#密码资产动态追踪 【Market Snapshot for January 10】

$BTC current price is $90,500, with intraday volatility between $89,500 and $91,500. In the short term, resistance is around $91,500-$92,000, with support at $89,000-$89,500. $ETH is at $3,080, with an active range of $3,050-$3,140, resistance at $3,140-$3,150, and support at $3,050-$3,080.

The US December non-farm payroll data was released last night—only 50,000 new jobs added, with an unemployment rate of 4.4%. The report is mixed in terms of good and bad news. The market reacted strongly; US stocks surged in the morning, but the US dollar index strengthened accordingly, putting pressure on risk assets like cryptocurrencies. That’s how the market goes—macro data releases often lead to emotional swings.

Funding update: The US spot BTC ETF has experienced net outflows of $1.128 billion for three consecutive days, indicating institutional profit-taking at this price level. In contrast, ETFs for ETH and other coins are seeing net inflows, suggesting large funds are beginning to rebalance their allocations from a single BTC focus to a more diversified portfolio.

On the institutional side, MicroStrategy continues to add to its holdings—recently acquiring an additional 1,287 BTC at an average price of $90,391. Currently, their total holdings are 673,783 BTC, with an average cost of $75,024. The ongoing actions of such major players often indicate a long-term bullish outlook.

Liquidation data shows over 80,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, with total liquidation exceeding $200 million. Market participation and volatility are both increasing.

【Trading Strategy Reference】

For BTC: Consider shorting around $91,500-$92,000; there are opportunities to go long at lower levels around $89,000-$89,500, with a stop loss of 500 points at each level. For ETH: Short near $3,140-$3,150; long near $3,050-$3,080, with a 30-point stop loss. Weekend liquidity is often weaker, which can amplify volatility. Remember to manage risk exposure carefully—fast entries and exits are the safest approach.