2026-01-16 09:10:39

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Retail investors and big players are actually both cutting their losses. Although there are many positive signals at the start of 2026, Bitcoin's resistance at the 98,000 level remains very strong. The key is to watch a few upcoming signals—whether the interest rate decision in late January can release positive signals, whether there is room for easing in the geopolitical situation, and the pace of yen depreciation in Japan. $BTC $BNB Recently, the market sentiment has been a bit subtle, and various funds are waiting. If these conditions improve one or twofold, there might still be a chance for a bullish trend in the first half of the year. Otherwise, we will have to endure further. Honestly, right now it's a matter of who can strike the right balance between policy and geopolitical risks.

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TideReceder

· 2h ago

98000 really feels like a dead lock, I think we still have to wait for the rate decision in late January, otherwise it's all pointless. --- Cut losses, cut losses, now no one can avoid this. The key is whether the policy can be effective. --- The Japanese yen is moving so much over there, it feels like Bitcoin has become a side character, really subtle. --- Instead of guessing the bull opportunity, it's better to see if the geopolitical issues can be eased, that's the real key. --- Funds are all waiting, and retail investors should wait even more, anyway they can't keep up with their pace. --- Basically, it's about hitting the right point to make a profit; if you miss, just hold on. Who dares say they've got it right now? --- Despite so many positive signals, 98000 still can't be broken through, I really didn't expect that. --- The market sentiment is really subtle, it's exhausting to watch. --- If you ask me, this round of market movement depends on that one in late January, everything else can be put aside for now.

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CryptoMom

· 7h ago

The 98,000 level is indeed a tough nut to crack; it feels like everyone is betting on whether those signals will turn around. --- The depreciation pace on the Japanese side is the real hidden factor; no one is talking about this. --- This month's interest rate decision is truly the watershed moment. --- Basically, it's all about waiting—who can wait it out will win. --- If geopolitical tensions ease, there might really be a bullish case, but it's still too early to tell. --- Funds are hesitating, and retail investors are even worse off. --- Timing the market is really a test of human nature; it's easy to stumble into a "trap." --- There are still bullish opportunities; it all depends on how the decision day unfolds. --- Selling off is indeed painful, but Bitcoin is just like that. --- If those three signals all don't turn around, it might be a while longer before things change.

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DuskSurfer

· 7h ago

The 98,000 level is indeed nerve-wracking... The real watershed day will be the interest rate decision. --- All kinds of funds are watching cautiously, indicating that everyone is uncertain. This feeling is a bit stifling. --- Only those who hit the right rhythm can survive; those who miss it can keep getting trapped. That's just how the market is now. --- If the yen's depreciation loosens, it might open up a breakthrough. --- Retail investors have long been squeezed out; now it's up to the institutions to play their game. --- Instead of watching the market every day, it's better to wait until the interest rate decision settles before making a move. --- As long as geopolitical tensions persist, that 98,000 will always be the ceiling. --- Is there still hope for the bulls in the first half of the year? That feels a bit overly optimistic. --- The current market is all about speed in reacting to information; even half a second late means a loss.

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PretendingSerious

· 7h ago

98000 this level is really tough, feels like everyone is just waiting for signals from the Federal Reserve --- What about the yen depreciation? Seems like the Bank of Japan is a bit confused too --- All kinds of funds are waiting, retail investors are waiting too, many have already cut losses --- To put it simply, it's now a gamble between policy and geopolitics --- Can the interest rate decision bring some surprises? These two months are quite critical

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GasFeeVictim

· 7h ago

The 98,000 level is really a bottleneck, it feels like everyone is waiting for a signal from the Federal Reserve. --- The point about the Yen's depreciation pace is well said; it is indeed a variable, and no one can predict it. --- To put it simply, it's now a policy gamble; if you step wrong, you can only keep cutting losses. --- Funds are all watching, retail investors are still going all-in, the gap is huge. --- There was a chance in the first half of the year, but it also feels uncertain; geopolitical issues are stirring up trouble again. --- The 98K pressure is so high; if the rate decision isn't strong enough, it’s a sure downturn.

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AlwaysAnon

· 7h ago

This level 98k is really a tough nut to crack. It seems like the funds are all waiting to see who makes the first move.

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