2026-01-18 20:40:01

$META wrapped the week below the yearly pivot point at 645. Key support zones to monitor include the 100-week moving average around 602 (where price found a floor in November) and the November bottom at 581. Should price break below the November low, it would signal a major peak formed back in August, shifting the technical outlook.

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SmartContractWorker

· 01-21 20:22

Whether the key level at 645 breaks or not, it seems to depend on whether the 581 level at the end of November can hold...

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-21 18:37

Below 645... this is just paving the way for the subsequent plunge.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-21 15:24

Below 645, it doesn't make much sense anymore. If it really breaks below 581, I'll have to re-analyze the chart.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-21 02:03

The 645 level is really a bit awkward; once it breaks down, it directly heads to 602, feeling exhausted... --- If it falls below 581, that August high will truly become a common "one step back to the pre-liberation era" for altcoins. --- The 100-week moving average at 602 is a critical point; I think it must be well defended, or else Bitcoin will follow the chaos. --- Honestly, the technical outlook looks a bit uncertain now; in the past, such breakouts rarely had good results... --- If that key support at 581 is lost, I think we need to re-examine the entire narrative logic. --- Next week, it's highly likely we'll continue testing these support levels; no need to rush. --- Damn, I have to keep an eye on the market again; this week was really exhausting. --- With 602 and 581 sandwiched in the middle, it feels like repeatedly testing the edge of a breakdown, quite uncomfortable.

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