2026-01-18 21:00:34

#比特币2026年行情展望 Looking at the current $BTC market, the price is hovering around $95,000. In the short term, there is momentum to push towards the $100,000 mark, and continuous inflows into spot ETFs have indeed provided significant support. However, the risk of a pullback should also be considered. In the medium term, institutional opinions vary—some see $70,000, others see $150,000, basically fluctuating within this range. Liquidity and policy looseness or tightening determine the specific direction. As for the long term, the divergence is even greater—optimists call for $200,000 to $250,000, while pessimists lack confidence and even think it might fall back to $10,000 to $50,000. Ultimately, it still depends on how macroeconomics evolve and how major institutions allocate their positions.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 1h ago

95,000 fluctuations, ETF absorption is real, but let's not get too optimistic; a pullback can happen at any time.

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JustHereForMemes

· 12h ago

95,000 swings, close to 100,000, but I'm more concerned about when I can break even haha Machine: With such big disagreements now, it feels like everyone can come up with a story to justify their holdings Machine: Both liquidity and policies are involved, saying one thing and doing another, the real thing depends on macroeconomic cues Machine: Optimists call for 250,000, pessimists call for 10,000, the gap is about the price of a Lamborghini Machine: ETF entry is a positive signal, but how long can it last? It feels like it might fail someday

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FarmHopper

· 13h ago

Is $100,000 really coming? Feels like it's always the same every time --- ETF buying is real, but who knows how long this wave can last --- Optimists shout 250,000, pessimists drop back to 10,000, uh... they're all right, it's truly outrageous --- Should I buy now or wait for a pullback? I'm a bit unsure --- Macro factors are the real big boss, Bitcoin itself is just a foil --- Different institutions have different opinions, retail investors just have to gamble on probabilities --- Short-term push to 100,000, medium-term see 70,000? This volatility is truly outrageous --- Liquidity is king; policies easing trigger a surge, tightening causes a crash --- Let's wait and see, the 95,000 level doesn't seem to have any strong support --- Every time they say ETF is a positive, why is it still so volatile?

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 13h ago

There is a chance to hit 100,000 in the short term, but I think most of those entering now are being cut by ETF traders. Once it rebounds to 9.8, it's time to sell.

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MidnightSeller

· 13h ago

From 95,000 to 100,000, there's only this much room. ETF stabilization helps, but when real trouble hits, no one can stop it.

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ZenMiner

· 13h ago

Institutions each say their own thing. Anyway, I'll wait until the 100,000 break below before saying anything. How long the spot ETF can hold up is the key.

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StealthMoon

· 13h ago

Is breaking 100,000 still dependent on how institutions dump their holdings? --- This wave of ETF entry indeed held the line, but I think the pessimists' prediction of 1-5万 is really crazy. --- Anyway, I have just two words: HODL. --- Optimistic 250,000, pessimistic 10,000, who is really bluffing with this huge gap? --- Who can truly grasp macroeconomics? It's better to watch how big funds move. --- Short-term hitting 100,000 is possible, but keeping your finger on the stop-loss line is the real key. --- Liquidity is the real boss; policy easing is like giving the coin a heads-up, tightening is like a needle explosion. --- Uh, this analysis feels like storytelling. Who dares to go all-in? --- This round of spot ETF has given retail investors some reassurance, at least no more constant worry. --- I just want to know where the institutions' real bottom holdings are; such analyses are all after-the-fact.

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