2026-01-09 02:22:53

Bitcoin price fluctuations on January 9th were nonstop, with the $91,000 level becoming a battleground for bulls and bears to repeatedly tug back and forth. The price repeatedly broke below this level and was pulled back again, going back and forth for several rounds. Clearly, the market is a bit uncertain here.

Many believe this is a breather in the early-year rally. But what truly concerns traders is a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court today — this could stir up the sentiment of global risk assets and inject some uncertainty into the market. Should they increase or decrease their positions? Everyone is waiting to see how this unfolds. The market is at this crossroads.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-11 22:11

The 91,000 level has been repeatedly pushed and pulled, honestly because no one dares to take the initiative to strike.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-11 20:18

The 91,000 level really became a hurdle, repeatedly pulling back and annoying everyone. Is the Supreme Court ruling a positive or negative? It feels like the whole market is betting on this. How much courage do you need to add positions at this time... Once the court ruling is out, it will either surge or crash; there's no middle ground. Not sure if it's a breather or a sign of a drop, but anyway, I'm not doing anything right now.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-11 08:10

The 91,000 level is repeatedly being pushed and pulled. According to on-chain data, large wallets are showing clear signs of accumulation here, obviously indicating someone is quietly absorbing positions. Wait, the Supreme Court ruling in the US? I need to check the flow of funds behind this... Usually, these times are the real opportunity for a shakeout. This rhythm feels off. Is the market unsure of the direction? I’ve actually identified a few suspicious addresses with abnormal trading patterns.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-09 02:48

91,000 back and forth friction, it really looks uncomfortable.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-09 02:43

This 91,000 threshold is really annoying; it keeps lingering and refuses to go. I'm exhausted just watching it.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-09 02:42

91000 yo-yoing back and forth, is this giving us money? --- Waiting for the US court's decision, guessing the market now is purely gambling. --- Breathing? I think it's testing our bottom line. --- Adding or reducing positions is all gambling; it's better to wait for a signal before acting. --- Isn't this just the night before retail investors get harvested? Keep watching the show. --- 91000 is really a curse; it can't break through. --- The decision has been made on the US side, and we're still watching the show here. It's a bit awkward. --- Choosing the wrong path at the crossroads can only be blamed on bad luck. --- If you're unsure about the market, just go all in; anyway, you'll lose sooner or later. --- Back and forth tugging shows no one dares to bet heavily, they're scared.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto