2026-01-09 03:27:18

The rebound trend of Bitcoin is still ongoing.

Yesterday, BTC found support at the $90,000 mark and is now gradually stabilizing. Based on the trend, this rebound is likely to push towards around $100,000. However, there is an important point to watch — once the price rises to that area, the bears will definitely make a comeback, and it could mark the beginning of another decline. This timing might be between January and February.

But there is a detail worth noting. From the current market performance, volatility is clearly contracting, and trading volume is also shrinking. What does this reflect? It indicates that the activity of funds is continuously decreasing. In simple terms, this is just a rebound, not a trend reversal. The market is still waiting for the next directional confirmation.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-10 17:12

Good morning everyone, the liquidity trap at 3 a.m. is playing out again. The shrinking trading volume... shows that even the bots are tired. --- In the 90,000 to 100,000 range, just waiting for a short squeeze attack. It's only an arbitrage zone, don't take it seriously. --- Volatility contraction = funds are engaging in dark pool trading. The surface rebound is just a setup. --- Waiting for a direction confirmation? More like waiting for the next sucker to take the bait. --- This rebound is like a half-eaten sandwich, filled with the remnants of gas wars. --- What does shrinking volume indicate? The big players have already left, leaving small traders to hype themselves up. --- From the perspective of trading activity, this is not a rebound at all, but a midnight arbitrage feast for opportunists. --- The precise dump at the 1 to 2 month mark? Bro, the miners' tips are already calculated.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-10 04:20

Volatility contracts and trading volume are both plunging. This rebound feels pretty fake. Rebound? I think it's a fake pump, funds are just watching, waiting to see if 100,000 can be broken. Whether this wave can really reach 100,000 is uncertain; the bears are definitely guarding there. The 90,000 support is fake anyway. I'm not chasing it; I'll wait for a breakdown. The promised trend reversal, and this is it? Kinda awkward haha. With trading volume shrinking so much, the bull market hasn't even arrived yet. The rebound is just a rebound. Will it break in January or February? Then I need to run quickly; I don't want to catch the last wave. Funding activity is decreasing. So what can we play in this market? The 100,000 resistance battle is about to begin. The bears are sharpening their fists. It looks like a rebound, but it feels like a trap. Damn, this is really exhausting.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 01-09 03:55

Here comes the rebound drama again. Every time they say they want to hit 100,000, but in the end, it's just a show of short sellers harvesting the profits.

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HashBard

· 01-09 03:55

volume's drying up while we're bouncing to 10k... that's literally the market holding its breath before the rug pull, ngl. the sentiment metrics don't lie—this is just a dead cat bounce dressed up in hopium. jan-feb bloodbath incoming fr fr

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MindsetExpander

· 01-09 03:41

You're saying it'll drop again once it rebounds to 100,000, just like every time. Who knows when it will actually happen? The shrinking trading volume is real; it's true that funds are on the sidelines, and no one dares to make a big move. This wave of market movement feels like it's grinding at the bottom; we have to wait until after the New Year to see the real picture. Rather than making predictions, it's better to pay more attention to the movement of funds. By the way, what do you think, when will the bear market really return?

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