2026-01-04 12:25:15

Bitcoin is indeed stuck at a critical point. The breakout above 90600 followed by a shakeout and washout makes sense, and a short-term technical push to around 94600 is a normal trend.

But I am more focused on the 96000-98000 level. Once this becomes a medium-term resistance, the current rebound turns into a good opportunity for bulls to get on board — in other words, it's a good time to dump. Many people are still waiting for a better price, but the market's patience is limited.

From on-chain funds, the recent enthusiasm for stablecoin inflows has clearly declined. If the market cools off in this range in the first quarter of next year, reducing positions in advance might be the smarter choice. Don't wait for the peak; the profits you have are the real profits.

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BoredStaker

· 01-07 05:35

Stablecoin inflows are no longer strong, and this signal is actually quite clear... Those still holding on are really just gambling.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-06 01:04

The inflow of stablecoins has cooled down. What are you waiting for? Selling everything and walking away is really an option.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-06 00:08

The decline in stablecoin inflows is indeed a signal that needs attention. It feels like there will be some developments in the first quarter of next year.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-04 12:55

Stablecoin inflows are slowing down, this signal is a bit tense...

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-04 12:52

The signal of stablecoin inflow slowing down is something I also noticed, but can the 96-98 line really be broken? It's a bit uncertain. --- You're right, don't be greedy for the highest point. This time, it might be best to exit early. --- A pin injection to shake out? Haha, it's still institutions collecting chips, retail investors are still foolishly waiting. --- Profit in hand is profit. I agree with this statement. There's a high probability that it will drop again in the first quarter of next year. --- On-chain data can't be fooled. The issue of insufficient stablecoin inflow is a bit alarming.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 01-04 12:47

96000-98000 is really a hurdle; you should be more cautious Stablecoin inflow has slowed down; this signal is a bit tense There's no need to wait for the top; take profits when you can The market doesn't have that much patience to wait for you A quick shakeout and washout, just get used to it Short-term rebounds are good for entry, but don't be greedy What you have in hand counts; don't think about the highest point On-chain data suggests you should consider reducing your position

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-04 12:36

ngl the stablecoin inflow cooling is what gets me... that's usually the canary in the coal mine tbh. everyone's watching 96-98k like it's some magic number but the on-chain signals don't lie, right? seen this pattern before in previous cycles—profits on the table beat diamond hands every time fr

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