Last night's market movement appears to be mainly driven by large capital influxes, combined with a volume surge after multiple dips of the mainstream coins. However, as it reached the 92k to 95k range, it encountered intense selling pressure, leading to a rapid pullback. Interestingly, from a data perspective, the spot market remained relatively resilient, with this wave primarily driven by profit-taking and short-term stop-losses on the futures side. Currently, it is consolidating around 90.6k.
From a bullish perspective, 90.6k and 89.4k are two critical support levels. Honestly, if the bulls had managed to hold steady above 90.6k a few days ago, there would still be a chance for a rally. Unfortunately, sustained pressure prevented it from staying above 90k, causing the support below 90k to be repeatedly tested. Once the final support at 89.4k breaks, a smooth downward move could follow. The performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum remains worth monitoring.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 01-10 05:56
It's the same story again... 92k shoots up but gets crushed down, is the contract side really bleeding out?
If 89.4k breaks, we're doomed. Hold tight.
Spot is still resisting the decline, and I wonder who is taking these orders.
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-10 05:43
If 90.6k can't hold, it's really dangerous. If 89.4k breaks, the game is over.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 01-10 05:36
The recent surge on the contract side was really just a false alarm; big players sell off and then run.
89.4k really can't be broken again; if it drops further, it's game over.
Spot market is still holding up, indicating that some people are still bottom-fishing.
The 90k threshold is hard to cross; things don't look good afterward.
Testing support every day—when will we see a real rebound?
Last night's market movement appears to be mainly driven by large capital influxes, combined with a volume surge after multiple dips of the mainstream coins. However, as it reached the 92k to 95k range, it encountered intense selling pressure, leading to a rapid pullback. Interestingly, from a data perspective, the spot market remained relatively resilient, with this wave primarily driven by profit-taking and short-term stop-losses on the futures side. Currently, it is consolidating around 90.6k.
From a bullish perspective, 90.6k and 89.4k are two critical support levels. Honestly, if the bulls had managed to hold steady above 90.6k a few days ago, there would still be a chance for a rally. Unfortunately, sustained pressure prevented it from staying above 90k, causing the support below 90k to be repeatedly tested. Once the final support at 89.4k breaks, a smooth downward move could follow. The performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum remains worth monitoring.