2026-01-08 16:10:08

#密码资产动态追踪 Let's review Bitcoin's movement last night. The price successfully broke through the key resistance at around 89,800 and precisely reached the first target level given by the analyst earlier. From the chart, this wave of market movement has a profit potential of about 1,000 points, and the rhythm is quite good. $BTC $ETH The market is currently in a critical stage of an upward trend, and close attention should still be paid to Ethereum's coordinated movement, as the synergy between the two is very important. If this breakout can hold steady, it may trigger more funds to enter the market.

BTC3,25%

ETH4,99%

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-11 15:18

Is the 89,800 level really holding? It feels like every time I say this, it still ends up falling back.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-10 17:55

89800 at this level indeed didn't disappoint, but the key is whether we can hold it. If we can't stand firm, everything is pointless.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-10 03:11

I looked at that wave of 89,800, and there’s definitely something there, but I don’t know if it can hold steady. If BTC really breaks below this time, ETH needs to keep up, or it’ll just be another false alarm. A 1000-point range sounds good, but right now everyone entering is probably just a bagholder haha. If ETH can’t keep up, this wave will be ruined. It feels like we need to try again this afternoon. Let’s wait and see if it can truly stay above 90,000. It’s still too early to say anything now.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 01-08 16:33

89800 this level does have some significance, but only if it can hold steady --- Once again, precisely hitting the target level. How is this analyst so accurate? --- BTC broke through, but ETH is still dragging its feet. The coordination is really lacking --- A 1000-point range sounds like a lot, but the key is whether it can be maintained --- Capital inflow? I think we should first see if ETH can perform well --- Last night’s move was really comfortable, just worried about a pullback today --- Breaking through key resistance is just the beginning; we need to see how it performs afterward. Don’t get too optimistic --- Both sides working together—I've said this many times—ETH still dropped the ball

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OfflineValidator

· 01-08 16:32

89800 at this level definitely didn't disappoint, just waiting for ETH to catch up.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-08 16:31

89800 That level was really worth the wait; this wave of momentum is indeed something special --- It's Ethereum dragging behind again. When will it finally step up? --- Stability is the key; don't turn into a roller coaster again --- A 1000-point space sounds good; let's see if we can hold it --- BTC pulls up, Ethereum is dozing off again; the coordination is terrible --- Precise target levels? Hopefully, this time it won't be just paper wealth again --- Break through if you must; don't talk so much nonsense. When it hits 10w, then we can talk

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EthMaximalist

· 01-08 16:20

The 89800 level is indeed quite precise, just worried about a pullback.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-08 16:16

Is precise targeting of the target level possible? Uh, it's another analyst's prophecy. Will it stand firm this time? I remain skeptical. No matter how much coordination there is, it depends on whether ETH can really keep up; otherwise, BTC's solo celebration is pointless. A 1000-point profit margin sounds pretty tempting, but the prerequisite is to stay steady without a pullback. Ethereum's cooperation in this wave definitely needs attention; otherwise, it feels like it could easily disconnect later on. Will breaking the 89,800 level really trigger an influx of new funds? I don't think so; big players have already been lurking. What’s the prerequisite for stabilizing? I don’t see any strong support below. You guys make this rhythm sound so easy, but let’s see who’s laughing when the actual pullback happens. What’s so critical about this stage? Everyone says it’s critical, but what’s the difference? Breakthrough is just a breakthrough, why make it so complicated? So what if the chart looks like that? The market is the real boss. Is coordination important? I think liquidity is the most important; if BTC rises and ETH can't keep up, then it’s all over.

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