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#2026年比特币行情展望 January 7 BTC and ETH Technical Analysis
Recently, the market has been fluctuating around 94,500, with a wide range of opinions in the industry. Some are confident that support will hold here, and the market will then pull back; others insist that a breakout is inevitable, and prices will rise all the way to 98,000. Honestly, such absolute judgments are too extreme.
What is the true situation in the market? Although the shakeouts are not large in amplitude, the liquidation data shows that a lot of funds have suffered losses. The old tricks of chasing rallies and selling dips should still be approached with caution.
My perspective is as follows: 94,500 is the current resistance zone. Until this level is effectively broken, it’s premature to talk about a rebound or recovery. The risk of chasing a rally directly is high. Looking downward, 90,500 is the real critical support—if it breaks, further downside is likely.
From a trading standpoint, one approach is to set up positions around 94,500 with stop-losses in place, and participate in short positions during pullbacks. Another approach is to wait for support confirmation before deploying.
Specific operational ideas:
🔹 BTC: Consider going long in the 91,500 to 91,000 range, with targets around 94,000-95,000
🔹 ETH: Consider going long in the 3,210 to 3,150 range, with a target around 3,300
The market is always pricing in expectations. What we need to do is keep up with the rhythm, not blindly gamble. Maintain a sense of reverence and patience for opportunities—that’s how we can survive longer.