On the morning of January 5th, Bitcoin and Ethereum both demonstrated strong momentum.



Bitcoin is steadily consolidating around 91,500, having clearly broken through the recent oscillation low range. Ethereum has even pushed directly to the 3,150 level, with bullish energy not to be underestimated. As European and American institutions resume work, market liquidity has significantly rebounded, which is the core driving force behind the release of the half-month suppressed market.

From a technical perspective, the two leading cryptocurrencies have shaken off their stalemate.

**Bitcoin Strategy**: Look for long opportunities in the 91,000-91,500 range, with short-term targets directly aiming at the 92,000-93,000 range.

**Ethereum Strategy**: 3,070-3,100 are good low-entry points, with targets locked at 3,170-3,190.

The strengthening of bullish momentum is not unfounded—improved liquidity and institutional entry are all building momentum for subsequent market movements. Recently, focus remains on whether these two cryptocurrencies can successfully break through their target levels. Once they stabilize, the potential for further upside remains considerable.
BTC-2.55%
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GasFeeCryBabyvip
· 21m ago
Institutions resuming work to manipulate the market, I’m too familiar with this trick. The question is, can you hold on?
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 8h ago
It should be pointed out that the argument that "institutional resumption of work immediately releases liquidity" appears overly naive. On-chain data shows that the capital flow in early January was far from as simple as described in the article—large transfers actually reflect the cautious attitude of whales. Undoubtedly, 91,500 and 3,150 are indeed technical levels, but based on the fundamental thinking from the white paper, the formation of price consensus is certainly not solely driven by the resumption of work by institutions. I have examined similar signals over the past ten cycles, and every time someone said this, but what was the result... That said, while liquidity improvement is indeed a fact, falsifying this conclusion requires three dimensions: first, look at the open interest of options; second, verify the actual timing of large funds building positions; and third, compare the probability of breakouts in similar historical intervals. Clearly, the article lacks these supporting arguments. Let's return to the mathematical model—what exactly is the basis for setting the target range of 92,000-93,000? Is it Fibonacci levels or some magical combination of moving averages? This is not nitpicking; it is rigorous.
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MrDecodervip
· 01-05 01:55
Institutions resuming work to manipulate the market—how many times has this trick been used?
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ShibaMillionairen'tvip
· 01-05 01:54
Bro, you really have to hold the 91,500 level this time, or we'll have another wave of pullback. ETH just recovered, don't mess around again, okay? Institutions rally when they resume work, and fall during holidays—that logic is just perfect. Waiting to see if 3070 can hold; if it breaks this time, it's dangerous. This pent-up frustration over the past half month really needs to be released properly. Let's wait until it breaks through; right now, everything is pointless.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 01-05 01:34
Institutional resumption of work is taking off, I actually believed this routine... But the 91,500 move is indeed quite interesting.
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BagHolderTillRetirevip
· 01-05 01:33
Are you trying to cut my leeks again? Last time you said it would break through, but it dropped instead.
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GweiWatchervip
· 01-05 01:27
Hey, are institutional resumption of work so aggressive? Is Bitcoin about to break 93k? Feels like another false breakout. Maybe we should wait and see. Can this wave of ETH hold steady at 3170? I'm a bit skeptical. They're starting to talk about liquidity improvement again. They said the same last time... Should we buy now or wait for a correction? I'm conflicted.
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