2026-01-16 00:30:35

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Yesterday, Bitcoin's bulls failed to break through the early morning resistance level directly, and it basically oscillated within the range. We went long at 95900 and exited all positions around 97100, earning 1200 points. As for Ethereum, the long position at 3283 was fully closed around 3363, with a profit of 80 points.

After the close, a reminder again: if there is a rebound opportunity tonight, you can consider positioning around 97700. Unfortunately, the price only reached a high of 97160 before starting to fall back. Although we didn't hit the expected level, at least we weren't cut, avoiding the trap of blindly chasing highs.

Today, Bitcoin shows an initial opportunity in the 96600-97100 range. The support levels to watch are 95000 and 93000. Under the background of US core CPI data being below expectations, market sentiment has eased.

Weekly summary: Monday's trading added nearly 4000 points, Tuesday's single stop-loss was 1000 points, and Wednesday's direct trading has gained 2200 points so far (the trend trading reached a maximum of 3500). Plus, this week’s opportunities include the 1200-point Bitcoin long and 80-point Ethereum profit, so there have been quite a few chances to catch gains.

BTC4,57%

ETH3,79%

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-18 22:53

Thursday's market movement feels like a test of patience. Missing out on 97,700 is okay, and not chasing the highs was indeed profitable. Despite being cut on Tuesday this week, the overall rhythm was pretty good, and the key is to come back alive.

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GasWaster

· 01-18 21:20

1200 points profit isn't bad, but it's a bit regrettable that I didn't catch the 97700 this wave. --- The stop-loss at 1000 points must have been pretty frustrating, but surviving is winning. --- With the core CPI dropping this much, shouldn't it surge? Why is it still oscillating? --- Can the 95000 support hold? It feels like it's been easily broken recently. --- This Thursday's gain of over 4000 points is indeed good, but that move on Tuesday hurt a bit. --- Exiting at 97100 was a timely take-profit; many people must have been greedy. --- Ethereum's 80-point gain is a bit small; this coin isn't as strong as Bitcoin. --- It's hard to hold on; just a little more and it would have reached 97700, just a bit more and I could have earned more. --- On average this week, it's still profitable, but the volatility was quite high. --- Why didn't the CPI positive news bring a big market rally? It seems the main players are still watching.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-18 12:20

Bro, your rhythm this week is pretty good. Bitcoin ran up to 1200 and you got out safely, much better than those who chase highs and get trapped.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-18 08:36

Did you run away at 1200 points? You're really timid, I feel like there's still room to eat another wave. This round of CPI positive news was wasted in vain; I would have gone all-in at 97700 early on. Weekly gains look good, but a 1000-point stop-loss is heartbreaking, though it shows you still have rationality, which is much better than a gambler's mindset. Missing the key level at 97160 is a bit regrettable, but not getting liquidated makes you a winner. Ethereum 80 points? Is this tiny profit worth a separate post?

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-16 01:00

It's truly frustrating that I didn't catch 97,700, but I can't just give away 1,200 points either. The key is that I made it out alive.

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NeverPresent

· 01-16 00:58

1. Exit at 1200 points, this take-profit mindset is spot on, just a bit conservative. 2. Not reaching 97700 from 97160, this market really loves to go against you. 3. The weekly gains are pretty good, but the stop-loss on Tuesday was a bit painful. 4. Volatile markets are the worst; make some profit and run, but it always feels like something's missing. 5. Staying below 93000, it seems there's still a possibility of further drops. 6. CPI positive news is good, but why is Bitcoin still so sluggish? 7. Ethereum is only 80 points, Bitcoin is still the main player this week. 8. Why do recent rebounds feel so weak? Breaking through is getting harder and harder. 9. Taking profit is right, but this pace is indeed a bit rushed. 10. 4000 points on Monday, then a direct retracement on Tuesday—what a rollercoaster.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-16 00:54

Yes, the market has been quite good this week, and I haven't been caught in any traps. That's the most important thing.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-16 00:54

97160 this level is really just a little off... Bro, you're steady this week, net profit so much and still not caught in a trap, how come I always seem to buy at the highest point

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-16 00:49

Alright, this week I’ve been cutting losses to the point of questioning life. How can you still be consistently making profits...

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-16 00:31

What does 1200 points matter? The real test is whether we can hold it next week.

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