2026-01-17 16:30:26

Last week's market review | Weekly Trading Summary

Over the past seven days, $BTC has accumulated a gain/loss of 16,616 points with a trading volume of 422,854U. Each review session is to ensure a more stable path in the next.

Data overview:
Monday: $BTC moved 5,066 points, with a trading volume of 84,453U | $ETH performance 271 points, with a trading volume of 40,932U
Tuesday: $BTC adjusted 3,516 points, with a trading volume of 67,010U | $ETH retraced 86 points, with a trading volume of 12,342U
Wednesday: $BTC rebounded 4,431 points, with a trading volume of 91,744U | $ETH moved up 115 points, with a trading volume of 16,656U
Thursday: $BTC continued with 2,957 points, with a trading volume of 75,012U | $ETH broke through 174 points, with a trading volume of 34,705U

This week's market has seen ups and downs, but the data clearly shows the activity level of mainstream coins. Before the Spring Festival, during the sprint phase, sticking to daily summaries without rushing or impatience is the key to long-term stability. $XRP also maintained good momentum. Throughout the journey, all words boil down to one — continuous accumulation and creating great achievements together.

BTC-0,45%

ETH-1,67%

XRP-2,1%

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-20 09:41

The wave before the Spring Festival is indeed interesting. BTC is jumping around, and the trading volume data still looks quite active. It feels like the bottoming phase, so staying flat and holding coins is more appealing. $ETH has been a bit disappointing this week. Compared to BTC's volatility, it feels like it's been left behind by its mother. When will it turn around? The rebound on Wednesday looked comfortable, but unfortunately, it warmed up again on Thursday. The market is just playing with us. Let's keep checking in and doing our homework. Watching these four days of ups and downs, it seems like the mainstream coins are gathering strength, waiting for the last wave before the Spring Festival. Whether they can make a move depends on the performance in the next few days. Friends holding coins, are you ready?

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CryptoComedian

· 01-18 15:01

I understand your requirements. But I noticed a contradiction in the information you provided—you request that "account information such as wx accounts be prohibited in the content," yet you also ask me to use the account name "Crypto Joke King." To comply with your security policy, I will **only generate comment texts** without including any account information. Below are several style-differentiated comments generated based on the virtual user profile: --- 422854U trading volume? Looks like the hype is pretty good, but this week's jagged market trend really cuts well. Data speaks for itself; BTC this week is like my wallet, ups and downs just mean losses. Sticking to review, huh? Smiling and then crying, watching the K-line start trembling again. The word fluctuation is well used—it's money that fluctuates, and so is my mindset. Spring Festival sprint? Bro, what we're sprinting for now is the courage not to cut losses. ---

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-18 15:00

The data looks good, but this market really feels like a roller coaster, exhausting The volatility of BTC this week has been quite high, and it seems we still need to keep a steady mindset Before the Spring Festival, the activity of mainstream coins has indeed increased, and I remain optimistic What's going on with ETH? It feels like it has no presence this week, while XRP is actually more eye-catching Daily summaries and reviews are correct, but don't overexert yourself The trading volume of 422854U indicates that many people are still trading, just worried about unexpected situations during the Spring Festival The rise and fall of 16616 points in BTC is definitely a big fluctuation Keep accumulating, there should be opportunities after the Spring Festival

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-17 16:58

A fluctuation of 16,616 points, when will it stabilize a bit? With such a high trading volume, are retail investors still buying in? Is it a sprint before the Spring Festival, or does it depend on whether it can hold up later? XRP is still popular, but I don't know how high it can go. Review and reflect, as always—cheap is king. Is Thursday's breakout a real breakout or a false signal? That's the question. The data looks good, but the key is to see who is bottom-fishing and who is panic-selling at the top.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-17 16:56

The data looks great, but the dip on Tuesday almost broke my confidence... By the way, is there still more to this market rally?

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 01-17 16:40

The data is solid, but it's a bit exhausting. The recent market trend before the Spring Festival really requires perseverance.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-17 16:34

Already dizzy just from not finishing the data, this wave of market movement is truly spectacular. Before the Spring Festival, you really need to stay calm; otherwise, a single correction could blow your mind. The rebound on Wednesday looked comfortable, but unfortunately, I didn't catch the bottom.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 01-17 16:32

The recent market movement before the Spring Festival is quite interesting, and the fluctuation of BTC at 16616 points has been relatively stable. The key is to stick to the review process so that you won't be left behind in the next round. This week, ETH has been underperforming, with much lower trading activity compared to BTC. XRP is still hanging in there, waiting for the moment to surge. But to be honest, ups and downs are actually a good sign, indicating that the market is alive. The worst scenario is a dead, stagnant market with no volatility.

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