2026-01-16 01:31:52

#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 Bitcoin has stabilized after this wave of rebound, with reduced volatility, mainly oscillating within a range. The 97,000 level above is quite resistant, and the support at 95,000 below is also quite solid. Until a true breakthrough occurs, it's best to approach it with a short-term mindset.

From the trend from last night to early this morning, $BTC attempted to break 97,100 twice but failed to hold, eventually slipping back. It then tested 95,100 and found support, bouncing back up. The tug-of-war between bulls and bears is quite evident, but there are no signs of a one-sided trend for now.

The technical chart basically shows a range-bound oscillation pattern. The bullish and bearish signals are not yet clear. At such times, the most practical approach is to focus on the upper and lower boundaries of the range and wait patiently for the market to choose a direction.

**Entry Strategy**

Bullish view: Consider entering long positions around 95,000, targeting the 97,000 to 98,000 area.

Bearish view: The 97,000 level is an ideal shorting position. For those seeking more stability, they can wait until 97,500 to act, with the lower target aiming for 95,000 or even 94,000.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-17 14:11

The 97,000 level is holding firm. According to on-chain data over the past 72 hours, the liquidation distribution shows a nearly 56:44 stalemate between longs and shorts. Interesting.

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NightAirdropper

· 01-17 00:47

The 97,000 level really acted as a barrier, repeatedly trying to break through but failing. It seems like we still need patience.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 01-16 16:30

97000 pressure is so strong, I feel like it needs to be polished a bit more --- The most annoying thing is the box fluctuation, both sides can slap each other --- 95000 is indeed a solid support, short-term is just chopping around here to harvest small profits repeatedly --- The bulls and bears are pulling in such a way, the risk is too high to dare to act --- Let's wait and see what MSCI says, maybe they'll push it up directly --- I'm just asking, can 97100 break through three times and be absorbed? Seems unlikely --- I agree with the short-term strategy, but this range is too narrow, transaction fees are pointless --- The support at 94000 below still needs to fall, don't be too optimistic

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rekt_but_vibing

· 01-16 02:01

97k this threshold really stopped me, I don't believe I can't break through it Wait, MSCI is going to include digital assets? Is this real or fake? The box oscillation is so annoying, let's wait for it to choose a direction Holding at 95k so stubbornly, no clear opportunity in the short term Both attempts to break through failed, indicating the bulls are still a bit weak

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DAOdreamer

· 01-16 02:01

The 97,000 barrier is really a tough nut to crack; it feels like the main players are fighting it out with retail investors here.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-16 01:59

97k is really a tough barrier; the two attempts to break through were both shut down, which is a bit frustrating.

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airdrop_huntress

· 01-16 01:53

97,000 is really stuck, feels like it will fluctuate for a while longer. I'm just holding at 95,000, waiting for a signal. This round of market movement is all about psychological warfare.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-16 01:40

The box is frustrating, 97,000 is the dead threshold, it feels like we need to wait for a breakdown before setting the tone.

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