2026-01-05 10:00:27

#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin's recent market movement is quite interesting. The surge followed by a pullback looks intimidating, with two consecutive bearish candles sitting there. But what's the real situation? The momentum for the pullback is weak to the point of being ridiculous, with hardly any follow-through.

From a technical perspective, the Bollinger Bands' three lines are still trending upward, indicating that the overall trend is still alive. The rebound scenario hasn't changed at all; it's just a short-term dip. Instead of panicking, it's better to see this as an opportunity to position at lower levels — a classic dip-buying moment.

$BTC $ETH These two are mainly optimistic about the subsequent performance after this wave of technical correction.

BTC3,2%

ETH3,21%

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-08 01:01

The retracement momentum is so weak, and the data shows that the main force has no intention of dumping. As long as the Bollinger Bands are still alive, there's nothing to panic about—it's a standard low-buying point.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-07 15:37

The retracement momentum is so weak, it feels like just a scare tactic to shake out retail investors. The Bollinger Bands are still moving upward, so there's no need to be afraid of this wave at all. The opportunity to position at low levels, I think it's time to get in.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-07 06:09

The retracement momentum is so weak, it indicates that the market maker is still gently shaking out the weak hands. --- It's another good time to pick up bargains, I don't believe your ghost. --- The upper band of the Bollinger Bands is still stable, no rush, no impatience, just wait and see. --- Every time it's about picking up bargains, why am I still catching it halfway up the mountain? --- Short-term decline but the long-term pattern hasn't changed; I've heard this logic too many times. --- The bearish candle is scary but the momentum is weak; this is probably a sign of a bottom. --- The rebound script remains unchanged, so we're betting on how far this recovery can go.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-05 10:30

The retracement momentum is so weak, it feels like just another scam to trap retail investors. The Bollinger Bands are still rising, that's enough. I'm ready to buy the dip. Who are the bearish candles scaring? Picking up bargains at low levels is the real deal. The short-term decline is just a shakeout; it will continue to surge afterward. This trend $BTC is indeed interesting, waiting for a rebound.

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-05 10:29

回调动能弱到抠脚，这不得抄底吗跌得越惨我越兴奋诶布林线还活着，慌啥呢又要开始底部赌徒时间了阴线吓唬谁呢，低位就该埋伏

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-05 10:26

The retracement momentum is so weak, it feels like a shakeout. The Bollinger Bands are still holding on, the bottom shouldn't be far away. Isn't this the time to lay low and buy in aggressively on dips? What are you hesitating for? The opportunity to scoop up bargains has arrived. What's so scary about a bearish candle? The real highlight is after technical correction.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-05 10:22

Here comes the pump and dump again; I've heard this spiel a hundred times.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-05 10:04

The retracement momentum is so weak, it feels like just a manipulation to shake out traders. Speaking of Bollinger Bands, they are still holding steady. In the short term, those panicking and fleeing are all just retail investors. The right move here is to buy in at the low levels. Wait a minute, is Bitcoin really about to surge this time?

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