2026-01-11 04:20:20

Last weekend's market was somewhat dull, basically staying in place with nothing particularly exciting. However, looking at the entire week, there have been some noteworthy performances.

First, let's talk about Bitcoin's trend. The 89300 level successfully held the first support, which also confirmed previous judgments. From 89300 to 89700, these two key points, there is almost 2000 points of potential trading space above. Conversely, the 92000 level acts as a clear resistance, and shorting around this area indeed presents opportunities.

Looking ahead, Tuesday's CPI data will be the most important to watch next week. Based on the current market rhythm, Bitcoin is likely to continue oscillating at low levels for a while. After the data is released, more obvious mid-term bullish opportunities may emerge. From a technical perspective, 86500 could become the next significant level.

Markets are always moving, and data speaks. To seize opportunities in this wave, it's crucial to grasp the timing and support levels.

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SandwichDetector

· 17h ago

89300, that critical level really held, but with the 92000 resistance still there, we still need to be cautious.

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LightningAllInHero

· 20h ago

Waiting for CPI again. Every time, it's the same story that the market will explode, but it just stays stagnant.

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LeverageAddict

· 20h ago

89300 held again, but it feels like the momentum is lacking... This wave still depends on how the CPI data turns out; before the data, it's all boring fluctuations.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 20h ago

The 89,300 level hasn't been broken, indicating that the market still has order. Tuesday's CPI is the real battle; right now, these fluctuations are just stockpiling ammunition. Don't be fooled.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 20h ago

Still struggling at the low level, is the 92,000 resistance really that tough? I don't think so. Before the CPI data, we've just been running in place; hold your positions with eyes closed. The 86,500 level sounds nice, but when it really hits, who dares to buy the dip? Anyway, I'm too scared. Staring at the support level every day, but still got cut off. Forget it, I'm going to sleep. 2000 points of space? Just listen and don't take it seriously, haha.

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LiquidityWitch

· 20h ago

89300, got it? Wow, this time it finally didn't crash. That previous judgment was really accurate.

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