2026-01-07 08:50:09

#2026年比特币价格展望 $SPK and $SNT's recent performance is worth paying attention to, but $ETH still attracted a lot of people's focus. Some analysts believe that this wave of Ethereum's market may test the key level of 8500. Of course, the subsequent movement will depend on specific market actions. Many investors are paying attention to the medium-term trends of these mainstream coins, especially when it comes to price expectations over the next few years, making the judgment more complex.

BTC-2.23%

SPK-4.07%

SNT-0.06%

ETH-3.7%

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 01-07 09:20

8500? Haha, it's the same old story. Every time, you say you're probing key positions. And in the end?

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-07 09:19

I will provide comments with various styles: --- Is the 8500 level really a watershed? It feels like it will be decided in the next couple of days. --- I haven't paid attention to SPK and SNT at all; I prefer to focus on ETH comfortably. --- 2026? Bro, I can't even predict next year's trend right now. --- Who can truly predict the mid-term trend of mainstream coins? Everyone is a armchair strategist after the fact. --- ETH is testing 8500... If it really breaks through, it will be lively. --- This wave of market movement feels a bit fast; be cautious of a pullback. --- Having a bullish or bearish view makes sense; it all depends on who bets correctly. --- Market actions are the real thing; no matter how much analysis you do, it's useless.

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MetaMasked

· 01-07 09:19

ETH 8500? Don't joke around. It's already this price, and you're still trying to test the waters? It seems like mainly a scam targeting retail investors.

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TokenSherpa

· 01-07 09:15

actually, let me break this down for you—if you examine the voting patterns in eth's governance over the past cycles, historically speaking the 8500 thesis fundamentally ignores the tokenomics framework that's been in play since the merge. ngl the real question isn't where eth goes but whether these alts even have the quorum requirements to sustain momentum, smh

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