Based on the historical patterns of the Federal Reserve, January is most likely to see a hold steady stance. The market behavior at this point is often quite particular—before the rate cut expectations are officially dismissed, funds tend to exit early, triggering a pullback; only when the official statement clearly indicates the stance do the suppressed bearish signals gradually release, opening a rebound window.



However, from the mid-term trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum, the decline is far from over. Currently, Bitcoin hovers around 94,000, while Ethereum consolidates near 3,300. There is still room for imagination below these levels. As long as Bitcoin and Ethereum attempt to move upward, they present good shorting opportunities. The key date is the Federal Reserve meeting on the 27th—before that, it’s essential to close positions profitably and avoid greedily holding onto the last bullish candle.
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zkProofGremlinvip
· 19h ago
The 94,000 level really can't hold, and the peak is expected before the 27th. The bears are about to take a hit in this wave.
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 19h ago
There is really some room for growth at the 94,000 level. The recent rebound a few days ago was just a test, and it was pushed down again. Definitely need to cash out before the 27th, or else we'll have to wait for the Federal Reserve to cause trouble.
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CryptoCrazyGFvip
· 19h ago
You must liquidate your positions before the 27th. Greed for the last bullish candle will really get you trapped.
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