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Since the beginning of January, Bitcoin has gradually stabilized after initial sharp fluctuations. The key question is whether it can hold the $44,000 level—if the price stabilizes and breaks through this resistance, short-term market sentiment could turn positive, with a potential move towards $46,000. Conversely, if it falls below the $43,000 support, there is a possibility of testing around $42,000 again.
Currently, the market is digesting ETF-related expectations and various positive and negative news, which could lead to significant volatility. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, SOL, and others will also fluctuate accordingly. In this environment, risk control and proper position allocation are especially important. Whether for short-term trading or long-term holding, maintaining vigilance against volatility is essential.
I really don't understand the ETF expectations part, just follow the fluctuations and get cut off.
Why is SOL also trembling? It's uncomfortable.
The ETF hype has played out, now it's just waiting for negative news to dump the market, a very normal pattern.
Short-term traders' blood pressure is soaring, but it's better to sleep well and hold your positions. No matter how big the volatility, you won't die from it.