Bitcoin's performance around the $90,000 mark was not as strong as expected. According to the usual logic of a strong rebound, after the sharp dip last night, it should have quickly rebounded and surged, but the actual movement was relatively mild. Additionally, following the release of positive news related to MicroStrategy, the inflow data for Bitcoin spot ETFs did not perform impressively, and this contradictory phenomenon is worth noting. Considering that important economic data will be announced tonight, there is significant short-term uncertainty in the market. It is necessary to continue to observe quietly and wait for clearer directional signals to emerge.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-11 22:42
90,000? Is that all? I thought it could directly shoot to the moon, but it turns out to be sluggish and as bland as drinking plain cold water.
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DecentralizedElder
· 01-11 00:55
Hmm, the 90,000 level is so sluggish. Bitcoin is a bit underwhelming.
Even with good news from MicroStrategy, inflows are still like this, which is indeed a bit strange.
Indicators don't lie, let's wait for tonight's data.
This wave of market movement is a bit unsettling.
Right now, it's a gambler's mentality—either a sharp rise or a sharp fall, nothing in between.
Let's see what the economic data says; anyway, I’m not chasing it anymore.
No rebound after the dip? That's suspicious; it might still be brewing.
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-09 15:38
The 90,000 threshold was a bit disappointing this time. I thought it would take off, but it remained sluggish.
Even with positive news from MicroStrategy, inflows still aren't happening. It's a bit outrageous.
Let's wait for the data; anyway, it's hard to see clearly right now.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-09 13:53
The 90,000 level is a bit tough, and the rebound is so weak...
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BlockchainFoodie
· 01-09 13:53
honestly the 90k resistance feels like undercooked soufflé rn... all those MicroStrategy headlines supposed to be the secret sauce but eth inflows just... flatlined? that's sus tbh. feels like the whole market's waiting for tonight's data drop the way you'd nervously check on a proofing dough – one wrong move and the whole thing collapses lol
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NeverPresent
· 01-09 13:51
Is 90,000 a weak level? Expectations are one thing, but in reality, it just can't be pushed up.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-09 13:41
The 90,000 level really can't be pushed up this time, feels like someone is suppressing the market.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-09 13:33
The 90,000 level didn't turn out to be as fierce as expected; the rebound strength is still somewhat lacking.
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RunWithRugs
· 01-09 13:26
The $90,000 mark isn't as tough as expected; it seems like everyone is just waiting for something.
Bitcoin's performance around the $90,000 mark was not as strong as expected. According to the usual logic of a strong rebound, after the sharp dip last night, it should have quickly rebounded and surged, but the actual movement was relatively mild. Additionally, following the release of positive news related to MicroStrategy, the inflow data for Bitcoin spot ETFs did not perform impressively, and this contradictory phenomenon is worth noting. Considering that important economic data will be announced tonight, there is significant short-term uncertainty in the market. It is necessary to continue to observe quietly and wait for clearer directional signals to emerge.