2026-01-08 01:00:12

#密码资产动态追踪 Bitcoin has been oscillating back and forth since the surge on Monday, with significant selling pressure above. Short-term breakthroughs are not easy to achieve. Currently, the bulls and bears are testing each other, and neither can dominate. As the year-end approaches, institutional activity has slowed down, and trading volume has decreased, indicating a lack of momentum. From both the candlestick charts and the capital flow perspective, there are no signs of a major move; sideways consolidation is more realistic — $BTC is fluctuating within this wide range, waiting for institutions to become active again.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-10 02:40

The year-end is here, and institutions have pulled back. This sideways movement can't be sustained.

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Blockchainiac

· 01-09 01:03

The year-end wave is indeed dull, with institutions all on holiday mindset, and trading volume has shrunk as if no one is playing.

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SerumDegen

· 01-08 01:24

ngl this is just classic year-end copium... institutions taking a break while we're supposed to believe there's "structure" forming. lmao the sideways grind never kills anyone right? *checks liquidation ladder nervously*

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-08 01:19

The year-end is here and everyone is taking a break, institutions are no exception, BTC is just lying there. During this sideways period, it's better to pay attention to L2 opportunities. In this market, it can't be pushed up and it can't be pushed down, really boring to death. Wait, is this waiting for institutions to get itchy? Then retail investors have to keep getting itchy too haha. Those who are entering now are all warriors, I am still on the sidelines.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-08 01:08

The year-end is here, and institutions are all taking a break. Playing BTC at this time is just throwing a tantrum.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-08 01:03

This sideways movement is a perfect opportunity for dollar-cost averaging, as data shows that the Sharpe ratio during such range-bound oscillations is actually quite good. Institutions have all hidden away for the New Year, while retail investors are actually the most calm group haha. The lack of momentum at the year-end is normal; historical data shows it happens every year. Bears are already used to it. Large selling pressure? Perfect, those wanting to buy the dip have a chance now. Don't rush to get emotional. Range-bound oscillations are actually very friendly to DCA investors. Who says this isn't a positive sign? Wait a moment, the day institutions come back might be the day it takes off. Storing up now is the way to go. This sideways movement is really normal. It happened last year too. Let's just consider it the market breathing.

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