2026-01-05 05:40:52

#2026年比特币行情展望 U.S. stock futures opened slightly higher on Monday, and market sentiment remains decent. Although the European and American markets haven't started yet, concerns over geopolitical tensions during the Asian session are not strong—after all, those weekend news stories haven't fully materialized.

BTC broke through 92,100 directly and continues to push upward. But the question is: how will the market sentiment evolve once the U.S. stocks open in the evening? Can geopolitical risks be digested? That’s the key.

A flurry of macroeconomic data is released at the start of the new week, which will inevitably increase attention and amplify volatility. From the URPD perspective, the chips in the 83,300-87,000 range are gradually moving rightward and being consumed. Although the current price is close to 93,000 USD, it’s still far from enough—the daily chart shows resistance at 94,500. Only if the price stabilizes above this level will the rebound be meaningful. Currently, it has only broken through the 90,500 range and is still oscillating.

My view is: even if there is risk tonight, a price correction is not a concern. The key is to hold the support zone of 87,000-90,500. If we can stay steady here, we can continue to wait for the next macro game to unfold. Based on the current pace, I remain cautiously optimistic. $BTC $ETH $SOL all deserve continued attention.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-07 01:19

93k still isn't solid enough; I need to take out 94.5, or it's just bluffing.

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rugpull_survivor

· 01-06 18:46

92k has been broken, and you're still talking nonsense. Just focus on the 94.5 threshold. If you can't stand firm, it's all pointless.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-05 06:10

92,100 has already been broken, and it's still not enough? 94,500 is the real boss. We need to stabilize this wave.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 01-05 06:09

Breaking 92,100 still depends on whether 94,500 can hold. Otherwise, it's all just hype. We'll see the real situation once the US stock market opens tonight.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-05 06:07

94,500 is the real test; now it's all virtual.

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TokenAlchemist

· 01-05 05:56

ngl the 87k-90.5k holding is literally the only thing that matters rn... everything else is just noise until macro opens. if we dump below that support band it's game over for this narrative, not even close. the 94.5k resistance is too obvious anyway, everyone and their cousin sees it on the chart lol

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SandwichTrader

· 01-05 05:45

Breaking 92100 is not surprising, but the real test is at 94500. If it can't be pushed up, all efforts are in vain. --- The probability of US stocks opening with a sharp decline is quite high; the geopolitical issues will have to be faced sooner or later. --- Is the support at 87000-90500 really solid? It feels like it's loosening. --- Here we go again with the talk about chip consumption; I'm tired of hearing this... Let's just watch the actual trend. --- This week's macro data is probably going to be bloodshed all around; I wasn't optimistic to begin with. --- What's there to be optimistic about? 93000 is just an illusion; only returning to 88000 is real. --- $BTC still needs to fall; wait for the low point to buy in. Chasing the high now is really not worth it. --- If it can't hold 87000, it's completely over. Don't talk about macro battles then.

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