2026-01-06 20:35:21

95k still hasn't broken through, and it's really a bit frustrating. This resistance level is holding firm, hitting a wall here every time. But on the other hand, this repeated testing is meaningful— the market needs to accumulate enough strength to truly break through. Hopefully, next time we push, it will be with some real firepower, and we won't waste time here again.

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MEVEye

· 2h ago

That 95k resistance level is really tough, feels like we're going to get stuck there forever.

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MEVvictim

· 01-06 20:58

95k is really a hurdle, being pushed back every time, it's truly annoying.

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FunGibleTom

· 01-06 20:52

95k has been fighting hard for so long, I think they're really out of energy now. Time to rest.

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fren.eth

· 01-06 20:51

This level at 95k is really annoying; I need to save up enough ammo.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-06 20:47

The chip distribution shows that institutions haven't entered yet. The 95k resistance level is really just about risk release. --- Repeated testing is just about accumulating strength. I agree with this logic, but the current problem is—retail investors have lost patience. --- Every time there's a surge, it hits a wall here. What does that indicate? The pattern has formed, but the sentiment isn't there yet. --- Wait, did you check the trading volume during this drop? That's the key. --- A typical retail investor mindset: thinking that a breakout must happen in one step. The market isn't that simple. --- I don't even know what to say. Still expecting "real firepower." This is the rhythm of chasing the rally. --- Interesting levels, but I suggest first looking at where the technical support is.

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