As of January 26 morning, Bitcoin is showing a short-term weakness, with a high probability of continued sideways decline within 24 hours. Support levels are first seen at 87,000, with a potential drop to 85,500 if broken; resistance is at 89,000–90,000. Due to insufficient volume, bearish sentiment, and the combined influence of US stocks and crypto market linkage, rebounds are unlikely to sustain. Strategy: mainly observe, consider light short positions if support is broken, wait until it stabilizes above 89,000 before considering short-term longs, and strictly control position sizes and stop-losses.
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Bitcoin's Downward Outlook
As of January 26 morning, Bitcoin is showing a short-term weakness, with a high probability of continued sideways decline within 24 hours. Support levels are first seen at 87,000, with a potential drop to 85,500 if broken; resistance is at 89,000–90,000. Due to insufficient volume, bearish sentiment, and the combined influence of US stocks and crypto market linkage, rebounds are unlikely to sustain. Strategy: mainly observe, consider light short positions if support is broken, wait until it stabilizes above 89,000 before considering short-term longs, and strictly control position sizes and stop-losses.