2026-01-15 05:50:46

#数字资产市场动态 Last night Bitcoin once again showed a surge, rushing to 97,900 but then lost momentum and plunged. The overall trend is oscillating up and down, with bullish momentum clearly weakening. The resistance above is quite strong, so caution is advised when chasing highs.

From the candlestick chart, a correction signal has already appeared, and the short-term trend remains mainly sideways. The 98,000 level can still be defended.

This afternoon at the open, you can consider small positions to go long and try to catch a rebound, keeping an eye on the 98,000 level. If it cannot break through, then switch to short positions with a target around 95,000.

$BTC $ETH $SOL

BTC1,85%

ETH1,81%

SOL0,66%

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TxFailed

· 5h ago

btc doing its thing again—pump to 97.9k then ghosted. honestly, learned the hard way that chasing these wicks is just expensive tuition. technically speaking, 98k is basically a wall made of "nope," so... good luck with that small position thing. in retrospect, the smart move was already sitting this one out lol

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RugPullSurvivor

· 5h ago

97,900, just give up the gun? That's really outrageous. The bulls clearly have no confidence in this wave. If it can't break 98,000, then it's time to admit defeat. The bears' opportunity has arrived.

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GovernancePretender

· 5h ago

97,900 just gave up? I think no one is really trying to defend the market this time --- Again stuck at 98,000, this move has already been played out --- I'm confident in a bullish rebound, but can it really reach 95,000? Feels exaggerated --- I've heard the bearish decline argument a hundred times, yet the price still repeatedly pushes higher --- Small positions can try to rebound, but if it really breaks below 96,500, I'll just run --- Is 98,000 too much pressure? Uh... maybe we should wait and see --- That spike last night was just a trap to lure buyers, I bet on it --- Everyone knows short-term volatility is normal, but the key is where to go next

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ColdWalletGuardian