2026-01-16 07:29:19

Last night, Bitcoin did not surge as expected; instead, it entered a weak correction phase. We are now at a critical juncture—whether the price can truly stabilize at the 98,000 level will directly determine the subsequent trend. Once it breaks through the $100,000 mark, combined with current policy favorable factors, there is still significant room for a rebound.

Major institutions in the US are accelerating their布局, so I believe this rebound is far from over. If it successfully breaks above $100,000, achieving a new high in Q1 is not a dream from a macro perspective; for Bitcoin, it's just a matter of minutes.

It is worth noting that the US Congress is pushing forward with a crypto bill, with the clause on interest-bearing stablecoins being particularly critical. According to estimates by US banks, if interest-bearing stablecoins are approved, it could mobilize $6 trillion in bank deposits flowing into the crypto sector. This presents a revolutionary opportunity for the entire industry and a survival battle for traditional financial systems. Continued monitoring of this policy development is recommended.

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HodlKumamon

· 22h ago

Once this 98,000 hurdle is truly stabilized, I feel like the real-life "Great Migration" of $6 trillion is about to unfold... With the data laid out like this, I suddenly don't feel so anxious anymore.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 22h ago

Is it really crucial to hold 98,000? It feels like big institutions are just squeezing toothpaste, not as aggressive as expected. Once the interest on stablecoins surpasses a certain point, traditional finance will be finished. The 6 trillion figure is outrageous. 100,000 is just around the corner, but this rally doesn't feel very substantial. If this bill in the US Congress passes, I think the cycle might come earlier. Let's wait for 100,000. Once it stabilizes, we can talk. For now, it's safer to stay on the sidelines. Are institutions really positioning? It's hard to tell from the data. If this policy is truly implemented, traditional banks will be crying. The reform signals are very clear. The rebound potential is indeed large, but the prerequisite is to break above 100,000. For now, it's still uncertain.

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metaverse_hermit

· 22h ago

98000 this critical point really can't hold up, once broken it will be widely known, if it doesn't break then we have to wait... Large institutions are quietly buying, this rhythm feels a bit familiar. By the way, that 6 trillion claim... is it true or false? If the interest-bearing stablecoins really pass, traditional finance would be devastated.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 22h ago

Is the 98,000 level really that critical? It feels like there's always a "certain breakthrough" point... That $6 trillion sounds pretty intimidating, but to be honest, policies are unreliable. Institutions are positioning themselves, we're bottom-fishing, it's the old routine. Let's talk about surpassing 100,000 first; discussing a new high in Q1 is a bit too optimistic. If the stablecoin interest rates really pass, the financial system will indeed need a reshuffle. Another "revolutionary opportunity," how many times have we heard that last year... The adjustment phase might actually be an opportunity—it's about who can withstand the psychological pressure.

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