2026-01-17 06:10:16

#数字资产市场动态 Weekend Market Summary is here.

Last night, $BTC and Ethereum both experienced a small surge, but neither could hold on — Bitcoin touched 95700 the day before yesterday, now it’s fluctuating around 94300. Ethereum fared even worse, spiking to 3320 and then turning back, currently hovering around 3252, with repeated resistance around 3280.

Honestly, this market is no longer the one-sided aggressive push seen at the beginning of the year. Now it’s a battle of time at high levels, with fewer and fewer chasing trades, as bulls and bears are locked in a standoff. The Fed’s rate cut expectations are still supporting the market, but there’s a lack of new stories. The key depends on the US regulatory stance on crypto. Once there’s a policy signal, the deadlock can be broken.

In terms of trading, don’t be greedy, and avoid blindly chasing trends. Hold your support and resistance levels, and wait for news to break the deadlock before taking action—that’s the way to survive.

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ThesisInvestor

· 8h ago

It's the same thing again, rushing in and then turning back... Really bored to death, feeling like we're just waiting for signals from US policies. Now we can only stay put and do nothing.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 8h ago

The grind continues, and we're back at it. Can we break the deadlock this time... Feels like policy signals are still nowhere in sight.

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LiquidityHunter

· 8h ago

Liquidity depth data at the price levels of 94300 and 3252 is very crucial. How big is the slippage? It feels like we're just waiting for arbitrage bots to activate the market. This kind of deadlock situation is most likely to cause abnormal fluctuations.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 8h ago

It's the same old grind again, I'm really fed up. It would be better to wait for a clear decision signal. What are we chasing now?

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OneBlockAtATime

· 8h ago

Starting the grind again. This time, I really have to wait for the news; chasing blindly will only get me cut.

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InscriptionGriller

· 8h ago

Uh, it's the same old grind again. The retail investors are still waiting for a breakthrough. I think it's just that they've grown tired of the funding schemes; before trying a new trick, they all need to take a break. The high-level standoff, honestly, is just that no one dares to take over; everyone is waiting for others to jump into the pit first. As for this wave of market, I think it just needs a "black swan" to disrupt the game. Otherwise, everyone will just be stuck here, slowly worn out. Policy signals are supposed to be the savior? Ha, by the time those flowers wither, it might be too late. It's better to watch how on-chain big players move. Holding support and resistance levels sounds more honest than cutting the leeks, but I don't know how many people can really hold on.

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