interesting, but will this non-farm really爆炸? --- As soon as the new Federal Reserve chair opens their mouth, money runs out. Are you prepared for a crash? --- Will 88,000 become the new support level? Feels like a year ago we discussed the same topic at 82,000 --- The most intense trading day in nearly 26 years? Really daring to say that, I bet it will be just like this day --- Is there only this much buffer space at 90,000? Feels like any negative news could break it

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-09 09:50

If I can't hold 90,000, I'll just lie flat. Really, this combined event is just too much: non-farm payrolls + tariffs + the new Federal Reserve chair. Who can withstand this?

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NFTRegretter

· 01-09 09:37

Just hold on to 90,000, don't pay attention to those flashy analyses. On non-farm payroll day, it will probably get hammered again.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-09 09:37

90,000 if broken, then we’ll have to watch the show This non-farm + tariffs might really blow up Raising the chips is a good sign... or so it seems? On non-farm day, I’m afraid we won’t sleep well, everyone The most intense since 26 years? Exaggeration or really going crazy? The new Federal Reserve Chair’s first words probably mean another drop As long as there are buy orders, it shows some people are still optimistic If 90,000 can’t hold... I’ll just cut my losses, haha These days, black swans are hiding in the trees waiting

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