2026-01-07 09:30:25

#密码资产动态追踪 After a long period of consolidation, a trend reversal is inevitable. Ranging sideways never explains much.

$BTC is currently oscillating around the 4-hour midline. Those who are bullish should have already broken through upwards if they truly had confidence. But what happened? The double top resistance above is very obvious, and the structure is particularly strong, leaving little room for upward movement.

Since there's no strength above, the strategy should shift downward. As long as the 4-hour midline is effectively broken downward, it will likely develop into a faster decline. The 90,000 level cannot withstand the selling pressure, and the price could drop to around 84,500.

The direction is already clear, now it's just a matter of how time unfolds.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-10 04:24

Even with such a strong double top, no one is dumping, which feels a bit suspicious.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 01-09 18:31

The double top pattern, like integer overflow in smart contracts, seems clear but is actually full of traps. How is the target level of 84500 so certain?

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-09 13:57

honestly the btc chart right now is giving me the same energy as a soufflé that won't rise... all this consolidation sideways action, no real conviction either way. it's like the market's just sitting there waiting for someone to flip the pan, ngl

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StakeWhisperer

· 01-07 09:59

Double top is so strong, those who are bullish should have already eaten up, but they're still hesitating, which is awkward. Will it really break 90,000 this time? Feels like I've heard this explanation too many times. Sideways trading is just accumulating strength for the bears, I've seen through it long ago. 84,500 is still too optimistic, I feel it might be even more intense. Repeatedly talking about a decline, but it actually gives an opportunity to buy in at lower levels, this is a trap.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-07 09:54

Double top is so strong but still hasn't broken through, it's indeed time to look down --- Been consolidating for so long, it was about time for some action, either up or down --- Is 90,000 really unsustainable? I think it's quite possible, just depends on when it drops --- The structure is solid, but only when the 4-hour mid-term breaks does it count as real; it's still early --- Drawing charts again, will it really follow what was said this time... --- 84,500? That's a bit harsh, but logically it makes sense --- Anyone who understands technical analysis can see it, but the question is who the hell can pinpoint the timing --- Bullish traders should wake up; this pattern is indeed unfriendly

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NestedFox

· 01-07 09:45

It's been consolidating for so long, it was bound to drop. The double top is firmly holding it down, it can't break through. Why haven't the bullish people cut their losses yet? If 90,000 can't hold, just go straight to 84,500. It's only a matter of time. Just wait and watch the show.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-07 09:44

Double tops are so strong, it should have broken already, and it's still hesitating, which is ridiculous. Can 84,500 really be reached? It feels like another scam line. I hate sideways trading the most. Do we want to go up or down? It's really uncertain whether 90,000 can hold, and if it drops, it might be really quick. Watching it, I got confused myself. This wave of market movement is a bit torturous.

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staking_gramps

· 01-07 09:41

Double top resistance is so strong; those who are bullish should have already pushed through. If you're still hesitating, it means you understand everything. --- Going down to 84500 again? Give me a break, it's the same old story. Every time they say the trend is clear, it just ends up in sideways consolidation and frustration. --- Can't hold 90,000? Then just wait and see. Anyway, holding coins now is a bet on this wave. --- After such a long period of sideways consolidation, it's indeed time to move. Just worried it might be a false breakout again. --- If the mid-term drops below, the pressure will be huge, but only if it can actually break through... --- That's a valid point. If the bulls lack confidence, it just means the ceiling is right here. --- 84500 sounds like a good number, but whether it can actually drop to that level is another matter.

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potentially_notable

· 01-07 09:38

The double top resistance is so strong; those who were bullish have already exited. The ones still holding on are probably just retail investors.

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-07 09:35

Double top resistance is so strong; those bullish are just talking tough --- Here we go again, waiting to smash down to 84500? I don't believe it --- Just sideways trading, why make up a story about it --- Looking at your analysis, I feel reassured; reverse operation is a guaranteed profit --- Effective break below? Let's see you effectively break below first --- How will time unfold? It depends on how the whales play

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