Bitcoin has been under some pressure at high levels these past couple of days. The lowest point was around $90,635 the day before yesterday, then it pulled back to $91,300 during midday. Over the past 24 hours, there hasn't been much change, just a technical adjustment at the high end.
From a trading perspective, short-term selling pressure seems to be easing. The buy orders are quite solid in the $90,600 to $90,800 range, and if there's a rebound, it might face resistance around $91,800 to $92,000. What's really interesting is the underlying support—institutional ETF inflows have been continuous, and Bernstein's optimistic long-term outlook of $150,000 adds a solid foundation of support.
Now, the $90,000 mark has become a battleground for bulls and bears. Breaking through or holding this level is very critical.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-11 01:50
Breaking the 90,000 threshold really depends on these two days. Institutions are frantically accumulating, feeling a bit anxious.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-10 03:40
90,000 is a threshold; holding steady feels good, breaking it means starting over. The way institutions keep buying is still a bit aggressive; I don't really believe there will be a big crash.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 01-09 12:43
The 90,000 level is really worth watching this time. If institutions don't withdraw, the foundation is still stable. The only concern is a sudden black swan event.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-08 07:40
The 90,000 level really looks interesting this time. Institutional ETFs are still quietly buying, and this is the true source of confidence.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-08 07:33
The 90,000 level is really about to break, I feel like institutions are quietly accumulating positions.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-08 07:26
90,000 is a bit like examining the minting process of ancient coins—details determine authenticity. The net inflow of institutional ETFs is quite interesting; the underlying supporting logic holds true.
Bitcoin has been under some pressure at high levels these past couple of days. The lowest point was around $90,635 the day before yesterday, then it pulled back to $91,300 during midday. Over the past 24 hours, there hasn't been much change, just a technical adjustment at the high end.
From a trading perspective, short-term selling pressure seems to be easing. The buy orders are quite solid in the $90,600 to $90,800 range, and if there's a rebound, it might face resistance around $91,800 to $92,000. What's really interesting is the underlying support—institutional ETF inflows have been continuous, and Bernstein's optimistic long-term outlook of $150,000 adds a solid foundation of support.
Now, the $90,000 mark has become a battleground for bulls and bears. Breaking through or holding this level is very critical.