2026-01-09 12:34:12

Tonight at 21:30, the non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate data will be released soon, and at the same time, there may be new developments in Trump's tariffs lawsuit tonight or early tomorrow morning. Such major events have always been capable of tearing the market apart, so it's important to stay alert for possible sharp fluctuations.

BTC ETF has experienced net capital outflows for three consecutive days recently, and the Fear & Greed Index has remained at a low level, indicating a clear lack of bullish confidence in the entire market. From an options perspective, the Δ25 Skew shows that the bearish sentiment has not yet further expanded, but the overall tone remains slightly weak.

In terms of price, BTC is currently oscillating around $90,000. There are two obvious resistance levels above: $97,000 and $102,000. The support levels below are at $85,000 and $88,000 respectively. In the short term, there is a significant probability of trading within this range.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 5h ago

Hmm... Another black swan night, with non-farm payrolls and tariffs hitting simultaneously. I might as well just go to sleep. Really, trading at times like this is just gambling. I choose to lie flat. The 90,000 is stuck, can't go up or down, it's torturous. ETFs have been declining for three consecutive days... Are institutions withdrawing? Or are they accumulating? Who knows. This time, if it explodes, I'll go all in on shorting. Anyway, it's all a loss, might as well take a gamble.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 18h ago

Non-farm + tariffs double kill, tonight will definitely be another bloodbath... ETF has been running for three days straight, the signal is quite obvious, retail investors are panicking and selling off The 90,000 level is a zone of repeated friction, either directly heading to 85,000 or breaking through 97,000, there's nothing interesting in between --- At such a critical moment, I knew there would be a plunge, so I already set my stop-loss --- The fear and greed index is so low, it’s actually a bit stable... but the put skew is still there, so short-term caution is still needed --- If 97,000 can't be broken, just look at 88,000, no middle ground --- Damn, when non-farm data like this comes out, no one can predict it. Might as well go all-in on stablecoins directly

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-09 12:56

Schrödinger's bull market, since it has already fallen this far, must be the art of the bottom Non-farm payrolls release will likely be another performance of behavioral art, even Buffett would say the risk management is good... Honestly, I just want to see if 8.5K can hold steady ETF net outflows for three days, the aesthetic value of this story has been fully explored, now it's just a matter of waiting for someone to admit defeat In this supply and demand curve, human greed can never defeat fear, perfectly illustrating the philosophy of a bear market Repeated tugging between 90,000 and 100,000, this is the most authentic price discovery mechanism in the Web3 era, everyone

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WagmiAnon

· 01-09 12:55

Around 90,000 is again at a stalemate, to be honest, it's a bit annoying. Non-farm payrolls and tariffs, these two bombs, are thrown together, and tonight's opening might be a massacre. ETF has been outflowing for three days in a row, the atmosphere is intense... Although the bearish trend hasn't exploded yet, who dares to really go long? The 85,000 level must be defended well; if it breaks, it will be really troublesome.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-09 12:51

Damn, it's another non-farm payroll and tariffs. Tonight's wave probably means I'll be eating noodles again. Three days of net outflows in a row, no one dares to bottom fish in this market. That 97,000 resistance... I bet 5 bucks it's going to get smashed back down. Outflows are outflows, anyway I've been completely out of the market and just lying flat, waiting to watch the show. If Bitcoin breaks below 8.8, I'm really going to admit defeat. Currently, everyone buying are just bagholders. I see very clearly that they just can't pull the trigger. Δ25 Skew hasn't expanded yet? The scary part is still to come. With options, no matter how clear my analysis is, it's all useless—I'm always caught at the top. Whether 85,000 can be reached depends on the market maker’s mood. Damn, I didn't dare to go all-in at 102,000 before, now I regret it to death. This market really makes people love and hate it at the same time. Knowing it's going to fall, but still watching.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-09 12:46

Non-farm night is back, and this time there's also Trump's drama. The market is bound to crash. Three days of net outflows are really hard to bear. The atmosphere is just oppressive. How long has the 90,000 to 100,000 range been stuck? It feels like it's about to break through.

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