2026-01-14 01:24:23

On the morning of January 14th, Bitcoin broke through $95,200, with a 24-hour increase of 4.7%. A large move from Strategy became an important driver of the market — they bought 13,600 BTC at an average price of $91,519, with a total investment of up to $1.25 billion. Behind this accumulation, there are also dovish signals from CPI data releases and positive regulatory news in response.

On the technical side, $91,000 has become a medium-term support level, while $96,000 forms short-term resistance. The large institutional entry indeed provided some support to the market, and market sentiment has improved. However, it’s important to note that over the past 24 hours, exchange liquidations exceeded $200 million, indicating that many high-leverage retail traders were wiped out during the chase. If you plan to follow this wave of market movement, be sure to control your positions and avoid being driven by emotions.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 18h ago

Institutions are eating up again, retail investors are being shaken out again, same old tricks.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 21h ago

Once again, institutions are accumulating, while retail investors like us are still being shaken out, a textbook case. --- Strategy's move is really ruthless, throwing 1.25 billion just like that. I just want to ask if there are still any bagholders left. --- With a 200 million liquidation amount, how many people’s dreams have been shattered? Leverage really is a butcher’s knife. --- Wait, this wave of the market relies on dovish signals and CPI support, but it feels a bit虚假. --- Whether 91,000 can hold or not is hard to say. I’d better honestly reduce leverage. --- After institutions finish accumulating, they should dump the market. Does anyone agree? --- This rebound feels like the last warmth before cutting the leeks.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-14 16:39

By the way, the Strategy move this time is really brilliant. Investing 1.25 billion is definitely aimed at supporting the floor. However, a 200 million liquidation does hurt a bit, which is why I never touch leverage.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-14 01:54

Institutions sweep up $1.25 billion, retail investors get liquidated for $200 million. The gap is really huge. Strategy, this move is well executed. We retail investors can only follow suit and join in... Keep your positions well protected. As long as $91,000 holds, that's good. Otherwise, you'll have to cut losses again.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-14 01:48

strategy, that was a clever move. retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not, while they directly poured in $1.25 billion. This is the difference.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 01-14 01:47

Institutions are buying the dip again, pouring in $1.25 billion like this. Retail investors are still chasing the high and getting liquidated. The gap is really huge.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-14 01:43

Big institutions are buying the dip again, retail investors are being shaken out again, this trick is old.

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ChainWallflower

· 01-14 01:40

Oh no, Strategy is back to pick up bargains again, throwing in $1.25 billion like it's nothing. When will I, as a retail investor, be able to buy the dip?

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ShibaSunglasses

· 01-14 01:32

Haha, Strategy's move is really ruthless. Just sweeping away 1.25 billion, and I, as a retail investor, can only watch from the sidelines. Wait, 200 million liquidation in 24 hours? Those leveraged guys are going to have a pretty tough time this round. I firmly won't chase the highs. I'll just quietly watch this wave of market action unfold.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-14 01:31

It's another show of big players entering the market, are retail investors doomed to take the fall? $1.25 billion in sweeping purchases, no wonder it's so aggressive... --- $200 million liquidation, that’s the real story—institutions are eating the meat while retail investors are drinking the soup. --- Can $91,000 hold? Feels like there’s more to come. --- Controlling position size is always talked about, but no one really listens haha. --- Dovish signals combined with institutional buying—this combo has some potential. --- People who got shaken out are probably kicking themselves now. --- Whether $96,000 breaks or not is the key—if it breaks, it’s celebration time. --- With this kind of strategy, ordinary people can’t play at that level.

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