2026-01-16 03:32:52

#数字资产市场动态 Last night's market was like a roller coaster—Bitcoin and Ethereum just rebounded, and when the Federal Reserve's "hawkish" tone and the unexpectedly strong employment data came out, the bulls were immediately pushed back. The improved employment figures completely shattered the market's hopes for rate cuts, with January rates expected to remain essentially unchanged, leading to high volatility in crypto assets.

Bitcoin's rally was cut short, falling back to around 95,100, and Ethereum also retreated to about 3,280, with both major cryptocurrencies giving back all their gains. In the short term, the market remains in a range-bound pattern, with Bitcoin supported between 94,800 and 97,000, while Ethereum fluctuates between 3,270 and 3,400. The real uncertainty lies in tonight's Federal Reserve speech—whether the hawkish tone continues will directly determine the next market direction. $BTC

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 1h ago

Here it comes again, the Federal Reserve's mouth is really incredible. Just about to take off, it was immediately pushed back to the ground. --- The dream of rate cuts is shattered, now we just wait for the "hawkish drama" in the evening. --- 95100 is really a tough hurdle, it feels like we need to test it repeatedly. --- The employment data is surprisingly good? It feels like the market has been baited. --- Range-bound fluctuations are annoying, this market really isn't interesting. Still, waiting for the Federal Reserve's speech is the best move. --- Bitcoin's 3-hour rally has completely given back all the gains, it's making me a bit dizzy. --- If 97000 can't hold, we might need to continue testing lower levels. Be cautious. --- Ethereum's support at 3270 seems a bit fragile too.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2h ago

The Fed's outright hawkish remarks have shattered the bulls' dreams; this wave is truly the end. --- The fantasy of rate cuts has been shattered; it belongs to the past, and it still needs to fall. --- Repeated range trading is so annoying, when will it break through? --- Tonight's Fed speech is really the key; betting on another hawkish stance. --- The 95100 level can't hold, and if it drops, we need to watch 94800. --- Can Ethereum at 3270 be bought for a bottom? Feeling that the rebound is weak. --- Improvement in employment data is actually bearish; this logic is a bit absolute. --- High-volatility assets are indeed the first to be affected; the crypto world is always being harvested. --- Short-term view is within a range, but I think the bottom hasn't arrived yet. --- If the Fed continues to be hawkish, there will be another dip next week.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 2h ago

The Fed's move shattered the bulls' dreams, should have seen it coming earlier --- It's the Fed's trick again; without rate cuts, we have to face the hammer --- Can the critical level of 95100 hold? Not very optimistic --- Good employment data is actually a bad thing, it's ironic --- Ethereum keeps bouncing between 3270-3400, so annoying, when will it break out --- Tonight's Fed speech is the real bomb; anything said now is useless --- Watching the rebound get pushed back again, this market has made me sick --- The rate cut dream is gone; how can the crypto circle continue to play? Just pessimistic --- The range of 94800-97000 will likely see repeated friction for a while --- The hawkish stance continues; retail investors like us will just keep getting hammered

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NFTRegretDiary

· 2h ago

Here we go again. The Fed's words directly reverse the trend; this wave is indeed frustrating. Good employment data? What nonsense. We were still thinking about rate cuts, but they maintained the interest rate, and the bulls are dead in the water. 95100 can't hold, really. Still waiting to see what that gentleman says tonight. The rate cut dream is shattered, everyone. Now it depends on how the Fed states tonight, or else this range will keep bouncing back endlessly. Got hammered back again, riding the roller coaster every day. Who the hell likes this? Interest rates held steady, no rate cut, so how can BTC rise? Just wait and see; the key is still in the Fed's mouth.

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PessimisticOracle

· 2h ago

Is this the same old story? The dream of rate cuts has been shattered. --- The Federal Reserve opens its mouth, and all the bulls' efforts are in vain. --- Can the 95100 hurdle still be broken? It seems unlikely now. --- Waiting for tonight's speech; there's no point in saying anything now. --- The employment data is so strong, what else are we thinking... --- Range-bound trading is so annoying, when will it end? --- The hawkish stance is really pushing us to the limit. --- Can the 3280 level hold? I have no idea. --- The bulls are really getting hammered, all because employment is too good. --- Tonight's speech will determine life or death.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2h ago

Here it comes again, the Federal Reserve's mouth, really incredible, saying anything can cause a sell-off --- The 95100 level is a bit annoying, I always feel like it's going to be tested repeatedly --- Good employment data and the rate cut dream is completely shattered, it's laughable --- It's better to stay in cash before tonight's speech, this wave is too unstable --- When will we be stuck in the 3270-3400 range? It's really boring --- If the hawkish stance continues, we might break below --- Why is the market so volatile? I can't even eat my meals peacefully --- The Federal Reserve's words are more exciting than the charts --- Can 94800 hold? Do you all have a sense of it? --- No more rate cuts, just wait patiently, don't make reckless moves --- This wave is really a roller coaster, the speed of the descent is a bit frightening

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