The crypto market on January 9th shows a pattern of oscillation and recovery. Bitcoin briefly dipped to $89,262 in the early hours before quickly rebounding, currently stabilizing around $90,800. The $90,000 level has become a recent support baseline, while $92,000 presents a clear resistance. Ethereum also demonstrates resilience, rebounding from a low of $3,052 to the $3,130 range, with the $3,100 support level remaining relatively strong.
Other major cryptocurrencies follow the rally—SOL, XRP, DOGE, and others all rise with the market—but market sentiment remains cautious, and capital remains on the sidelines. Non-farm employment data is about to be released, serving as an important short-term trend indicator. From a technical perspective, key focus points are whether BTC can break through $92,000 and whether ETH can hold above $3,200. A breakout could confirm a new upward trend. However, given current uncertainties, it is recommended to strictly control positions and avoid excessive leverage.
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GasBankrupter
· 21h ago
Position 90800 keeps testing repeatedly; it feels like it will either break through directly or be pushed up to 92500, with no middle ground.
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Non-farm payroll data is really crucial. These days, just watching whether it can move makes me go bald.
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Controlling position size is so right. I've already been educated by liquidation enough times.
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Waiting for ETH to stabilize above 3200 might take until the Year of the Monkey or the Year of the Horse. It still feels like it will fall.
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BTC is just hovering around 90000. When can we get a clear signal?
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The fund's wait-and-see period is the most torturous. Everyone wants to buy in but is afraid of catching a falling knife—classic market mentality.
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SOL's bandwagon is back again. It's obvious there's no independent thinking.
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Not being able to break 92000 feels like a false breakout; maybe it needs to be washed out again.
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This rebound is a bit weak. With no volume increase, how can it break through?
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I'm not surprised by DOGE following the trend; it's just this kind of coin.
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DeFiGrayling
· 21h ago
90800 feels unstable at this level, and there will be a pullback once the non-farm data is released.
Damn, is it really that hard to break 92000? It’s just a little away.
SOL has risen the most sharply, but I still don’t dare to go all in.
Listen up everyone, controlling your position size is so true.
It would be great if ETH could break above 3200; right now, it’s still a game of tug-of-war.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-09 09:41
Here we go again, if we can't hold $90,000, it's really time to panic
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Non-farm payrolls are coming. Whether we can truly break through $92,000 depends on the data
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It feels like funds are all waiting; whoever dares to jump first will be the bag holder
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ETH's rebound this time feels a bit weak; that $3,200 level might not be so easy to pass
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Still the same advice: don't chase highs or bottom fish, wait for a clear signal
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It looks like a rebound, but I've seen this kind of movement too many times...
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I've already reduced my position; I don't want to get cut too badly
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Only a true breakthrough of $92,000 would be news; anything else is too early to tell
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I don't really believe other coins are following the rebound; they all depend on BTC's direction
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-09 03:53
$90,000 has become the sacred bottom again. Every time it's said, but what’s the result?
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Non-farm payroll data is out, and we’ll know immediately if there’s a move. It will probably be another bloodbath.
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ETH is stubbornly stuck at 3100, unwilling to show us 3200.
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I've been tired of hearing about controlling positions for a long time. Yet, I still go all-in anyway.
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Rebound, rebound, every day it’s a rebound. When will we finally break through upwards?
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Is 92,000 resistance? I think that’s just a illusion; it can’t be broken.
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The cautious attitude of funds = retail investors are still cutting losses, while institutions are buying at the bottom.
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Again, talking about controlling positions. This phrase is more frequent than BTC’s price fluctuations.
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RegenRestorer
· 01-09 03:48
The 90,000 bottom rebound, how long it can hold depends on the non-farm payroll data.
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It's really frustrating that 92k can't be broken, feels like I'm going to be trapped for a while.
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ETH is just hanging around like this, when can it stabilize at 3200? I'm exhausted.
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It's always about controlling positions and avoiding leverage, I'm getting numb just listening. Why doesn't everyone heed the advice?
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Sol and XRP, these followers, really have no independent thoughts?
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The rebound on the 9th was just a false alarm, I feel like it will drop again later.
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Waiting and watching? Where did all the funds go? This downward drift is really uncomfortable.
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-09 03:39
90000 is no longer sustainable, right? Just a hard rebound, I find it exhausting to watch.
Waiting for non-farm data, really has a sharp tongue but a soft heart.
If it can't break 92000, don't boast; everything is on hold now.
Positions have already been halved, leverage is truly a life-or-death signal.
Bitcoin's rebound this time feels a bit hollow, seems like it might test the bottom again.
If ETH can't hold 3100, it will really turn green.
The cautious camp +1, the market risk is too high right now.
It's the same old story of technical optimism and fundamental pessimism.
This non-farm shot could wipe out the current rebound entirely.
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StableCoinKaren
· 01-09 03:33
90,000 held up, but this rebound feels fake... as soon as the non-farm payroll data comes out, it might crash again.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-09 03:32
It's the same data analysis again. Hearing it so often makes me a bit tired.
If 90800 can't hold, I really need to consider reducing my position.
Before the non-farm payroll data is released, this market is just gambling. I think I'll just lie low for now.
This rebound in BTC feels a bit fake. Let's wait and see.
If 92000 can't be broken, it's just a cycle of repeatedly getting chopped. Stay alert.
Honestly, I just want to see how high it can go, but I really don't dare to hold a heavy position right now.
The crypto market on January 9th shows a pattern of oscillation and recovery. Bitcoin briefly dipped to $89,262 in the early hours before quickly rebounding, currently stabilizing around $90,800. The $90,000 level has become a recent support baseline, while $92,000 presents a clear resistance. Ethereum also demonstrates resilience, rebounding from a low of $3,052 to the $3,130 range, with the $3,100 support level remaining relatively strong.
Other major cryptocurrencies follow the rally—SOL, XRP, DOGE, and others all rise with the market—but market sentiment remains cautious, and capital remains on the sidelines. Non-farm employment data is about to be released, serving as an important short-term trend indicator. From a technical perspective, key focus points are whether BTC can break through $92,000 and whether ETH can hold above $3,200. A breakout could confirm a new upward trend. However, given current uncertainties, it is recommended to strictly control positions and avoid excessive leverage.