2026-01-20 23:21:12

#数字资产市场动态 In response to everyone's requests, today let's talk about the trend of Bitcoin.

Currently, the technical structure of Bitcoin has been broken just like Ethereum, and the pattern has changed. The previously anticipated milestones of 98,000 and 100,000 have been completely shattered. Using the same logic, if Bitcoin can rebound to around 89,000, that would be the last escape window for the bulls. The current bear market has just begun.

From the four-hour chart perspective, there are three fortresses below worth paying attention to—86,180, 83,383, and 80,600—each of which is a potential support ceiling. Although the current resilience against decline is slightly stronger than Ethereum's, the structure has changed. At this pace, it is very likely to see the first support level tested this week.

After consecutive plunges, a quick rebound in the short term is unlikely. My advice to everyone: if you're on the right side of the trade, stay vigilant, lock in profits to prevent a pullback. If you're wrong, accept it and don't stubbornly hold on; holding on will only make things worse. Seize the rebound opportunity to short at high levels, don't be soft-hearted.

Whether you're bullish or bearish, I wish everyone a prosperous 2026.

BTC-2,17%

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MemeKingNFT

· 1h ago

That 88,000 level is really the last lifeline; if we can't pass it, it's game over.

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Deconstructionist

· 5h ago

The four words "dreams shattered" can be considered as waking up to reality. Is 89000 really the last life-saving straw? It feels more like a psychological placebo. Brothers who hold positions, stop gambling. Giving up really isn't that shameful. This bear market has just begun; who knows how much further it will fall.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 6h ago

89,000 is really the last life-saving straw; if it drops further, everything is over. --- The words "dreams shattered" are so true; what about the hundred thousand we boasted about earlier? --- Admit defeat, just admit it—this really hit me in the heart. --- The structure has changed; no matter how much technical analysis you do, it can't save this plunge. --- Lock in profits, prevent retracement—it's easy to say but really hard to do. --- This week, watch 86,180; if it breaks then, it's really the end. --- Not bullish, not bearish, just pure loss—that's me. --- Is the bear market just beginning? Are you scaring people or being sincere? --- Shorting at high points sounds easy, but who dares to leverage at this time? --- 2026 will be prosperous, provided we make it to 2026.

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PumpStrategist

· 6h ago

The pattern has formed, and that 89,000 gap is indeed the last lifeline. If it breaks again, it will be at 86,000.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 6h ago

Dream shattered at 100,000. Now it's all about whether we can hold the 89,000 critical support, or else head straight to 80,600.

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GasWaster69

· 6h ago

The word "dream shattered" is too extreme. Is 89000 really the last lifeline? I think it's a gamble. --- Surrendering and locking in profits again, easy to say, hard to do, brother. --- If 86180 breaks, I’ll just go to sleep directly. Don’t watch the market anymore. --- The bear market is just beginning? It started long ago, now it’s at a deep level. --- Don’t be soft when shorting from high altitudes, it sounds easy, but those who are soft have long been wiped out, haha. --- If I make money again in 2026, what about 2024 and 2025? --- The structure has changed, I give in. It’s a bit of a fatalistic tone. --- Ethereum’s resilience to decline is slightly stronger? I see it all falling together. --- The rebound opportunity is here, can we really catch it? The key is psychological resilience.

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