Bitcoin is currently hovering around $91,125. This recent market movement is quite interesting. From a technical perspective, the short-term trend is definitely sideways, and we are looking for a clear support level.
**How to view recent support and resistance?**
The $90,600-$91,000 range is a key support zone. If it holds, there is potential to move upward gradually. Resistance above is at $91,800-$92,000. If these two levels are effectively broken, the target could be $92,500-$93,000. The psychological significance of the $90,000 mark shouldn't be underestimated; historically, such round numbers often attract bottom-fishing.
**Where is the recent selling pressure coming from?**
After the rapid rise in early January, some traders are likely taking profits. Meanwhile, the inflow of funds into ETFs is also slowing down, which adds short-term pressure. However, buying on dips has been consistent, so there's no need to be overly pessimistic.
**What should we watch for next week?**
The US non-farm payroll data on January 9th is a key event that could trigger short-term volatility. Over the weekend and early next week, policy expectations will likely influence the market, presenting a potential stabilization opportunity. Essentially, it's about waiting for the market to clear its thoughts.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-10 10:42
The 90600 line is really deadlocked, and as soon as the inflow data for ETFs slows down, it immediately becomes apparent... This slippage space is quite interesting.
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-09 20:58
Is there really someone buying the dip at the 90,000 level? History is repeating itself.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-08 07:59
ngl the 90.6k support is basically the only thing keeping this from looking like dead money, but let's not pretend etf flows actually matter when macro decides to flip the switch...
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-08 07:59
90600, is that key support really going to hold? Feels like this wave of volatility is a bit annoying.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 01-08 07:43
You must hold the 90600 level, or it will be awkward.
Bitcoin is currently hovering around $91,125. This recent market movement is quite interesting. From a technical perspective, the short-term trend is definitely sideways, and we are looking for a clear support level.
**How to view recent support and resistance?**
The $90,600-$91,000 range is a key support zone. If it holds, there is potential to move upward gradually. Resistance above is at $91,800-$92,000. If these two levels are effectively broken, the target could be $92,500-$93,000. The psychological significance of the $90,000 mark shouldn't be underestimated; historically, such round numbers often attract bottom-fishing.
**Where is the recent selling pressure coming from?**
After the rapid rise in early January, some traders are likely taking profits. Meanwhile, the inflow of funds into ETFs is also slowing down, which adds short-term pressure. However, buying on dips has been consistent, so there's no need to be overly pessimistic.
**What should we watch for next week?**
The US non-farm payroll data on January 9th is a key event that could trigger short-term volatility. Over the weekend and early next week, policy expectations will likely influence the market, presenting a potential stabilization opportunity. Essentially, it's about waiting for the market to clear its thoughts.