2026-01-15 10:21:07

#Strategy加仓BTC BTC just broke the 97,000 USDT threshold, with the current price around 97,013.6 USDT. The 24-hour increase is 2.12%, which doesn't seem particularly exaggerated, but the significance behind it may be more worth pondering than the numbers themselves.

When Bitcoin completes an effective breakout at a high level, the real turning point isn't about how much it has risen, but whether there is still new capital willing to step in at this level. This determines whether it can stabilize afterward. How $BTC is performing now, and how the mainstream coins like $ETH and $SOL are following up, all influence the market's next direction. Price breakout is just the beginning; sustained capital inflow is the key.

BTC2,08%

ETH3,99%

SOL3,81%

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GasDevourer

· 01-16 06:38

97k still can't hold steady, and we're analyzing the next steps. Let's see if we can hold the 99 first.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-15 10:49

97k is broken, but the key is whether anyone will buy in afterward; otherwise, it's just a false high.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-15 10:48

Sigh, it's the same old trick of new funds taking over. I just want to know who the sucker is this time to lift the banner? --- 97k is nothing, the key is whether anyone will buy in afterwards... I'm used to being harvested at high levels. --- Is capital inflow the key? Sounds good, but in reality, it all depends on when the main force dumps the market. --- Breaking through the barrier is easy, standing firm is hard. My reaction speed is ready to escape the top. --- It doesn't matter if ETH and SOL follow or not, anyway I'm going to be trapped again, whether I gamble or not. --- Every time they say it's a turning point, why have I never caught one? --- Continuous capital inflow... Oh right, it's just continuous leek-cutting, isn't it?

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