2026-01-07 10:10:53

#2026年比特币价格展望 BTC is once again fluctuating at high levels today. As of January 7th, the current price is $92,600, down 1.4% in 24 hours, repeatedly testing between $92,100 and $94,600. To put it simply, the previous surge was too aggressive, and now it's the profit-taking phase pushing the price down.

Interestingly, the US Bitcoin ETF experienced its first single-day net outflow of the year yesterday, amounting to $243 million. But people may not have noticed that BlackRock's IBIT is still attracting funds, with a single-day inflow of $228 million—indicating that institutional attitudes haven't changed, just a different approach to positioning.

From a broader perspective, the four-year cycle logic seems to be loosening. The key short-term support is in the $90,000 to $91,000 range, and whether it can hold will directly influence the subsequent trend. However, the true directional guidance still depends on the ETF's capital flows and macroeconomic data movements. Will the bull-bear cycle be broken? Can a long-term bull market be ushered in? The market is giving the answers, and we are waiting for them.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 5h ago

BlackRock is attracting funds, retail investors are fleeing, this is the current situation Institutions are always smarter than us, changing their disguise to continue their布局 If the key support at 90,000 cannot hold, we might have to go back to the 80,000s Long-term bull pattern? I think we should first see this wave of correction finish before making any judgments Profit-taking is so aggressive, maybe a washout is really needed before it can rise again

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BlockchainNewbie

· 01-07 10:38

BlackRock is attracting capital into IBIT, indicating that institutions are still optimistic, while retail investors are panicking. --- Once again testing the 90,000 level, it feels like they're grinding down the market's patience. --- A four-year cycle loosening? Then for us retail investors, it's just a cycle of losing money. --- ETF outflows aren't necessarily a bad sign; the key is how institutions play it. They have patience, we don't. --- Dumping at high levels is normal; it all depends on whether 90,000 can hold. If it can't, things will get even worse. --- BlackRock's detail in attracting capital is impressive, showing that institutions are strategizing while we're still watching the game. --- A long-term bull pattern? Let's see if we can get past 90,000 first. --- Honestly, this move seems a bit like institutions creating panic before bottoming out. --- Support is at 90,000 to 91,000; breaking below that would be dangerous. This data point is very critical. --- Fund flow is the key; fundamentals are secondary.

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SleepyArbCat

· 01-07 10:38

BlackRock is attracting funds, retail investors are selling off; this is the art of institutions harvesting retail investors' gains.

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RektDetective

· 01-07 10:35

BlackRock's move is really clever, appearing to leak but actually switching masks to accumulate, giving the feeling of a "mouse warehouse" (small-scale accumulation). If the 90,000 hurdle is broken, the bears will be in for a wild ride. I don't care whether the cycle theory is broken or not; anyway, the institutions' attitude hasn't changed, so just follow along and eat some leftovers. Another year of tug-of-war—when will it truly take off? Long-term bull pattern? I think we need to endure this wave of profit-taking first. ETF outflows are just a shakeout; don't be fooled. It's boring—this repeated probing, every day the same script.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-07 10:21

ngl the real signal here is blackrock quietly accumulating while retail watches the ticker bounce... classic misdirection play. opportunity cost of panic selling rn is brutal lol

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