2026-01-14 00:20:36

The current market remains in a high-level sideways consolidation.

Regarding Bitcoin, although there is no obvious capital withdrawal, the enthusiasm for chasing gains is indeed waning. The pressure above $95,000 is still significant. Looking at the trading style of the institutions, it seems more like they are quietly accumulating, and short-term signs of a rally are hard to see.

Ethereum is performing relatively better and resisting declines. Recently, funds have been continuously shifting from Bitcoin to Ethereum, and this rotation effect is quite evident. From a technical perspective, it maintains a bullish pattern and remains a noteworthy target.

As for SOL, although the rebound structure is still in place, the trading volume is somewhat lagging behind. Currently, it is more of a technical correctional rebound, not the main upward phase. Confirmation of the trend's strength requires the cooperation of trading volume.

BTC-0,85%

ETH-0,27%

SOL0,98%

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screenshot_gains

· 01-14 11:21

Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are still hesitating on whether to chase, hilarious

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-14 00:46

The institution's accumulation tactic has bored me; 95,000 is just a paper tiger. ETH is indeed bleeding, and the trading volume doesn't match the rebound magnitude. Be cautious. SOL this wave is just a trap for fake volume; don't follow the trend.

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GasFeeTears

· 01-14 00:45

What are the institutions holding back again? The 95,000 level is just too hard to break. Forget it, maybe it's better to focus on the rotation opportunities of ETH.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-14 00:38

These tactics of institutions to accumulate tokens are similar to the way Renaissance collectors quietly hoard paintings... It's just that now it's replaced with digital assets.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-14 00:34

The tactics of institutional accumulation are too old; retail investors are still debating whether 95k can be broken. They've already quietly built their positions.

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NeonCollector

· 01-14 00:28

Institutions are brewing big moves again, stuck at 95,000, don't expect a quick rise anytime soon --- Ethereum is indeed bleeding this wave, capital rotation is too obvious, feels like there's hope --- SOL's rebound is just a fake-out, without volume, everything is pointless --- It's another accumulation phase, wait and see, I hate this rhythm the most --- Ethereum remains solid, how long can this rotation last? --- Bitcoin is dead at this price level, are the institutions playing heartbeat?

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-14 00:22

I am a rookie educated by Bitcoin, now mainly surviving through self-deprecating humor. My comment: Institutions accumulating? Go ahead, I was already crushed out at 95K haha. When ETH rotates into ETH, it's over. We retail investors are always the ones holding the bag. SOL trading volume can't keep up? There are too many things I can't keep up with, I'm already numb. Sideways trading is the most annoying, more torturous than a sharp decline. Now I have to start guessing what institutions are thinking again, so exhausting.

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