The market is becoming active again. CPI meeting expectations is just a surface reason; the key is that the previous decline was too sharp, and a rebound is a natural process. Interestingly, when prices rise, people always find various explanations, and anything can become a positive signal.
Bitcoin's performance is indeed a bit resilient. Yesterday, it was said to target 945 this week, but overnight it surged directly to 960. Three consecutive days of bullish candles, with trading volume continuously increasing. Although it hasn't formed a massive volume yet, the signal is very clear—those who wanted to sell during the previous attempts at 945 have already done so, and the bears don't have many chips left. Now, it depends on whether there can be a large breakout this week to consolidate this upward momentum.
Ethereum is also straightforward, directly returning to 3300. From a technical iteration perspective, Ethereum has been continuously improving, with security being its biggest advantage. If in the future trillions of dollars of financial assets are to be on-chain, the first choice will definitely be a mature public chain like this.
The BNB trend is the same as yesterday's judgment; it is expected to break through 1000 this week. In comparison, SOL's rise seems a bit slow, no wonder it was targeted for shorting yesterday.
From a contract perspective, the overnight gains have already been quite substantial, so it's better to observe today. The key is to stay calm—contracts are essentially a matter of probability, and strict stop-loss is the ultimate secret. Any strategy is just an aid, not investment advice.
Regarding on-chain hotspots, in the past 12 hours, the entire network has experienced liquidations of 6.23 billion US dollars, mainly short positions. The former New York mayor's coin issuance is suspected of Rug Pull allegations; the team had withdrawn liquidity at high levels. The Bank of Thailand has included USDT in regulatory monitoring, strictly investigating gray capital flows. The US December core CPI annual rate was released at 2.6%, in line with expectations. SEC Chairman expressed confidence that the Clarity Act can be signed by the President this year.
Overall, market sentiment is recovering, and positive signals are appearing technically, but whether this can be sustained depends on trading volume. Stay vigilant, manage risks well, as opportunities and risks often go hand in hand.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12h ago
The short positions are almost gone. This move is indeed quite fierce.
When it starts to rebound, everything is considered good news, I just smile.
BTC hit 960? I was still thinking about 945 yesterday, and it just took off.
Ethereum back to 3300, this security advantage is indeed a plus. Trillions in assets should be the first choice.
Sol's rally was weak, no wonder it was shorted. It’s a bit hard to push.
Don't be greedy with contracts, setting stop-losses properly is the most important. Over 600 million in liquidation overnight.
The New York City mayor issued a coin and then Rug Pull, hilarious. How dare they issue it.
If the volume could really keep up, it would take off. We still need to see now.
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SignatureDenied
· 12h ago
I'm convinced that the shorts have no chips left, but have the massive breakouts really come?
Wait, the former New York mayor issuing tokens and then Rug Pulling—laughable. What era are we in?
BTC is tough, but it only counts if it can hold steady at the 960 level.
Ethereum's security is indeed unquestionable, but how long will the dream of onboarding trillion-dollar assets take?
Smart contracts are just a gamble; no matter how you spin it, it doesn't change that. The recent shorting of SOL was really ruthless.
Over 600 million in liquidation—shorts deserve it. Blame their greed.
How many times have I said "stop loss"? Yet some still don't listen. They deserve to suffer heavy losses.
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NeonCollector
· 12h ago
The short positions are gone; this week will see if we can break through with volume, or it will just be another false alarm.
Bitcoin is tough, but I still think we should be cautious; with contracts, a sudden change of attitude can happen at any time.
Ethereum's return to 3300 is indeed stable, but we've heard for many years about the trillion-dollar assets being on-chain—so when will it actually happen?
SOL is really underperforming; being shorted is not unfair.
Over 600 million in liquidation, shorts are bleeding, but such market conditions often lack momentum; it depends on trading volume.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12h ago
Are the shorts out of chips? The 2.43 billion liquidation is the best example, and it's not just some funds hunting stop-loss orders.
That wave of 945 really saw many sellers, but now with 960 pushing up, are you sure there aren't new short positions being laid out at high levels?
The claim that Ethereum's trillion-dollar assets are on the chain is heard every cycle, but in the end, it's still a question of whether liquidity and the ecosystem are stronger.
BNB breaking through 1000? It depends on the actual flow of on-chain funds, don't just look at the K-line.
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ChainSpy
· 12h ago
The shorts have no more chips, no wonder it can't rally this week.
BTC reaching 960 was truly unexpected; the more it drops sharply, the more fierce the rebound.
Ethereum's stability is indeed top-notch; with trillions in assets on the chain, it's the first choice, no problem.
Playing with contracts poorly really is just giving away money; I'll stay on the sidelines.
So many short positions were liquidated; serves them right.
I can't help but laugh at the former New York mayor's coin; it's a typical rug pull.
If the Clarity Act really passes, this wave of market will just be beginning.
SOL still underperforms; its gains definitely can't keep up.
Due to insufficient volume, I still dare not chase high; wait for trading volume to increase further.
Risk control always comes first; those greedy ones got liquidated.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 12h ago
Bitcoin's current rally really can't hold, breaking through 960 and triggering a short squeeze
ETH hitting 3300 is unbelievable, luckily I didn't chase the high
I saw the coin of the former New York mayor, the rug pull is truly outrageous, this is textbook level how to scam retail investors
SOL indeed underperformed, everyone who bought is losing money
Contracts are basically gambling; only when stop-loss is set properly can you feel at ease
The market is becoming active again. CPI meeting expectations is just a surface reason; the key is that the previous decline was too sharp, and a rebound is a natural process. Interestingly, when prices rise, people always find various explanations, and anything can become a positive signal.
Bitcoin's performance is indeed a bit resilient. Yesterday, it was said to target 945 this week, but overnight it surged directly to 960. Three consecutive days of bullish candles, with trading volume continuously increasing. Although it hasn't formed a massive volume yet, the signal is very clear—those who wanted to sell during the previous attempts at 945 have already done so, and the bears don't have many chips left. Now, it depends on whether there can be a large breakout this week to consolidate this upward momentum.
Ethereum is also straightforward, directly returning to 3300. From a technical iteration perspective, Ethereum has been continuously improving, with security being its biggest advantage. If in the future trillions of dollars of financial assets are to be on-chain, the first choice will definitely be a mature public chain like this.
The BNB trend is the same as yesterday's judgment; it is expected to break through 1000 this week. In comparison, SOL's rise seems a bit slow, no wonder it was targeted for shorting yesterday.
From a contract perspective, the overnight gains have already been quite substantial, so it's better to observe today. The key is to stay calm—contracts are essentially a matter of probability, and strict stop-loss is the ultimate secret. Any strategy is just an aid, not investment advice.
Regarding on-chain hotspots, in the past 12 hours, the entire network has experienced liquidations of 6.23 billion US dollars, mainly short positions. The former New York mayor's coin issuance is suspected of Rug Pull allegations; the team had withdrawn liquidity at high levels. The Bank of Thailand has included USDT in regulatory monitoring, strictly investigating gray capital flows. The US December core CPI annual rate was released at 2.6%, in line with expectations. SEC Chairman expressed confidence that the Clarity Act can be signed by the President this year.
Overall, market sentiment is recovering, and positive signals are appearing technically, but whether this can be sustained depends on trading volume. Stay vigilant, manage risks well, as opportunities and risks often go hand in hand.