2026-01-18 08:10:21

#比特币2026年行情展望 Ethereum's key resistance level has arrived, and all sectors of the crypto community are watching $BTC's northbound trend. Based on current on-chain data and technical analysis, if the northbound movement can break through the 3500 level, the subsequent potential is quite significant. On the $ETH side, in the short term, it faces rotational pressure from Bitcoin's strong upward movement, and it depends on whether Bitcoin can sustain this rally. What do you all think? Should we continue to hold cash and wait for opportunities, or have you already started positioning for the 2026 market?

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LiquidityLarry

· 8h ago

Breaking 3500? Dream on. Why does it feel like Bitcoin has no momentum this wave? --- Again heading north, north. I'm tired of hearing this phrase. Is it really happening? --- ETH got crushed. If Bitcoin isn't stable, I'll cut my losses. --- It's probably a bit early to start researching the 2026 market now. Just focus on staying alive first. --- Been out of the market for so long, it's exhausting to watch. Just waiting for an opportunity to get out. --- On-chain data looks good, but what's the use? The market rules. --- Feels like a routine—if it can't break through, just throw money at it. Getting a bit tired of it. --- Positioning? All my money is sleeping in stablecoins. --- As usual, the more optimistic you are, the more you're hammered. Just go with the flow. --- Rotation pressure? Basically, getting liquidated. ETH is the worst.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 8h ago

Breaking 3500 is impossible, it's another scythe waiting in the wings --- It's no surprise that Bitcoin can stay steady this time; history always repeats itself --- Friends who are out of the market, you win. I'm here to give away money --- Ethereum has been crushed by rotation; let's see if we can catch the bottom --- 2026? I just want to survive until next year first --- If it breaks, it breaks. Anyway, I've already cut my losses --- Looking at on-chain data isn't as good as watching the movements of major wallets; it's too straightforward --- All these same old lines, next time the market comes, we'll still get beaten up --- No point in planning, let's see if we can hold above 3000 first --- ETH's rotation pressure? Isn't it just being dumped?

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rugpull_ptsd

· 8h ago

If you can't break 3500, don't make reckless moves. I'm still observing.

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PaperHandSister

· 8h ago

Breaking 3500? I think it's suspicious. This rebound is just the main players trapping others. --- Bitcoin is unstable, just like last year. It'll be a mess again soon. --- Hold off on shorting, no rush. I've been trapped for two years anyway. --- ETH is really going to be squeezed this time. Might as well go all in on BTC. --- 2026? That's funny. I'm still trying to figure out how to get out of my position now. --- Looks good, but I think there will be a pullback. Don't rush to buy in. --- What's so great about this breaking point? Even if it breaks, it won't rise much. --- I've already gone all in, betting on breaking 3500 this time. If it doesn't succeed, then so be it. --- You're just painting a rosy picture again. I'm tired of hearing these technical analysis explanations. --- If you ask me, it's better to stay on the sidelines now. Too much information can be confusing.

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OnChain_Detective

· 8h ago

ngl, this 3500 breakout narrative is sus—pattern analysis suggests we've seen similar setups fail before. let me pull the data real quick, but tbh the wallet clustering shows some high-risk indicators that aren't being discussed. not financial advice but always dyor on those "imagine space" claims, you know?

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 8h ago

one might argue that this entire rotational dynamic is less about technical breakdown and more about a paradigm shift in how we perceive value capture across the blockchain stack... the aesthetic tension between btc dominance and eth's utility narrative feels almost like derrida's concept of différance playing out on-chain, no?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 8h ago

Breaking 3500 and then exploding? I find it doubtful; history tends to repeat itself. --- ETH has been overshadowed by Bitcoin again. When will this round of movement end? --- People holding cash and waiting for opportunities are probably crying now. The 2026 market has already started. --- No, can we trust on-chain data? Isn't the number of technical setbacks also quite high? --- Unstable? Bitcoin has never been stable; it's just a rotation harvesting machine. --- Positioning? Bro, I've already gone all-in. Suffering heavy losses while waiting to turn things around. --- Whether 3500 breaks or not, it doesn't really matter. Anyway, I can't understand it anymore. --- Rotation pressure? Sounds nice, but it's actually the moment when retail investors get pushed out.

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