2026-01-05 07:11:38

#数字资产动态追踪 On Monday, the market ushered in a wave of key nodes. In early trading, $BTC suddenly pulled to 93,000, which seemed to break through the previous shock, but this wave of rise has hidden mysteries. To be honest, the opening has risen so sharply, which has never been a good signal, especially now that the news is so complicated, and the risk of chasing it is quite high.

The global situation is indeed not peaceful: the United States has made frequent moves, geopolitical issues have been one after another, and international relations have been very tense. This uncertainty directly impacted the crypto market, and price volatility escalated. Coupled with the Fed's personnel adjustments, non-farm payroll data to be released, and repeated interest rate hike expectations, there is a high probability that this week will still be a wide range of shocks, and the long and short sides will fight fiercely.

From the perspective of capital, once the risk aversion rises, traditional safe-haven assets will absorb gold, and crypto is easy to be drawn - this is the old law. This wave of sharp rise in early trading today is more like the main force creating a bull trap under the cover of news, not a trend reversal. Combined with the repeated trend of yin and yang last week, there is really no reason to chase high now. Continue to be bearish and wait for the retracement to confirm the support.

Technically, there is a lot of pressure on the $BTC: 93600 is pressing down on the front high, and 94600 is also a hurdle. The support below is quite stable, with two key levels, 90800 and 89600. It is recommended to enter short orders in the range of 93300-93600, and the goal is to hit the lower support level and wait for the market to step back to verify.

Ethereum is synchronized with Bitcoin, focusing on 3260 pressure and 3060 support. The operation idea is the same as Bitcoin, maintain the rhythm of shorting, and don't chase high and waste opportunities.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-08 06:50

It's the same old trick again, a sharp rally at the open must mean there's a bagholder. Let's see who gets trapped this time. If 93,600 can't be broken again, it's time to run. Don't be greedy. When risk-averse funds move, crypto gets hit hard. It's the same old story. Shorting at 93,300 feels more stable. The main players are really good at playing tricks; as soon as news comes out, they push the market. Wait for a pullback confirmation before acting; entering now is just giving away money. Ethereum is also following along to be sacrificed; this week's wide-range volatility can't be avoided. I'm bearish; chasing highs is just asking for death.

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blockBoy

· 01-05 07:41

The early rally this time is really outrageous, it feels like the main force is just throwing smoke screens. Wait, starting to hype at 93,000? I’m bearish on this wave. With such chaotic news, who dares to chase the high? Playing with fire. Shorting is the right way, wait for a pullback before acting. I don’t understand why some people are still chasing this rise; the risk is too high. That support at 89,600, I’m watching it closely; if it drops, I’ll enter the market. Ethereum also needs to follow suit and short; don’t expect any rebound rally.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-05 07:41

The main force's recent operation is indeed a bit dirty, pushing air right at the open, anyone chasing in will get cut. It's a very obvious trap, that resistance line at 93600 is tightly holding, still want to break upwards? Dream on. With the geopolitical situation so chaotic, funds have long moved into safe-haven assets, there's no more incremental volume on our side, it's correct to be bearish. Wait, will it really dip back to 90800? Feels like it will take a few more days to tinker. Non-farm payroll data will be released only this week, those chasing high are just gambling, we should wait for the right opportunity. Hold onto the short positions, that 3260 Ethereum level can't be broken either, just follow Bitcoin's rhythm. The main force's tactics are really a set, with such complex news, they still dare to set up short traps, there must be more to come.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 01-05 07:34

Is it really dropping to 93,000 so aggressively? Clearly a trap to lure more buyers, I don't believe it. This wave of main players is too obvious; a rapid rise always has pitfalls. It's again geopolitical issues + Federal Reserve, cryptocurrencies always get caught in the crossfire, so annoying. The capital flow has been clear for a long time; safe-haven assets are just bleeding out, old tricks. Shorting is the way to go; wait for a pullback before acting. The 93,600 resistance is so firm; only a breakout would be concerning. Non-farm payrolls are coming, and there will definitely be a chaotic sell-off, be cautious with your positions. Can the 89,600 level hold? I have a feeling it might break this week. Chasing high is just giving away money; I’ve seen enough. Ethereum is also pointless, just riding the trend coin, continue shorting.

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RumbleValidator

· 01-05 07:30

A sudden surge at the opening is basically a trap to lure buyers; data confirms that repeated confirmation by the nodes is the real signal.

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