As of the morning of January 10th, Bitcoin is quoted at approximately $91,100, with a slight 24-hour increase (+0.44%), fluctuating within the range of $89,234-$91,520, and the total market capitalization has reached $1.82 trillion.
The current market looks somewhat stagnant. Federal Reserve policy expectations, ETF capital inflows and outflows, and whale movements are all influencing the price trend. The $90,000 level has become a short-term focal point—bulls and bears are repeatedly tugging here, and it's uncertain who can hold out longer.
In the medium term, the halving narrative and institutional allocation demand remain the main themes. Whether the psychological barrier of $100,000 can be broken and whether the support level of $88,000 can hold are particularly worth watching. On the operational side, it is recommended not to be too aggressive; building positions gradually and strictly controlling positions are prudent strategies.
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GweiWatcher
· 18h ago
It's a standoff, so be it. Anyway, I've taken quite a few losses at 90,000 before. Now, it's just a matter of watching how the whales move.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 18h ago
The 90,000 level keeps being pushed back and forth, this is just torment... Still need to wait for the next signal.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 18h ago
90,000 is really a frustrating line, can't go up or down, the whales are just playing there.
The psychological barrier of 100,000 is still far away, let's see if 8.8K can hold first.
It's the same old story of building positions in batches, I'm tired of hearing it... but there's really no other way.
This stalemate will only break when institutions actually step in.
The Federal Reserve is not cutting interest rates again, no wonder Bitcoin is so sluggish.
A market cap of 1.82 trillion sounds big, but the volatility is like paper.
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MrDecoder
· 18h ago
The tug-of-war at the 90,000 mark feels like it will take a while longer; 100,000 is the real psychological barrier.
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StableNomad
· 18h ago
ngl, 9k psychological level is literally just whales playing ping pong with retail right now... statistically speaking we've seen this exact pattern before, reminds me of UST in May when everyone thought 1 dollar was "the line" lmao. anyway not financial advice but if you're actually DCAing here, risk-adjusted returns looking decent if 88k holds
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SchrodingerWallet
· 18h ago
Stalemate? This is just an opportunity for them to harvest us. Whoever can resist the urge to buy the dip will win.
As of the morning of January 10th, Bitcoin is quoted at approximately $91,100, with a slight 24-hour increase (+0.44%), fluctuating within the range of $89,234-$91,520, and the total market capitalization has reached $1.82 trillion.
The current market looks somewhat stagnant. Federal Reserve policy expectations, ETF capital inflows and outflows, and whale movements are all influencing the price trend. The $90,000 level has become a short-term focal point—bulls and bears are repeatedly tugging here, and it's uncertain who can hold out longer.
In the medium term, the halving narrative and institutional allocation demand remain the main themes. Whether the psychological barrier of $100,000 can be broken and whether the support level of $88,000 can hold are particularly worth watching. On the operational side, it is recommended not to be too aggressive; building positions gradually and strictly controlling positions are prudent strategies.