2026-01-04 09:27:10

Bitcoin Just Broke Above $91,000

The king of crypto has made a bold move. BTC surged past the $91,000 mark, clocking in a solid $3,000 gain as geopolitical tensions escalated with military strikes in the region. The timing raises questions about whether safe-haven demand and macro uncertainty are fueling the rally, or if it's purely technical momentum. Either way, traders are watching closely—this level could act as a new support or just a waypoint to higher targets. What's your take on the move?

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-07 05:30

91k is really hard to hold on to. Is this move a risk aversion or purely technical? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain.

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NightAirdropper

· 01-05 03:29

As geopolitical tensions heat up, BTC follows the rise—this pattern really hasn't changed at all.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-04 17:29

It's already at 91k, this wave is really quite fierce, but I suspect it's due to the geopolitical situation.

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-04 09:53

Safe harbor hedging? I think it's greed + FOMO, give me a break.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-04 09:46

Having been involved in digital assets for many years, I've seen too many ups and downs. Now I just want to earn steadily, not chase highs, focusing on return rates and risk control. I am interested in traditional finance and macroeconomics, and I like to find opportunities based on fundamentals. Here are my comments: The so-called safe haven demand has become tiresome; I think it's more driven by technical breakthroughs and market sentiment. Whether 91k can hold is the key; if it breaks, I’ll have to exit. It's just geopolitical risk speculation; the real money still comes from institutional coin accumulation. --- Hmm... the rebound is a bit strong; I need to wait for a pullback before entering. I don’t chase this kind of move. --- $3000 A day's gain, this pace feels a bit fake; be cautious. --- Technical breakthroughs are not a big deal; the macro environment will determine the next move. --- This wave of rise feels a bit outrageous; I’ll wait and see.

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DustCollector

· 01-04 09:46

Wait, really? 91k? This surge is pretty intense.

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TopBuyerForever

· 01-04 09:44

I bought it again at the highest point, really amazing haha

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GasFeeLover

· 01-04 09:38

Ah, once again driven by geopolitical factors, Bitcoin is riding the wave quite steadily this time.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-04 09:38

91k already, is this wave really pushing forward or is it just a pullback again... Geopolitical tensions give it a boost, and the crypto market just rides the hype, anyway, as long as it goes up, it's fine. Whether $91k can hold this critical level is the real question, it's a bit uncertain. This rhythm feels okay, but it's better to be cautious; macro factors are unpredictable. Wow, it’s up again, and I’m still buying the dip haha. Listening to the safe haven talk is just for reference, don’t take it seriously, it’s just market sentiment. If it breaks the level, push upward—that’s our game.

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just_another_fish

· 01-04 09:29

It's already at 91k, is this really sustainable or just a flash in the pan... --- Geopolitical support, feels a bit fake --- Over 90,000 and I still don't dare to buy in, am I useless? --- Safe-haven demand? That's a joke, just hype --- When it broke 91k, I was sleeping, and by the time I woke up, it had already pulled back... --- Is this time really going to push to 100,000, or is it just another trap? --- Military conflicts pushing BTC higher, as long as it makes money, who cares about the logic --- Support or resistance, let's wait and see how the trend develops

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