2026-01-06 08:30:51

The start of the new year in the crypto market is really unstoppable! $BTC directly surged to $94,000, hitting a nearly three-week high, with a 24-hour increase of over 1.5%. $ETH also followed suit, breaking through the $3,200 mark for the first time in a month.

What has ignited this upward trend? Many attribute this catalyst to geopolitical changes—rumors say Venezuela is hiding a "shadow reserve" of 660,000 Bitcoins. If risks arise, it could reduce market circulation, and this supply-side shock has directly fueled Bitcoin's price rally. Interestingly, institutions are also accelerating their布局: BlackRock's ETF saw a daily inflow of $287 million, and Tether quietly increased its Bitcoin holdings by nearly 800 million. These frequent moves by major institutions seem to be hinting at something.

However, behind the prosperity, risks must be watched. From a technical perspective, the hourly RSI is approaching 80, which is a clear overbought signal. Moreover, over 120,000 traders have been liquidated in the past 24 hours, so leveraged traders should be cautious. Bitcoin is currently stuck in the resistance zone of $93,000-$95,000, with $94,758 becoming a short-term key level. If the support at $93,000 fails, a correction to around $92,000 is possible. $ETH also faces selling pressure between $3,250-$3,300, and bullish momentum is somewhat weakening.

My straightforward advice: don’t rush to chase the highs. Wait for a pullback to the $90,000-$90,500 range and stabilize before entering. If you already hold positions, consider moving your stop-loss to $90,000 to lock in recent gains without being too greedy. Altcoins are rotating but showing strong differentiation, so prioritize assets with good liquidity when choosing.

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MidnightGenesis

· 01-08 04:24

On-chain data shows that this wave is really someone hinting at something; Tether's 800 million BTC move is too deliberate. --- I've been monitoring RSI approaching 80 for a while; 120,000 liquidations are just the beginning. --- Venezuela's 660,000 Bitcoins are virtually untraceable based on the code; this story is a bit too perfect. --- The timing of BlackRock's $287 million inflow is worth noting; does the late-night contract deployment data match up? --- Will losing the 93,000 level cause a direct drop to 90,000? Historically, institutions tend to do this. --- I agree with not chasing highs, but the interesting part is who is hinting at bottom-fishing in the 90,000-90,500 range. --- The selling pressure on ETH isn't that simple; monitoring large traders' actions behind the 3,250 level shows it's not over yet.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-07 22:45

Institutions' recent market entry is definitely not reckless; BlackRock directly investing 287 million is no joke. --- RSI is almost 80 and you're still chasing the high? That's a prerequisite for a liquidation, brother. --- Is the news about Venezuela's 660,000 BTC reliable? It seems a bit exaggerated. --- Wait until 90,000 stabilizes before buying in. This advice still makes some sense, but those itching to buy will probably still chase. --- 120,000 people liquidated, just thinking about it is a bit scary. Leverage really isn't for everyone. --- Is the figure of Tether increasing by 800 million correct? Maybe using a different unit would be clearer. --- People selling now must be regretting it deeply; they'll have to wait for the next opportunity. --- There are only a few altcoins with good liquidity; with such severe differentiation, choosing is quite difficult. --- If this rally retraces back to 92,000 during a correction, that would be a real buying opportunity.

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LiquidationKing

· 01-06 09:00

94,000 really can't hold anymore, just worried about getting hit during the pullback BlackRock's move is a bit aggressive, institutions are playing chess RSI is almost at 80, still chasing the high? The guy with 120,000 liquidation is watching Waiting for 90,000-90,500, don't rush

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MemeCoinSavant

· 01-06 09:00

lmao the venezuela bitcoin thesis really got people's copium flowing huh... 120k liquidations in 24h tho, that's the real story nobody talks about

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-06 08:54

It's the same "institutional bottom-fishing" story again. Believe you, and you'll get trapped. 120,000 people liquidated, and they comfortably talk about the gains—this is just a signal of a leek-cutting scam, isn't it? The story about Tether's 800 million Bitcoin—whether it's true or false—is hard to tell. Anyway, I don't chase such high-risk positions.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-06 08:39

BlackRock's move is really aggressive; when institutions step in, retail investors have to start taking the hit. It's another case of RSI overbought and a liquidation wave; this rhythm is indeed a bit shaky. Wait, did Tether really increase holdings by 800 million? Where did this data come from? It seems a bit off. 94,000 is already the ceiling, I'll just quietly watch to see who dares to chase the high. 120,000 liquidations, that’s right; leveraged traders are once again giving up their heads. The 90,000 level must be defended; otherwise, it’s off to 92 to eat dirt. Can Venezuela’s currency really be released? Just forget about it and listen. ETH is indeed weak like this; better wait a bit before making a move.

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