The analysis team of a well-known on-chain data platform recently spoke out, believing that Bitcoin is indeed facing pressure at this stage. Since October last year, the buying enthusiasm has not kept up with the overall trend, which is somewhat dangerous. They even mentioned a rather pessimistic hypothesis: if the pressure continues, it is possible that in the second half of 2026, it could fall back to $70,000, and in more extreme cases, it could even touch $56,000.
Recently, there has been a little hot topic in the community - January 3rd is the anniversary of Bitcoin's birth, and many people are discussing the significance of this date, while others take the opportunity to analyze Bitcoin's liquidity characteristics. During such times, market attention often rises, but it also depends on whether the fundamentals are strong.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 16h ago
Since October, no one has been buying, and now to talk about this matter is a bit late.
The Bitcoin birthday marketing strategy, anyway, I can't see any fundamental improvement.
56k? I bet five bucks it won't reach, but who knows.
The cold buying pressure needs some reflection; we can't just blame the data platform.
Who cares about 2026, let's first get through this year.
The topic of liquidity pressure is discussed every year; I'm really tired of hearing it.
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LayerZeroHero
· 16h ago
The buying pressure is so weak, are we about to see another round of dumping? It was evident back in October last year, saying it now is a bit late.
That 56k prediction... I’ll just take it as a scare tactic, after all, there's always someone calling the bottom each year.
The heat is rising on the anniversary, but the fundamentals are collapsing; we’ve seen this pattern too many times.
Is it true, is the liquidity really this bad? Or is it just particularly weak during this period.
Rather than waiting for 70k, it’s better to think about how to buy the dip first, but the premise is that the money hasn’t been completely lost yet.
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ZenChainWalker
· 16h ago
Is the buying momentum not keeping up? We need to see how it goes later, don't be too pessimistic, buddy.
Happy birthday to BTC on January 3rd, hope the Liquidity doesn't shrink anymore.
If it really gets dumped to 70k, I will buy the dip, and 56k goes without saying.
The fundamentals are still the same, it just depends on whether the retail investors believe it or not.
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HashBandit
· 17h ago
weak hands getting shaken out again, classic. back in my mining days we'd just hodl through this stuff... well, until the power bills showed up lmao. anyway, if BTC really tanks to 56k, that's when you actually watch the on-chain metrics, not the narrative. liquidity's been sus for months tbh.
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TokenEconomist
· 17h ago
actually, the buying pressure divergence from october onwards is literally just order flow imbalance playing out—think of it this way, when institutional accumulation can't match retail fomo cycles, liquidity pools get thin real fast. the 56k bear case feels a bit extreme but yeah, ceteris paribus, if macro headwinds persist the math doesn't lie.
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The analysis team of a well-known on-chain data platform recently spoke out, believing that Bitcoin is indeed facing pressure at this stage. Since October last year, the buying enthusiasm has not kept up with the overall trend, which is somewhat dangerous. They even mentioned a rather pessimistic hypothesis: if the pressure continues, it is possible that in the second half of 2026, it could fall back to $70,000, and in more extreme cases, it could even touch $56,000.
Recently, there has been a little hot topic in the community - January 3rd is the anniversary of Bitcoin's birth, and many people are discussing the significance of this date, while others take the opportunity to analyze Bitcoin's liquidity characteristics. During such times, market attention often rises, but it also depends on whether the fundamentals are strong.