2026-01-19 19:30:33

#数字资产市场动态 The market has indeed been a bit turbulent these past two days. The change in Federal Reserve Chair and the barrage of tariff comments have come one after another, and under this double impact, BTC has dropped nearly 4000 points. Currently, with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the US stock market is closed, and market liquidity has significantly shrunk, with bears howling.

$BTC is now fluctuating around 93,000, and the daily chart shows it hasn't broken through the middle band yet. The resistance at 94,000 is quite tough above, and below, 91,000 is a key support level. Once it really breaks down, 90,500 and even 88,000 should be guarded.

To be honest, trading contracts isn't something you can rely on luck for. You need to understand the market rhythm, grasp key levels, and both longs and shorts can profit. No matter how volatile the market is, as long as your strategy keeps up, stable returns are not that difficult. $ETH is also making corresponding adjustments, so pay attention to the trend changes during this period.

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SandwichTrader

· 7h ago

Are you still hovering around 93,000 points after a drop of 4000 points? Man, your resistance to decline is really strong, but I'm worried that one news could directly break below 91,000.

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OnchainUndercover

· 7h ago

93,000 is indeed a bit of a bottleneck, whether it breaks or not mainly depends on the mood of the US stock market over there. Liquidity is so poor, why are the bears so fierce? Honestly, it's just waiting for risk assets to take a breather. Contracts can be profitable anytime, it all depends on how quick your reaction is and whether you hit the right levels. Is 91,000 really the bottom? It feels like 88,000 isn't impossible either. As long as the strategy is in place, everything else is just floating clouds. If it breaks the mid-line, we need to be prepared and stop hesitating. Why hasn't ETH moved yet? It feels like it's being dragged down by BTC. To be honest, with the market like this, don't expect stable returns. Just surviving is considered winning. I really can't see through 94,000; all kinds of funds are just arguing here.

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GasGuzzler

· 7h ago

91,000 broke really scared me. I cut my losses there yesterday, and my mental state was shattered.

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ProposalManiac

· 7h ago

Technical analysis during periods of liquidity exhaustion is indeed prone to failure; this guy has raised the support level too high. Historically, every US stock holiday has been a window for bearish tests. Whether the 88,000 level can hold is the key.

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GateUser-5854de8b

· 7h ago

93,000 at this level really feels uncomfortable, it seems like a rebound could happen at any moment.

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