2026-01-10 00:25:43

Bitcoin and Ethereum are repeatedly testing the $90,000 level but have yet to form a valid breakdown. The current market has shifted to a sideways consolidation mode, accompanied by a slow rebound and correction. As the weekend approaches, market liquidity typically declines, often leading to a convergence in price volatility. From a technical perspective, the rebound after consecutive corrections is still ongoing, and the bullish momentum has not been fully unleashed in the short term. In this rhythm, trading strategies should focus on rebound opportunities—waiting for the price to fall back to key support levels and considering buying on dips to establish long positions. The key is to seize the trading rhythm during this window before the weekend.

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NightAirdropper

· 19h ago

It's the same repeated testing again. 90,000 yuan is just exhausting; might as well go sideways and stop messing around. --- Every time liquidity drops over the weekend, it happens. I'm waiting for the rebound opportunity. --- Is the bullish momentum not fully released? Basically, it's still gathering strength. I also want to buy the dip. --- The timing of this window period operation must be well-controlled, or else you'll get caught. --- Where is the support level, friends? Give me a specific position. --- Sideways consolidation... Always like this. When will we see a clear and exciting market? --- Fix it, fix it. I'm tired of hearing it; I just want to see a bullish trend.

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HashRateHustler

· 19h ago

The 90,000 level keeps bouncing back and forth, it feels like psychological preparation for a bullish move. Before the weekend, I need to buy the dip again, or it will be uncomfortable.

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OnchainSniper

· 19h ago

The 90,000 level is repeatedly tested, indicating that the bulls are still holding on. If it's a sideways move, then so be it. The opportunity to buy the dip is coming before the weekend. Just wait for the support level; don't rush to chase the high. Liquidity is declining, which is a good time for a shakeout. Those who panic will lose.

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LightningClicker

· 19h ago

Still testing around 90,000 repeatedly, after all this effort it still hasn't come down. This rhythm is a bit annoying. --- In the sideways correction phase, liquidity is poor over the weekend. Just wait for support levels to buy on dips. --- The short-term bulls haven't fully gained momentum yet. We need to seize the window period. --- It's nice to call it a rebound correction, but actually there's no clear direction. --- Before the weekend is indeed a trading window, but you need to clearly identify where the support is. --- This repeated testing is just bottoming out. Don't rush to go all-in. --- When liquidity declines, we should be honest and wait for opportunities instead of chasing highs. --- I'm optimistic about short-term buy-the-dip opportunities, but it's a bit frustrating not to be able to pinpoint the support levels.

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EternalMiner

· 19h ago

$90,000 this level is really stuck tight, feels like it needs to be repaired for a while --- Just sideways trading, anyway there's not much volume on the weekend, wait for the window period to act --- Is the bullish trend not fully released yet? This pace is really dragging, buying on dips just means bottom fishing --- Talking about support levels again, how many times have I said this and it still doesn't work, might as well leave it to luck --- The theory of liquidity decline over the weekend is used every week, I'm really tired of it --- That $90,000 hurdle is a bit tough, feels like it needs to be tinkered with for another two days --- The rebound is in progress... understood, it just means it still needs to fall --- Buying on dips sounds good, but the key is which level is considered "low" --- Waiting for a rebound opportunity, brother, I've been waiting for quite a while

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OnchainDetective

· 19h ago

According to on-chain data, what does this repeated testing of the 90,000 threshold actually imply? I’ve long suspected—institutions are probing the retail market’s bottom line. From the abnormal trading patterns, the quick rebounds each time near 90,000 are clearly linked to the funds involved, a typical wash token tactic. The idea of liquidity drying up over the weekend is plausible, but what’s truly interesting is—why choose this particular window? Through multi-address tracking and analysis, I’ve already identified the target addresses as accumulating chips, and the suggestion to buy the dip and go long isn’t wrong, but don’t be naive.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 19h ago

$90,000 is a recurring hurdle that keeps resisting, feels like someone is supporting the market. Once liquidity dries up over the weekend, the true picture will emerge, and we'll see who's really swimming naked. Dipping to buy? I'll wait and see. This rebound isn't strong enough to be a full recovery, don't rush in. Let it consolidate sideways; there aren't many trading opportunities over the weekend anyway. Is the support level really that critical? It seems like it can never really break. If this pace continues, retail investors will be worn out.

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