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#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 January 14 Evening Market Overview

Bitcoin has a strong short-term rebound but faces resistance around 94,500-95,000, with the oscillation space continuously shrinking. The daily MACD shows ample momentum, and the Bollinger Bands are opening upward, which is a strong support for the bulls— the rebound momentum looks quite vigorous. However, the weekly super trend still indicates a bearish outlook, which creates an awkward situation: the short-term rebound energy and the medium-to-long-term trend direction are not aligned yet, and both bulls and bears are engaged in a fierce struggle.

**Evening Strategy Reference:**

**BTC** Buy on dips within the 94,300-93,500 range, with targets towards 95,400-96,300, and a long-term target of 98,900.

**ETH** Position within the 3,255-3,220 range, aiming for a breakout to 3,300-3,330, with a long-term view of the 3,400 threshold.

$BTC $ETH $BNB

The US CPI data is about to be released. Pay attention to the market reaction after the data is announced.

BTC-0,54%

ETH-0,4%

BNB-1,23%

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-17 11:40

94500 this hurdle must be broken through, otherwise it's just a false rebound It's that time of CPI again, usually either a huge surge or a sharp drop, with no middle ground The Bollinger Bands are opening up but the weekly chart still shows a dead bearish trend, which is indeed awkward. Holders are now feeling the pain There should be quite a few people entering at ETH 3220, pushing towards 3300 shouldn't be a problem Don't rush to add positions before CPI data is released; this time the data feels very critical The recent rebound by the bulls looks fierce, but I still have some doubts, after all, the overall trend hasn't turned yet

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MEVHunterX

· 01-16 21:17

The bulls and bears are at a stalemate, just waiting for the CPI to break the deadlock. The 95,000 resistance level is a bit annoying.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-14 13:47

The short-term chart looks good, but the weekly chart still wants to push me down. When will this damn confrontation finally end?

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DuckFluff

· 01-14 12:31

94500 is really a tough barrier; I feel that once the CPI is released tonight, it will cause a big upheaval.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-14 12:31

The short-term rebound is explosive, right? But the weekly chart is still playing the bearish game... This is the most torturous part of the market. Once the CPI data is released, there will probably be another bloodbath. It's better to wait and see before taking action. The bulls and bears have been stalemated for so long; sooner or later, one side will back down, and that's when the opportunity will be greater.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 01-14 12:30

It's another situation of bulls and bears fighting. Once the CPI data is released, things might go south again. I'll just wait and see.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 01-14 12:28

Another market with long and short tearing apart each other. To be honest, it's a bit annoying. Once the CPI data is released, we'll know who wins.

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