It's the familiar weekend market analysis time. How are the mainstream coins performing?
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around 95,000. This level is quite interesting. It previously rose from 91,000 to 98,000, nearly an 8% increase, and a correction now is a normal rhythm. The key point is whether the support at 94,000-95,000 can hold—if it does, there's a chance to push towards the 100,000 mark; if it breaks, it might consolidate around 93,000.
Long positions in Bitcoin can be held, as short-term pressure shouldn't be too great. However, the final outcome still depends on tomorrow's performance. From a larger cycle perspective, this is a typical bottoming phase— the more it dips, the more opportunities there are. The bottom is also gradually rising, which fully aligns with previous judgments.
By the way, recent market volume has been quite poor, halving directly after mid-October. I really don't know where everyone has gone. Could it be that most are chasing meme coins? Some attention to the fundamentals of mainstream coins is still necessary.
The above is purely personal market observation. Friends with different opinions are welcome to discuss and exchange ideas.
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DeFiChef
· 01-20 07:51
The 95,000 mark feels like a sieve; once it breaks, the long wait begins.
I still think this bottoming process is a bit excessive. It seems like fewer and fewer people are paying attention to mainstream coins, and everyone is rushing into memes.
Hold the support and aim for 100,000; if it breaks, it will continue to fall. Anyway, these are the only two options. It's so boring.
Let's see what tomorrow brings; there's no point in saying anything now.
This round of correction feels longer than before. When will it truly rise again?
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-20 06:45
9.5 at this position is indeed interesting; it all depends on whether it can hold steady. Otherwise, it will have to drop back to 9.3 to get beaten up.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 01-19 18:57
95,000 is really a tough level to break through, just waiting for a clear signal tomorrow.
If I can't hold the support, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, the bottom is also rising.
Those guys chasing memes are really out of line; mainstream coins are the real way to go.
It's a bit disappointing that I can't reach the 100,000 integer mark.
The bottoming phase truly tests patience. Keep holding long positions.
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GraphGuru
· 01-19 15:03
95,000 is the threshold; let's wait and see how tomorrow unfolds.
Once it hits 100,000, then you can start bragging. It's too early to say now.
Is all the traffic going to meme? Haha, no wonder mainstream coins are so quiet.
Whether it holds above 94,000 honestly depends more on luck.
I'm confident about this bottoming out wave, but it's a bit exhausting.
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-17 11:01
The 95,000 level still needs to be held, otherwise a correction is really coming.
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Everyone has been drained by meme coins, and mainstream coins are being neglected.
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During the bottoming phase, it's time to accumulate, waiting for the moment when 100,000 is broken.
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Tomorrow's performance will decide everything; tonight, I will be watching the candlestick chart again.
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Traffic has all shifted to meme coins, which is really annoying.
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Once the 9.4 support is broken, it will directly drop to 9.3, forming a channel.
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Continue holding long positions on Bitcoin; there’s no significant threat in the short term.
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The bottom is getting higher and higher; the logic hasn't changed, still optimistic.
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AirdropHunter420
· 01-17 10:53
95,000 is indeed a tough barrier, feels like we'll see the outcome next week.
Wait, the traffic has really been cut in half, everyone is damn playing shitcoin now.
The bottoming logic is clear, it all depends on whether we can break through the 100,000 barrier.
Mainstream coin fundamentals are no longer being watched, it's too surreal.
Hold on to your BTC, be careful of breaking below 94,000.
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-17 10:39
9.5 can't hold, then we'll wait for 9.3. Anyway, I'm confident in the logic of raising the bottom.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-17 10:39
If you really can't hold this crucial position at 95,000, it will just drop to 93,000 and then have to go through another round of fluctuations. So annoying.
Wait, has the traffic really plummeted? No wonder I’ve been feeling so quiet lately; it turns out everyone has gone to play meme coins.
The 100,000 level still feels a bit far away. Let’s see how it performs tomorrow.
Let’s just grind the bottom, anyway, it’s not like I can escape. Keep holding and lying flat.
No one cares about the fundamentals of mainstream coins; it’s all about shitcoins now. I’m a bit drunk.
It's the familiar weekend market analysis time. How are the mainstream coins performing?
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around 95,000. This level is quite interesting. It previously rose from 91,000 to 98,000, nearly an 8% increase, and a correction now is a normal rhythm. The key point is whether the support at 94,000-95,000 can hold—if it does, there's a chance to push towards the 100,000 mark; if it breaks, it might consolidate around 93,000.
Long positions in Bitcoin can be held, as short-term pressure shouldn't be too great. However, the final outcome still depends on tomorrow's performance. From a larger cycle perspective, this is a typical bottoming phase— the more it dips, the more opportunities there are. The bottom is also gradually rising, which fully aligns with previous judgments.
By the way, recent market volume has been quite poor, halving directly after mid-October. I really don't know where everyone has gone. Could it be that most are chasing meme coins? Some attention to the fundamentals of mainstream coins is still necessary.
The above is purely personal market observation. Friends with different opinions are welcome to discuss and exchange ideas.