2026-01-07 09:40:32

#数字资产行情上升 Is this recent market trend a rebound or a true reversal?

Looking at the charts, the movements of $BTC and $ETH are indeed interesting. Some say this is a short-term correction within a volatile market, while others believe it could be a turning point in a larger trend.

The logic of the rebound camp is simple—after a decline, the technical indicators show signs of recovery, and this upward move is a normal correction. The reversal camp, on the other hand, believes that based on fundamentals and capital flow, a bigger change might be brewing.

Honestly, it's really hard to tell right now. We need to keep observing trading volume, key support levels, and the coordination of mainstream coins to determine the direction.

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BearEatsAll

· 01-08 11:20

Rebound or reversal, to put it simply, it's just gambling. Anyway, I can't understand it. This wave of trading volume is very fake, don't get excited. Here we go again, every time claiming a major change is brewing, but it just continues to fluctuate. Whether the support level breaks or not is the real story; everything else is nonsense. BTC needs to stabilize above 55,000 before we talk. Right now, just bragging. ETH following suit, looking at BTC's face to eat, nothing new. Mainstream coins moving together? Laughable, it's all whales dancing. Volume doesn't cooperate, so any reversal is fake. Keep observing? I just want to hear some serious words.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-08 01:43

Rebound or reversal, to put it simply, it's all about gambling. Anyway, I'm already trapped. Wait, if this time it's really a reversal, I'll be like a Shaolin monk who sweeps the floor, I don't want to be cut again. The key still depends on the trading volume; don't just listen to empty talk. I've seen this trick too many times—today's rebound, tomorrow's drop. You need to stay calm.

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PanicSeller

· 01-07 10:10

Really, both the rebound and reversal camps have their reasons. I'm just thinking about when I will dare to enter the market again.

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GasWaster

· 01-07 10:09

Still debating whether it's a rebound or a reversal. I'll just say it directly: if this surge gets crushed again, I'll be laughing.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-07 10:05

From a technical perspective, the trading volume data is the key in this wave of market movement; simply looking at price rebounds is meaningless. A true reversal requires volume confirmation, and we are still in the testing phase. Historical data shows that the coordination in the bottom area often precedes mainstream coins breaking down. It is worth noting the changes in on-chain activity for BTC. Instead of obsessing over whether it's a rebound or a reversal, it's better to see if the key support levels can hold. If the fundamentals are not in place, everything else is pointless. This kind of ambiguous market condition tests risk control the most. It's better to earn less than to chase highs and verify some turning points. I have some doubts about the volume aspect; the rebound camp overlooks certain details of the capital flow. To be honest, the market signals are too chaotic right now. Waiting and observing is the most prudent strategy for the time being.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-07 10:04

Here we go again, rebound or reversal, this question comes up every wave of the market... To put it simply, it's just waiting for the trading volume to speak.

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DiamondHands

· 01-07 09:55

Here we go again with this pattern—rebound, reversal, rebound, reversal. After all that, I still don't understand. It's better to just watch the order book and volume.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-07 09:45

Looking at on-chain data is clearer than just talking nonsense; trading volume can't be fooled. It's another battle of the century between rebound vs. reversal, basically gamblers and analysts arguing. Is there any movement in the capital flow? That's the real issue. It's easy for BTC to rally, but whether key levels can hold is the critical point. Alright, let's keep observing. Anyway, I've already set my stop-loss orders. I'll wait for the TVL data to come out before drawing conclusions. Acting now is just gambling. By the way, could this wave be another accumulation by big players? As for the price, it's nothing more than a game of expectations versus reality. Both sides have reasons now.

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