2026-01-13 01:40:33

#策略性加码BTC Looking at other markets soaring, the crypto market here seems a bit lackluster.

Bitcoin's recent trend has been quite turbulent—rising to 92,000 and then dropping sharply, with the pattern of morning rallies and evening dives playing out again, which is quite lamentable. There were quite a few signs of accumulation during the middle period, but the overall trend still appears somewhat weak.

Ethereum is following Bitcoin's rhythm and currently remains relatively strong, consolidating around the 3100 range.

Solana has been quite tense recently; yesterday, it attempted to break through the 144 level twice but was unfortunately pushed back each time. However, on-chain activity has been very frequent lately, so it might be more interesting to focus on changes in on-chain data.

BTC0,54%

ETH-0,41%

SOL-1%

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GasGuzzler

· 5h ago

When the 92,000 was dumped, I knew right away that I would have to stay up late to watch the market again... SOL's two attempts to break 144 were really frustrating, but you're right, on-chain data is the truth, and candlestick data can be deceiving. Rally in the morning and plunge in the evening, this routine is getting more and more familiar... ETH is still relatively stable following the trend, but Bitcoin is indeed a bit weak, feels like we need to wait a bit longer. Should I buy the dip? Or keep watching... This round of market activity is really exhausting and yields little profit. While other markets are rising, we're still just messing around.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 5h ago

When the 92,000 came crashing down, I really couldn't hold it together again. It was just another trap. This round of market movement is really boring. Watching other markets take off while ours underperforms is frustrating. SOL failed twice to reach 144; it seems like I need to look at on-chain data to find opportunities. Ethereum is okay, at least there's some rhythm now, unlike Bitcoin which keeps messing with people. Rising in the morning and plunging in the evening—how long will this routine last?

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ChainSpy

· 6h ago

92,000 has been poured in again. This routine really happens three times a day; I'm used to it by now. The two attempts to push SOL to 144 feel a bit fake. It's better to look at on-chain data for reliability instead of just watching the order book. Wait, when will Ethereum be able to act independently? Always following BTC's lead.

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