2026-01-10 04:40:18

#密码资产动态追踪 On Saturday noon, Bitcoin dropped from 94,700 and has been in a correction for two consecutive days. Look at the candlestick chart — it has already broken below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, which generally indicates a lack of momentum in the short term. It rebounded slightly last night, but the strength was insufficient, and it is still under the resistance of the middle band.

Looking at the 4-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands have already broken out, and the price is fluctuating between the middle and lower bands. Both the upper and middle bands are sloping downward, indicating a classic bearish arrangement. Especially during the decline, the trading volume did not increase, suggesting that large investors are not dumping. The volume during the rebound is even more sluggish, showing a clear lack of retail buying enthusiasm.

Considering the typically low trading activity over the weekend, it is recommended to maintain a bearish outlook today, focusing on short-term operations. Keep an eye on the 90,800-89,000 range, and also watch the 3,100-3,050 vicinity. Be attentive to the overall market rhythm as well.

BTC0,27%

ETH1,03%

BNB0,06%

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 17h ago

Oh no, it's the same Bollinger Bands analysis again. Retail investors' buying enthusiasm is truly lacking. --- I'm tired of the weak rebound. Let's wait until it drops to 89,000 before talking. --- Trading is slow over the weekend, and I'm still studying the bearish arrangement. Better to wait for big players' moves on Monday. --- Can a declining volume confirm the direction? I don't think so. There might be a reversal next week. --- I'm interested in buying ETH between 3100-3050, but I'm afraid of getting caught now. --- Bollinger Bands have broken multiple times. Does anyone still believe in them? --- Focusing on short-term trading. This sounds like saying "I'm not sure either."

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-10 05:09

The market really isn't interesting this weekend, retail investors are all sleeping --- As soon as the Bollinger Bands broke, I knew there was no hope. This rebound is as flimsy as paper --- Wait, are the big players really not dumping? Why does this decline have such a rhythm? --- The bearish arrangement is so obvious, and still someone dares to buy in? I'm convinced --- It feels like the 89,000 level is about to break, and then we'll have to find new support --- With such sluggish trading volume, no wonder the rebound is weak --- Weekends are for rest, no need to mess with the market

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-10 05:06

The Bollinger Bands broke out, it was time to get out. Now you're still hesitating... Retail investors' buying enthusiasm is really gone. --- It's a bearish alignment, and the big players haven't dumped. Honestly, it just means no one is buying. --- Trading volume is so sluggish over the weekend, yet you still dare to short-term trade? I'm choosing to sleep. --- If 89000 can't be broken, this dip will be really awkward. --- If the rebound isn't strong enough, just keep going down. Let's see if it hits 3050. --- BTC was stuck at 90800 all day; it seems we need to continue probing lower. --- With such poor volume, any rebound is probably pointless. --- As expected, the weekend is bearish. Let's see how the big players move on Monday. --- The mid-line resistance is so firm; breaking below it will be very easy.

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WalletInspector

· 01-10 05:06

It has fallen below the middle band again. This rebound is really weak; retail investors have already exited.

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AllInAlice

· 01-10 05:00

The idea of Bollinger Band breakouts is getting a bit tired, but it does hit the point that the rebound is weak. The most hopeless thing is the sluggish trading volume; retail investors simply don't dare to enter the market. With this kind of market over the weekend, it's better to go to sleep and wait until Monday to see the situation. Can 89,000 hold? It feels like it might drop further. Things are even worse for ETH; 3050 might not even be the bottom.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-10 04:48

Once the Bollinger Bands break, that's it. Retail investors simply don't dare to take the bait.

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