2026-01-07 21:27:39

BTC just reclaimed the $90K level and it's looking like real buying pressure doing the heavy lifting here, not some leverage-driven pop. Check the derivatives side—open interest is actually dragging behind price action, which is a solid sign. Plus only 13.7% of Bitcoin is sitting on exchange wallets right now, and we're seeing consistent outflows from there. When you stack that up—spot demand leading, low derivative pressure, and coins moving off exchanges—you get a picture of structurally sound recovery taking shape. Not the kind of bounce that screams bubble.

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ApeDegen

· 01-07 21:56

Really? This time isn't a leveraged pump and dump? The data from the exchange wallet does look a bit different.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-07 21:53

Holding onto 90,000 dollars, this time feels different.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-07 21:49

Wait, is the data about exchange outflows real... 13.7% is indeed a bit outrageous.

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NightAirdropper

· 01-07 21:35

Spot demand drives the market, while derivatives are not following suit. Does this 90K breakdown feel a bit real this time?

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-07 21:33

13.7% of exchange wallets account for... This data looks comfortable, but don't be complacent; outflows don't equal safety. --- The lack of opening interest actually being a good sign? It's a bit ironic—this shows no one dares to hold heavy positions. --- Spot leading the rally, derivatives cooling off, chips leaving... It looks perfect on paper, but I'm worried about a sudden reversal into a liquidation stampede. --- Only if 90,000 is not broken can I trust it; breaking it once means I have to rewrite my entire risk control view. --- The rebound built on low leverage is indeed stronger than before, but the 95,000 level still needs to be watched. --- A true structural bull market should be "someone buying at high levels"; right now, no one dares to sell off. --- This 13.7% figure is so clean... I always feel like an external variable might suddenly jump out and disrupt the scene.

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