From the current trend, this bull market is still in its early stages. The greed index has not yet risen significantly, and the true FOMO sentiment is still a considerable distance from erupting.
Bitcoin's current performance is actually just one decent bullish candle away from effectively pushing it to the $95,000 threshold. The selling pressure around $93,000 is not significant at the moment, but the $95,000 level is a real strong resistance—many shorts have built large positions here, and once broken, stop-losses and liquidations will follow.
This is the key: if it can hold steady above $95,000, market consensus will instantly reach an unprecedented level of agreement. By then, looking above $100,000, the entire market will form a collective force. The bullish momentum suppressed on October 11 and November 21 will be fully unleashed. Interestingly, such phases often give rise to 10x dark horse projects from compliant altcoins—like the legendary tokens from January 17 last year, which are typical examples.
It’s worth continuing to watch how this price level performs.
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SignatureDenied
· 01-08 02:25
95,000 is really a threshold; only after breaking through does this wave of FOMO truly begin to play.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 01-07 02:01
95,000 this threshold really got stuck, once broken through, it will head straight to 100,000; if not, it will keep dragging on.
Quickly pay attention to altcoins; the next ten-bagger dark horse is right inside.
In the early stages, the greed index hasn't risen yet; this round has just begun.
Wait for that big bullish candle to appear; when FOMO kicks in, that's when the real celebration begins.
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UncleWhale
· 01-06 12:17
95,000 is the life-and-death line; breaking it would be a whole different story.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-05 11:56
9.5K this threshold has really been stuck for a long time, feels a bit uncertain...
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Talking about 10x altcoins again, come on, 99% are just bagholders
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As long as it doesn't break 9.5, it's still okay; once it breaks, it's over
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Early stage? I still feel the same vibe
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Wait, that wave in January last year was really explosive, will it repeat this time?
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Consensus? Bro, you're too optimistic haha
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Holding steady is fine, no need to make it so complicated
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Is 100,000 really that easy to reach? I don't believe it
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Black horses are always armchair strategists afterward, stop chasing blindly
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FOMO hasn't kicked in yet, I'm still waiting for a dip to buy in
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GasBankrupter
· 01-05 11:48
Can the 95,000 barrier really be broken? It seems like the bears are holding on tightly.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-05 11:40
95,000 is the threshold to wait for a solid bullish candle. Once that happens, the short sellers' stop-loss liquidations could trigger a chain reaction, truly potentially initiating a market-wide consensus? Feels a bit optimistic...
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-05 11:39
95,000 this threshold is really holding things up, the bears are holding their ground here... Once it breaks, that's when the real action begins.
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RatioHunter
· 01-05 11:38
95,000 is really a bottleneck level, with many bears piling up here. Once it breaks, stop-losses may trigger a chain reaction of liquidations.
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-05 11:35
Is the 95,000 really that critical? It seems like every time someone says a certain level is a life-or-death line, but what happened...
Brothers, don't start another dark horse. How many people got caught in that phenomenal token wave last year?
Stabilizing at 95,000 can release FOMO? I doubt it. Retail investors have already been washed out almost completely.
Can compliant altcoins run out 10x? Wake up, brother, that's all a dream.
Is this really early in this round? Why do I feel like big players have already jumped in, and we're still waiting for a bullish candle?
From the current trend, this bull market is still in its early stages. The greed index has not yet risen significantly, and the true FOMO sentiment is still a considerable distance from erupting.
Bitcoin's current performance is actually just one decent bullish candle away from effectively pushing it to the $95,000 threshold. The selling pressure around $93,000 is not significant at the moment, but the $95,000 level is a real strong resistance—many shorts have built large positions here, and once broken, stop-losses and liquidations will follow.
This is the key: if it can hold steady above $95,000, market consensus will instantly reach an unprecedented level of agreement. By then, looking above $100,000, the entire market will form a collective force. The bullish momentum suppressed on October 11 and November 21 will be fully unleashed. Interestingly, such phases often give rise to 10x dark horse projects from compliant altcoins—like the legendary tokens from January 17 last year, which are typical examples.
It’s worth continuing to watch how this price level performs.