2026-01-14 06:22:42

BTC broke through the key resistance level of 94K on the 4-hour chart, and the previous short positions were liquidated. From the current trend, if this upward momentum can be maintained and the previous oscillation pattern is broken, a relatively smooth market could be on the horizon.

For the bulls, a pullback to the support level is a good opportunity to build positions. The next potential target price is aimed at 98K. If it can hold here, there is still room to move higher. The key is to see if this upward momentum can be sustained and avoid falling back into repeated oscillations.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 9h ago

The bears got crushed again; this pace is pretty intense.

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-14 06:50

94K, once broken, is broken. Short positions getting wiped out is deserved. I'm just worried it might start oscillating again. Can 98K hold? Feels uncertain. If this wave can really stabilize, that would be great. Just don't start another "oscillation drama." The bulls really made money by bottom fishing. I regret not jumping in.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-14 06:41

94K has been broken, and the short positions were cut again. The key is whether we can stabilize this wave. If 98K can hold, we can continue the celebration; otherwise, it will be a repeated struggle. Take advantage of the retracement to build positions, and don't chase the highs again. This round of market movement is much more enjoyable than before; breaking free from the volatility is really not easy. It's good if we can stabilize; don't fall back into the previous repetitive oscillation pattern. After the breakdown, watch how the next few K-lines develop.

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