In the past two days, spot ETFs have experienced outflows of over $900 million, indicating that market enthusiasm for Bitcoin is indeed cooling down. The price has risen to the current level, but the momentum is clearly lacking. To attract new capital again, BTC must break through the $95,000 threshold—this is a critical level. If it cannot break through, it will be difficult to see upward room in the short term, and instead, it will oscillate between $80,000 and $95,000. This situation could last for several weeks or even longer. Therefore, for traders, choosing the right range and exercising patience are very important.
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CrossChainBreather
· 23h ago
Nine hundred million dollars outflow, this time it's really a bit uncertain...
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If 95000 can't be broken, we just have to endure well; playing within the oscillation range can also be profitable.
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What enthusiasm? It's all about cutting leeks. It should have cooled down long ago.
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Bro, you're right, but I just want to know what institutions are doing...
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Keep lying flat and wait for 95000 to see the outcome; you can't change the market by being anxious.
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It's really just a range repeatedly, and in the past two weeks of contract trading, someone is probably going to get liquidated.
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Let it cool down if it will; I don't have much capital anyway, just watching the show.
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Will it drop even more if it doesn't break through this wave? Feels a bit off.
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Patience, patience, but sideways for a week or two, the mentality is really collapsing.
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APY追逐者
· 01-12 01:08
$900 million outflow, hmm, this time it's really going to test patience.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 01-11 03:38
900 million USD fleeing, we still need to break through 95k, otherwise we'll have to take repeated hits within this range for a few weeks.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-09 19:32
9 billion dollars flowed out, it seems that the big players no longer believe in superstition. This time, it's really uncertain.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-09 10:00
$900 million outflow, now determined to dump the market. Can the $95,000 really be broken?
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NestedFox
· 01-09 10:00
If 95,000 can't be broken, it's really hard to endure. These past few weeks will probably have to be spent here.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-09 09:59
$900 million outflow, so that's what you call "enthusiasm," huh
Is it really that hard to break 95k? Feels like waiting to die
BTC just oscillates like this, I'll lie flat
The 80k-95k range is really annoying, better to wait patiently
$900 million outflow indicates retail investors are fleeing, a bit of a bad sign
Lack of momentum is a bit heartbreaking... still want to keep pushing
If it can't break 95k, then no one wants it, it's normal to oscillate for a month or two
That's why I only watch and don't trade, wait for clear signals before acting
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-09 09:57
$900 million has run away, it seems even the retail investors are starting to get scared.
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95,000 is a threshold; if it can't break through, we're stuck dancing here, so annoying.
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Waiting for a few more weeks? My patience has long been exhausted; might as well just place a big bet.
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Every time they say this is a critical point, but it still oscillates repeatedly. So troublesome.
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With so much capital flowing out, don't tell me there's still hope for the market.
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Oscillating between 80k and 95k? Then just find a comfortable price to accumulate, no rush anyway.
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If it can't break 95k, we'll just have to endure the grind. When will this day end?
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The enthusiasm is cooling down, but who says that's necessarily a bad thing? Sometimes being calm is an opportunity.
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Honestly, we still have to wait for BTC to make a statement; let's just watch the show on the sidelines.
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The long-term battle is about to begin; those with no bullets should just exit.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-09 09:43
If we can't break 95,000, then we have to grind it out in this range. Anyway, I'm already numb.
In the past two days, spot ETFs have experienced outflows of over $900 million, indicating that market enthusiasm for Bitcoin is indeed cooling down. The price has risen to the current level, but the momentum is clearly lacking. To attract new capital again, BTC must break through the $95,000 threshold—this is a critical level. If it cannot break through, it will be difficult to see upward room in the short term, and instead, it will oscillate between $80,000 and $95,000. This situation could last for several weeks or even longer. Therefore, for traders, choosing the right range and exercising patience are very important.