2026-01-10 08:50:39

#密码资产动态追踪 Bitcoin has once again reached a critical point, and the market's explosive atmosphere is already at its peak.

The latest liquidation data is in front of us: once BTC drops below $89,000, the network long liquidation scale could reach 900 million; conversely, to push above $92,000, shorts will also face a clearing pressure of 560 million. This is not just a numbers game—higher liquidation density areas tend to see more intense market volatility, and each touch is a battle of real money.

What do on-chain signals say? Large wallet addresses have been quietly accumulating recently, and the exchange outflow of BTC has noticeably increased. This is a typical sign of "smart money" making directional bets. The derivatives market's open interest has already piled up to historic highs, with layered leveraged positions, making the market's fragility evident.

My short-term view is a bullish breakout towards $92,000, for three reasons:

**On-chain order distribution shows shorts can't hold.** There is a significant accumulation of buy orders between $88,000 and $90,000. A drop into this range is easily absorbed, making it difficult for shorts to establish a stable footing.

**Market sentiment remains hot.** ETF capital flows are ongoing, and institutional FOMO is still present. Once a breakout occurs, it could trigger a wave of short stop-losses, which will act as a catalyst for further upward movement.

**Historical patterns repeatedly confirm this.** In areas with concentrated liquidations, there is usually a wave of counter-trend shakeouts to flush out floating positions before the main force chases the order—main players are well aware of this.

Remember I said last week that "a dip is a buying opportunity"? The current trend just confirms that judgment. The market will continue to fluctuate, but I maintain my bullish stance. Don’t be scared by intraday dips; hold your spot in spot trading, and traders with contracts should set proper stop-loss orders. Wait for the real trend to unfold before jumping in.

The more chaotic the market, the more it tests psychological resilience. Those who are always early will profit—this time, let’s witness this wave of market action together.

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EternalMiner

· 1h ago

It's the same story again, every time you predict a breakthrough of 92,000. People selling spot are really ruthless; are they tired of playing the short squeeze game? Last week, you said the decline was a buying opportunity; this week, you're leaning towards an upward move? No one can predict both directions, brother. The most dangerous point is where leverage explodes; why are you still jumping in? Clearing concentrated zones for shakeouts followed by celebration—there's nothing wrong with that in theory, but I'm just worried the theory might disconnect from the market. I've heard the psychological buildup many times; it's better to just look at the actual profit and loss. Large outflows from big players are smart money; this logic is a bit too one-dimensional. The 900 million short liquidation and 560 million long liquidation—probably the most prone to repeated whipsaws is that middle zone.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 3h ago

92,000 is indeed a key level, but I bet the shorts can't hold up Wait, with such a strong outflow from the exchange, it feels like someone is doing something I've seen this kind of pattern too many times, and it always crashes haha I'll just watch quietly, don't ask me about my position

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PositionPhobia

· 01-10 09:16

Is it the same story again? Can 92,000 really be broken? Every time they say there's a breakthrough, the results keep bouncing back and forth. Watching the big players make their moves, I still feel a bit uncertain about my spot holdings. With such a high liquidation density, this volatility could wipe out retail investors. A liquidation scale of 950 million to 560 million, who can withstand this pressure? Last week, I said to buy on the dip; now it's up again, and I'm still hesitating whether to chase. Is this time really different, or are we just going to get washed out again?

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-10 09:08

Smart money is again running the circle routine; I've seen this trick so many times before.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 01-10 09:03

Damn, are you using this move again? The last time you said that, the price dropped through, and I was mentally shattered for a long time.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-10 08:58

92,000 this threshold is really fierce, shorts should be panicking now --- Smart money is quietly getting on board, are we still hesitating? --- This wave of shakeouts shook me out, regretting now --- Stop-loss orders have really saved me many times... Now I understand what risk management is --- The liquidation pile is so high, it feels like it could explode at any moment --- Last week I told you that a decline is an opportunity, and it looks like I wasn’t joking --- The exchange outflows are so intense, major players are really holding back big moves --- I was stunned by the intraday plunge, still need to hold steady in spot holdings --- History always repeats, but only a few people make money

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ContractExplorer

· 01-10 08:52

It's the same old trick again, shakeout → rally. After so many years, are you still not tired of it? The key is still mindset; don't obsess over the charts every day and torment yourself. If we break through 92,000, then we can celebrate. It's still too early to say anything now. This wave is indeed a bit fragile; with leverage stacked so high, one pin could blow it up. Smart money is accumulating, and I am too. It's that simple. Stop-loss must be in place; otherwise, a pullback could be GG in minutes. Last week's judgment has truly been validated this time. Feels good.

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