2026-01-11 04:27:14

Recently, I've been watching Bitcoin's trend and found that the price is actually stuck between two key liquidity zones. The support zone below is roughly around $88,000 to $88,500, and there's a gap left by CME in this area, which makes it technically significant. Looking upward, the $92,000 to $95,000 range acts as a wall, with quite a strong resistance. Personally, I feel that these two liquidity zones could be broken through next week, and whether the price breaks upward or downward will likely introduce some variables to the market.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 3m ago

The 88-88.5 gap really can't hold anymore; it feels like it will break this week.

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YieldChaser

· 14h ago

88 break below, I will go all-in on the short position directly. This time, I really feel it's going to break the level.

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SatoshiHeir

· 19h ago

It should be pointed out that your liquidity analysis framework is actually still stuck in the traditional technical analysis mold—CME gap theory was already discussed by the community back in 2017. The real key should be looking at on-chain data and the distribution of chips, rather than these illusory price levels. Based on my research over the years, every time the market hovers around a critical area, the final breakout direction is actually determined by large holders' on-chain transfers. Your prediction of the 82 to 95 range will almost certainly be proven wrong. Hey, but I have to admit, your sensitivity to resistance levels is pretty good. The 92-95 wall is indeed tough. Next week is a watershed moment. The movement after a breakout will be quite ironic—everyone is betting on the breakout direction, but it often collapses in the opposite direction. My intuition tells me it will go down, but the mathematical model is struggling. Another analysis relying on price levels to judge heroes, this cracks me up.

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HodlOrRegret

· 19h ago

By next week, we might get clarity on this. If the 88 line can't hold, things could get ugly.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 19h ago

88500 that gap is really a bit annoying, feels like if it's going to break, just go all in --- It's the same old support and resistance talk, feels like it's repeated every week --- The 92-95 wall is indeed strong, but the crypto world loves surprises --- Will it really move next week? I bet 5 bucks it's still consolidating --- If it truly breaks this time, whether up or down, I bet on the opposite direction --- The CME gap is indeed significant, but predicting these things... you know --- Both areas could break, doesn't that mean nothing was said at all haha --- Between 88 and 95, just bouncing back and forth, so boring --- What happens after liquidity is broken through? Then a new round of "key areas"? --- The moment of breakdown might be more exciting than the analysis itself

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CounterIndicator

· 20h ago

We're all stuck here unable to move. Next week, either a breakthrough or continued squeezing; anyway, the days of quietly making money are gone.

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DoomCanister

· 20h ago

That 88K gap is really crucial; the consolidation has gone on for too long, it needs to break the level.

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