2026-01-03 15:24:11

Recently, Bitcoin's performance has indeed been quite tumultuous. Last night's market movement can be described as a textbook example of a weak rebound — it first dipped to a low of 88,400, then as the US stock market opened, the market started to struggle and inch upward, but the rebound was really insignificant. It hit the daytime high and then lost momentum, turning downward again.

The logic behind this phenomenon is quite clear. The US stock market opening time is often a window for rebalancing global risk assets, with a large amount of capital adjusting positions in the crypto market based on US stock performance. In simple terms, capital flows between different sectors, causing short-term volatility in our sector's liquidity. But what is the key signal tonight? It’s the obvious weakness of this rebound, indicating that the bearish sentiment still dominates the market, and no one dares to aggressively buy in at this level.

From another perspective, this stage is just a normal consolidation period after the US stock market opens. Don’t interpret every rebound as a reversal signal. When market sentiment is weak, rebounds are often fleeting, and true directional opportunities require substantial changes in fundamentals. Currently, the major bearish trend framework has not been broken, and future movements still require caution.

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MetaReckt

· 01-06 01:40

Another weak rebound, really getting on my nerves. Not even daring to hold 88,400, the funds are really timid. The bears are so fierce, who dares to take over? Still have to wait for a change in fundamentals, I'll just keep lying flat. Reversal signals are nonsense, this is just oscillation messing with the mentality.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-04 08:23

88400 this level shows no rebound strength, indicating that the buyers indeed lack confidence. From the difficulty curve of the computing power network, this will further lower the miner’s profit ratio.

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ContractCollector

· 01-04 07:06

88400 this level can't be broken, rebounds are all lies. Here we go again, the US stocks open with this bear market look, who dares to take over? The bears are not finished yet, keep waiting, don't be fooled by the rebound. This rebound strength, really can't laugh about it, wait for the fundamentals to change. Feels like every time it's just a flash in the pan, so annoying.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-03 15:51

Once again, the same story. The US stocks are expected to plunge right after the market opens. --- 88400 bottomed out, so it should have been a good entry point, but the rebound was so weak. --- What's the use of all these logical explanations? It all depends on the market sentiment. --- If the bears haven't broken through, just keep waiting. Anyway, I've already liquidated my positions. --- I've seen too many fleeting rebounds like this. Trying to trick me into buying in didn't work. --- This dog of the US stock market is disobedient, and following it only leads to suffering. --- Can you tell if the real opportunity is coming? I can't see it anyway. --- Staying cautious is a good idea, but in reality, no one knows what will happen next.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-03 15:48

88400 is the graveyard for bagholders; whoever buys in will die.

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ForkTongue

· 01-03 15:46

88400, that rebound really hurts, hitting a high point and then it's over, the bears are still in control

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BlockchainBouncer

· 01-03 15:40

88400, no one is supporting the market at this level, truly remarkable. The rebound quickly weakens upon contact, and the bears are still here. The US stocks opened this way, do you still dare to buy the dip later? Why is this rebound so weak? It’s really a fleeting moment. Rebounds without fundamental support are all traps; caution is the key.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-03 15:35

It's that old script again—US stocks plunge at the open. So annoying. 88400 rebound my ass, the bears are still here, don't get your hopes up. This round is really unpredictable, it's too exhausting. Weak rebounds are telling you that no one is willing to take over the position. The moment US stocks open, it's time to rebalance. We can only lie flat and wait for news. Until the fundamentals change, let's keep averaging down and wait. The metaphor of a fleeting flower is perfect—that's exactly what it means.

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