2026-01-18 17:20:50

If the weekly close can hold above 95,000, it will be the first step towards strength. Currently, the daily chart is hovering near the upper end of the 94,000 fluctuation zone, still in a quite delicate position. If this is just a false breakout, the gains made throughout the previous week could be wiped out.

The rise from 92,000 to 98,000 is essentially a rebound from a technical perspective. The sideways consolidation has been sufficiently long, and coupled with the traditional market's tight liquidity, a large amount of short-term capital inflow into the crypto sector has driven this wave of rally. In other words, whether it can break through the key resistance depends on whether external liquidity can continue to support it.

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down_only_larry

· 10h ago

Once the virtual breakout is confirmed, this week's rebound will be completely wasted. The 94,000 level is really quite frustrating; being stuck here is pointless. To put it simply, it still depends on whether foreign capital is willing to continue coming in. Without that liquidity, everything is just talk.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 10h ago

If there's a breakout, it's a free ride this week. Let's wait for the 95,000 level. Honestly, it still depends on the traditional market’s mood. Retail investors are always the last to get the baton. A rebound, a rebound—sounds nice, but it's really just the final bait before harvesting the leeks. When liquidity dries up, we should be alert and not be blinded by short-term surges. If we can't break 95,000, let's honestly lie low. Coming down is an opportunity to buy the dip.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 10h ago

Once the false breakout crashes down, all the effort this week will be wasted --- Can 95,000 really hold steady? Feels a bit shaky --- Short-term hot money comes in like this, once it rises, it wants to run --- What if external liquidity withdraws? Nothing will be left then --- Still dare to chase the rebound? Really --- Better to watch the weekly performance first, then decide --- The 94,000 level is indeed awkward; can't go up, and it's almost down --- When big funds withdraw, the market disperses; mental preparation is key

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ConfusedWhale

· 10h ago

Tired of the fake breakout drama, I only believe it when it can truly hold at 95,000 --- Honestly, it still depends on how the big players play; retail investors are just doomed to be trapped --- Once liquidity dries up, this wave will directly fall back to the bottom. I lost confidence in this rebound a long time ago --- The 94,000 level really can't hold; it drops as soon as it's touched --- To be honest, whenever traditional markets get tense, cryptocurrencies become the bagholders. It's too realistic

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WhaleWatcher

· 10h ago

A confirmed false breakout is truly over, why is this rebound so frustrating? --- 95000 is the key; if it can't break through, it's still a rebound. Don't be fooled. --- Liquidity has dried up; everything is pointless. It all depends on when the traditional markets loosen up. --- Stuck repeatedly at 94000, it feels like it's about to collapse at any minute. --- A week's worth of gains completely wiped out, I'm speechless. Such a sharp tongue. --- External liquidity is the real issue; technicals are all fake. --- 98000 and still calling it a rebound? That's pretty harsh, brother. --- Stabilizing above 95000? More difficult than climbing to the sky. I bet on a false breakout. --- After such a long consolidation, either a breakout or a breakdown. There's no in-between. --- Tight liquidity has led to this result. Don't expect too much.

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