Global geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, and historically, times of chaos tend to boost the appeal of safe-haven assets. Currently, this logic is vividly reflected in the crypto space—large amounts of capital are flowing into the crypto market seeking preservation of value. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations remain strong. Although there is internal debate over the magnitude of the cut, the official dot plot has anchored a downward path of 25 basis points by 2026. Coupled with ongoing global central bank liquidity releases leading to currency depreciation pressures, multiple factors resonate together, making a clear reversal unlikely in the short term.
From a technical perspective, $BTC is currently oscillating above $90,000 within a relatively narrow consolidation range. Although there was a slight rally yesterday, the rebound lacked strength, with obvious selling pressure above. On the hourly chart, the MACD's DIF and DEA are gradually rising but still below the zero line. The bulls are showing signs of recovery, but the direction remains unclear; RSI14 is around 58, indicating a neutral to slightly bullish state, with room for further short-term gains. Regarding moving averages, EMA7 has crossed above EMA30 to form a golden cross, providing bullish signals, which may serve as support; EMA120 is currently close to the current price and is likely to become a bottleneck in the upward movement.
Key levels to watch on Monday include: below $89,000 is the bottom line for the bulls to defend; above $93,600 is a tough nut to crack.
$BTC: Short in the $91,800-$92,800 range, targeting $89,200-$90,200 $ETH: Short in the $3,150-$3,190 range, targeting $3,020-$3,060
Update: Major exchanges are showing a shift in attitude towards digital asset-related assets, with continued attention to new policy developments.
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BottomMisser
· 14h ago
What are you talking about with MSCI inclusion again? It's better to just look at the candlestick charts for more practical insights.
This wave of shorting is real. With such obvious selling pressure, still hoping for a bullish rescue?
If 89,000 really can't hold, then everyone just wait to buy the dip.
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-13 11:45
Damn, is MSCI really going to include digital assets? Signal for institutions to buy the dip, retail investors, we better act quickly.
Is it another short? Sister, I'm a bit scared of this wave of shorts, will 89,000 break directly?
Cutting interest rates + safe haven + liquidity infusion, the crypto circle is really taking off this time, feels like it's about to fly.
EMA120 acting as a choke point, sounds tough, can this rebound really go up?
Policy shifts are a good thing, but I always feel that positive news doesn't move prices, I'm dizzy.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-12 06:56
It's the same old story again—geopolitical chaos, central bank liquidity, safe-haven assets... I've heard it so many times my ears are calloused, but you still have to go all-in to break even.
Shorting at 91,800-92,800, can we really bite down on 93,600 this time? I feel like I'm repeatedly slapped at 89,000.
MSCI hasn't excluded digital asset companies? Isn't this just another signal from project teams to fleece investors? The opportunity to quietly make a fortune has arrived.
Honestly, no matter how beautiful the technicals look, it ultimately depends on policy decisions. The key is to keep an eye on new policy developments—don't be fooled by the support at EMA120.
If this rebound can really reach 93,600, I'll reinvest immediately. Even the electricity bill folks need to get up and move around.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-12 01:20
Another short position? Last time I heard you say that, BTC directly broke through.
By the way, will MSCI really include digital asset companies? Feels like nonsense.
Can 93600 really be held? I doubt it.
With such a chaotic geopolitical situation, it's better to stock up on some spot assets and be practical.
EMA120 is just a trap, don't trust it too much.
Is this rate cut expectation reliable? The central bank is really messing around.
Bro, how much should the stop loss be for the 91800 short? Afraid of being smashed.
Feels like we're going to consolidate for another week. So boring, it's killing me.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 01-12 01:20
It's the same risk-averse logic again, I'm tired of hearing it... But around 90,000 is really hard to break through, the space is too small to play.
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MetaMisery
· 01-12 00:57
Another technical analysis trying to cut the leeks? The 93,600 level might be broken through.
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Monday Cryptocurrency Market Watch
Global geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, and historically, times of chaos tend to boost the appeal of safe-haven assets. Currently, this logic is vividly reflected in the crypto space—large amounts of capital are flowing into the crypto market seeking preservation of value. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations remain strong. Although there is internal debate over the magnitude of the cut, the official dot plot has anchored a downward path of 25 basis points by 2026. Coupled with ongoing global central bank liquidity releases leading to currency depreciation pressures, multiple factors resonate together, making a clear reversal unlikely in the short term.
From a technical perspective, $BTC is currently oscillating above $90,000 within a relatively narrow consolidation range. Although there was a slight rally yesterday, the rebound lacked strength, with obvious selling pressure above. On the hourly chart, the MACD's DIF and DEA are gradually rising but still below the zero line. The bulls are showing signs of recovery, but the direction remains unclear; RSI14 is around 58, indicating a neutral to slightly bullish state, with room for further short-term gains. Regarding moving averages, EMA7 has crossed above EMA30 to form a golden cross, providing bullish signals, which may serve as support; EMA120 is currently close to the current price and is likely to become a bottleneck in the upward movement.
Key levels to watch on Monday include: below $89,000 is the bottom line for the bulls to defend; above $93,600 is a tough nut to crack.
$BTC: Short in the $91,800-$92,800 range, targeting $89,200-$90,200
$ETH: Short in the $3,150-$3,190 range, targeting $3,020-$3,060
Update: Major exchanges are showing a shift in attitude towards digital asset-related assets, with continued attention to new policy developments.