BTC repeatedly tests around $91,200, with a 24-hour increase of only 1.5%, but the trend is interesting—pushing up to $91,800 and then pulling back, holding the bottom at $89,900 without breaking, while the trading volume is quite solid.
Since the Christmas correction, the price has been steady, especially around the $90,000 level, feeling like something is firmly holding it down from below. Recently, institutional spot ETF funds have been continuously flowing in, and this force is quite evident. The market's fear index has shifted from extreme pessimism to greed, and the sentiment has completely reversed.
Honestly, this rhythm is a bit unusual. Usually, during such accumulation phases, the market either surges or plunges sharply afterward, but from the perspective of funds and sentiment, the probability of an upward breakout is higher. Especially if the $90,000 support continues to hold, combined with this institutional capital drive, BTC and ETH might accelerate in this round.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 17h ago
Institutions are accumulating, this wave feels a bit different
89900 is really holding strong, it seems like big investors are supporting the market
Let's wait until 90000 breaks before making any judgments, it's still hard to tell now
The volume buildup is indeed interesting, but I still prefer to hold cash and watch
Emotional reversal happening so quickly? Feeling a bit anxious
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-04 20:51
If 90,000 stabilizes, it really has some strength; institutions are quietly accumulating.
Institutions are aggressively bottom-fishing, why is it still so volatile? I can't quite understand.
Accumulating volume without a rise, this is the most bizarre thing. Let's wait for a big move.
90,000 is the key; if it breaks, it's over. Holding steady is the only way.
The trading volume is so solid; it’s not rising or falling. The next step will definitely be a one-sided trend.
Fear turning into greed?套路啊, the time for reverse operation has come.
Acceleration? Let's wait and see first; whether this buying pressure is real or not is still uncertain.
Why is the spot ETF capital so active? Are they setting a trap for us?
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-04 20:50
90000 is really a tough barrier, institutions are疯狂扫货
This accumulation phase feels like it's just missing a trigger
With such thick trading volume, it's hard not to break through upward
When institutional money comes in, it's never wasted; small investors should follow closely
The sentiment reversal is so quick, there will definitely be big moves ahead
Once it breaks 91800, we'll know the rhythm, and it will directly push towards 95,000
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PanicSeller
· 01-04 20:37
Institutions are stacking chips, this move is a bit interesting
It doesn't seem that simple, with such high volume
Holding at 90,000 so tightly, feels like someone is defending the market
This round isn't that easy to break down, institutions aren't idle
A 1.5% increase isn't much, the key is that the bottom is well protected
With such clean volume and price coordination, it's time to move later on
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quietly_staking
· 01-04 20:33
Institutions' recent entry is really interesting, just waiting to see if 90,000 breaks or not.
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After holding for so long, finally seeing the volume build up, feels different.
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Basically, it's a repeated test around 90,000; whoever concedes first loses.
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If it really accelerates, I’ll need to reconfigure the ETH I hold.
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A 1.5% increase in 24 hours and still analyzing for so long—I'm just bored.
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The influx of funds into spot ETFs is a good sign, but don’t be fooled.
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If 90,000 doesn’t hold, everything is pointless.
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Accumulation phases usually go like this; it all depends on whether institutions have enough patience.
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The greed index is soaring, and at this point, you need to be cautious.
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A solid build-up of volume is a good sign, otherwise, why was it so sluggish before?
BTC repeatedly tests around $91,200, with a 24-hour increase of only 1.5%, but the trend is interesting—pushing up to $91,800 and then pulling back, holding the bottom at $89,900 without breaking, while the trading volume is quite solid.
Since the Christmas correction, the price has been steady, especially around the $90,000 level, feeling like something is firmly holding it down from below. Recently, institutional spot ETF funds have been continuously flowing in, and this force is quite evident. The market's fear index has shifted from extreme pessimism to greed, and the sentiment has completely reversed.
Honestly, this rhythm is a bit unusual. Usually, during such accumulation phases, the market either surges or plunges sharply afterward, but from the perspective of funds and sentiment, the probability of an upward breakout is higher. Especially if the $90,000 support continues to hold, combined with this institutional capital drive, BTC and ETH might accelerate in this round.