2026-01-20 06:00:14

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Recent risk factors have erupted collectively. The sudden escalation of tariff policies directly impacted the market, with Bitcoin dropping over 1500 points in response, and the bears are becoming increasingly aggressive.

However, looking back at historical patterns, such policies usually start with exaggerated figures to test the waters, then gradually retreat — just like bargaining. So after this round of negative news is digested, I believe the crypto market won't continue to decline outright; instead, there might be a decent rebound. After the rebound, a new downward phase may follow.

Everyone, get ready, a major market move is coming. Stay alert and keep an eye on the key support levels of $BTC.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 01-22 04:27

Oh no, it's the same old trick again. Just shouting about tariffs, a small dip like this isn't a big deal. This time, the bears won't be happy for long. A rebound is just around the corner. Price-cutting policies, back and forth like this—history has already taught us. Keep a close eye on BTC support levels; the opportunity is in the next wave.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-22 02:33

The analogy of bargaining is spot on—politicians always want a sky-high price first. Is a rebound coming? I bet five bucks this time I'll get caught again. A 1500-point drop is nothing; let's see who can hold out until the rebound. Price data isn't as bad as expected. Why is BTC still falling? Something's not right. History always repeats itself, but will this time be different? Only if the support level holds can there be a story; if it breaks, it's straight to zero. Tariffs—Americans haven't even figured out what they want yet. Waiting for a rebound, but I don't bet that this wave will definitely come.

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FreeMinter

· 01-21 15:36

I'm too familiar with this routine; politicians love to boast, but in the end, they still compromise. Wait for the rebound; the bears will cry. A 1500-point drop is a bit虚, the bottom support is actually quite稳. The price negotiation analogy is brilliant, truly a psychological战. The Federal Reserve is still the关键; the inflation data救了我们. If the support points can't be破, a大反弹 is definitely coming. It's probably too早 to enter now, let's wait and see the底. The tariffs issue is frightening, but history will重演. I'm just waiting to sell at the高点 during the rebound; I've already看透了 this行情.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-20 06:29

Is this another set? I've heard too many discussions about bargaining. Every time, you say a rebound is coming, but what’s the result? --- Core inflation is below expectations, is that still considered good news? Wake up, brother. --- You believe in that tariff drama? The bears are just waiting for such comments. --- Support levels, support levels. Where are the support levels you mentioned last time? --- History always repeats itself, but this time, half of the retail investors are gone. Are you still playing? --- Rebound, rebound again. How many people's positions have been cut? --- Prices are below expectations, yet they seem more虚. What kind of logic is this? --- Digest? Hold on, let’s see how much can actually be digested. --- Alert? The thing I’m most alert about right now is your predictions.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-20 06:28

The bargaining logic sounds quite reliable; history has always played out this way. --- A 1500-point drop isn't a big deal; I've seen even more intense declines. --- The rebound window should be coming soon; the key is whether we can hold this line. --- What are the bears so arrogant about? We've already played all the policy cards. --- Core inflation being below expectations is actually a good sign; the outlook might not be as pessimistic as before.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-20 06:25

The bargain-hunting analogy is brilliant, it's just a feint, the crypto circle always falls for it every time. --- Huh? Here we go again? Where's the support point? Why do I feel the rebound isn't that fast? --- A 1500-point drop is hilarious, I'm used to it already, just waiting for that rebound wave. --- When tariffs came out, it was all short-sellers celebrating, but history really does repeat itself, don't panic. --- Waiting for a rebound is less effective than waiting for economic data; core inflation is really the key point, right? --- Staying alert is correct, but alert for what? Just waiting for a rebound. --- Rebound, rebound, you guys keep rebounding every day, why not rebound to the previous high? --- The bargain-hunting theory sounds comfortable, but the crypto circle has never played by the rules, right? --- The market isn't that simple, don't just focus on support points, there are many risk factors too. --- When the big trend really arrives, we should have already jumped on the train.

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CrossChainBreather

· 01-20 06:25

I agree with the bargaining logic, but this time the tariffs are really different. We need to see subsequent statements to judge. The scary decline has already passed, and the rebound should be near. Just hold the support. Why did it drop so much again? The bears are really unreasonable. Let's wait and see. History always repeats itself. I don't believe this wave won't rebound. A drop of 1500 points results in direct blood loss, but the opportunity is definitely coming.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-20 06:18

I've seen this trick with tariffs before. No matter how you phrase it, in the end, it's just concessions. The crypto circle is just waiting for a rebound.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-20 06:10

Another round of bargaining show, the rebound is just around the corner. The bears won't be arrogant for long; history is repeating itself. A drop of 1500 points, once digested, should lead to a rebound, right? This wave feels even more虚 than the last one, can it really rise? Holding the support point is the key, no need to panic. Next time there's a big market move, remember to call me; I'm sleeping now. Bargaining until the end, it still ends up at the same price, the crypto world is the same.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-20 06:08

The bargain analogy is spot on; politicians' tactics are just like that, loudly shouting in their mouths. Another wave has been endured, and the rebound opportunity should be right in front of us. This time, we must really keep an eye on the support level and not take it lightly.

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