2026-01-07 10:10:23

#密码资产动态追踪 January 7 Bitcoin Market Overview: Prices fluctuate around $92,600, down 1.4% yesterday, with volatility between $92,100 and $94,600. It seems that after a strong rally earlier, some investors are taking profits at high levels, which is a normal correction. Interestingly, this year the US Bitcoin ETF experienced its first single-day net outflow, totaling $243 million, while BlackRock's IBIT still attracted funds, with $228 million coming in in one day—indicating that institutions are still divided.

From a cyclical perspective, the influence of the four-year halving cycle is weakening, and the market is increasingly driven by liquidity and macroeconomic factors. In the short term, the key support levels are around $90,000 to $91,000; whether these can hold depends on the subsequent ETF fund flows. As for whether Bitcoin can break the past bull-bear rhythm and usher in a sustained bull market—this is quite an interesting question. Let’s watch how the market unfolds together.

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DegenWhisperer

· 18h ago

The guys who bought in at the high are probably crying right now. Is a 1.4% drop really that painful? BlackRock is still buying, which shows that big institutions are not worried at all.

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ForkYouPayMe

· 21h ago

The high-level bagholders should be crying now. Still talking about a long bull run? BlackRock is buying, other institutions are selling. The divergence is quite interesting. If the 90,000 level can't be held, we might be back to the 80,000s. ETF flows are the real boss; the halving logic is already outdated. This correction sounds nice, but in reality, we're just trapped. Let's watch the show unfold.

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PhantomMiner

· 01-09 10:06

BlackRock is attracting funds, indicating that big investors are still optimistic, while retail investors are selling off quite quickly.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-09 09:12

BlackRock absorbs 228 million a day; this is true institutional strength. The panic selling by small retail investors is simply insignificant.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-07 10:39

BlackRock is attracting funds, while other ETFs are crashing? This divergence is truly remarkable. --- Brothers who bought at high prices, take your time to reflect. I just can't understand this repeated fluctuation. --- Can 9 million hold? Honestly, I can't bet on that. --- Liquidity-driven > halving logic, no doubt about it, the market has indeed changed. --- Institutional divergence is an opportunity for retail arbitrage, do you understand? --- Long-term bull market? I'm more concerned about whether it will continue to fall next week. --- Net ETF outflows are only 2.43 billion, what is that? It's hardly worth mentioning compared to the previous gains. --- BlackRock is investing 2.28 billion in a day, they really have the money to be reckless. --- Fluctuating between 9.21 and 9.46, just pouring out grievances, everyone. --- The macro environment's dominance hits the mark; the crypto circle is indeed no longer independent.

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SorryRugPulled

· 01-07 10:30

It's starting to fluctuate again. BlackRock is still attracting a lot of funds, while other ETFs are running. Truly interesting.

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screenshot_gains

· 01-07 10:20

BlackRock is still aggressively accumulating, while retail investors are fleeing. What a gap.

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YieldChaser

· 01-07 10:17

The high-level bagholders are starting to run away, BlackRock is bleeding, this divergence is quite interesting.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 10:15

BlackRock is so aggressive in attracting funds, which shows that big institutions are not worried at all. Instead, retail investors are fleeing at high prices, hilarious.

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