2026-01-07 15:30:10

#密码资产动态追踪 The market in the past 24 hours has been quite volatile. The previous few days seemed to be pushing the market down, but last night into early morning, a bullish trend emerged again. It's been quite a rollercoaster. Currently, the 95,000 USD level for Bitcoin and the 3,330 USD level for Ethereum have become the toughest resistance points. If these levels are broken, the market could turn upward, and hitting new highs this year wouldn't be a dream; if not, the decline this time might be quite significant.

Last night alone, the total liquidation of long positions reached 455 million USD, which is quite substantial. With such intense volatility, $BTC $ETH $SOL , how are you all doing?

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 17h ago

Coming back with this again? Whether 95,000 breaks or not, we're so indecisive. We've been numb from being cut by small investors like us, haha.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-07 15:51

95000 this threshold is really a ladder to heaven; break through it and you fly to the sky, don't break it and you'll stumble. 4.55 billion liquidation, oh my goodness, someone got harvested again. This market really tortures people, with bulls and bears switching back and forth, I can't keep up. BTC's rhythm is either to the sky or to the ground, there's no middle ground, right? Was that move last night bullish or bearish? Anyway, I was confused. Can anyone explain? Friends holding positions are probably watching the chart and smoking right now, but I'm different haha. 95000 is really a curse, just a little bit more. How much will this drop after this wave? I bet five bucks it will break 90,000.

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DataBartender

· 01-07 15:50

95000, can this threshold really hold? Feels like it's about to break --- 4.55 billion liquidation haha, once again a feast for leverage traders --- Repeatedly messing around is just harvesting the leeks, no problem --- Whether it breaks or not, it's happening in the next couple of days. I bet it will break --- All long positions exploded, this is the daily life of crypto --- Is 3330 the ceiling? I don't think so, it will break sooner or later --- So many people liquidated overnight, indicating that the experts are all betting against each other --- Fortunately, I only hold spot, I don't play this game --- If this wave goes downward, it should be very brutal --- If BTC rises again, I’ll take the hit, can't make any more profit

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UncommonNPC

· 01-07 15:38

The 95,000 level feels like it's about to break again. All leverage traders, my condolences.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-07 15:36

This repeated messing around has really worn me out, 95k is really a bottleneck.

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MemecoinTrader

· 01-07 15:34

yo the 4.55B liquidation cascade is pure memetic velocity in action. this ain't random—it's orchestrated social arbitrage masquerading as "market chaos." watch how the narrative shifts the moment BTC breaks 95k. that's when the real psyops playbook activates fr fr

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DAOdreamer

· 01-07 15:30

455 million liquidation, this nighttime operation is really exciting. Let's see who got cut again. If it can't break 95K, it has to drop further. This round of shakeout is quite fierce. Rearranging every day, I'm really tired. Who dares to catch this flying knife at the critical 95K level? So many long positions are liquidated, does anyone still dare to go long afterward? If 3330 really breaks, will Ethereum fly again? This round of market movement has truly been a repeated cycle of abuse, with no one able to relax and win easily.

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