2026-01-16 03:24:41

Looking at recent data, the high trading volume of BTC on a certain compliant platform for two consecutive days did not continue, which makes me a bit worried that BTC's purchasing power might significantly decline. However, the good news is that the US stock market has started to rebound today. If investors can be a bit more patient, the subsequent trend shouldn't be too uncertain. But on the other hand, if friends who are bottom-fishing recently are all betting on the bill passing, then it really becomes a bit passive.

From the chip perspective, the overall structure remains quite stable. The support level mentioned yesterday is now a bit chaotic and needs adjustment. The core issue is that short-term chips hold the majority, so forming a truly stable support will take more time. But this is similar to previous situations—early investors who were caught in the trap hardly react to price fluctuations, which also confirms the characteristics of chip distribution.

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StealthMoon

· 01-19 03:05

The lack of volume is a bit uncomfortable, but the rebound in US stocks is also a signal, I suppose. Friends betting on the bill passing are probably going to get cut; this move is indeed a bit harsh. The chips are all over the place, and that's how the short-term market is; we just have to wait. Those who were caught early are actually more calm; that's called being at peace.

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DeFiGrayling

· 01-17 00:30

Trading volume can't hold up for two days, and now you're panicking? Come on, if there's a lot of short-term chips, this is normal. Just be patient and wait. The bill does have some gambling elements; those caught early are all numb. The rebound in US stocks is a signal, but the support levels are indeed a bit messy right now. Don't expect stable support in the short term; it's a matter of time. Friends trying to bottom fish should think more about their risk tolerance.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-16 03:45

The cliff in trading volume is really a bit annoying, but the brothers who are trapped are quite calm. This wave of market movement is relying on them to support the bottom.

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PebbleHander

· 01-16 03:41

The shrinking trading volume is indeed a bit disheartening, but compared to the group pushing for the bill's passage, at least we can still sleep peacefully.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-16 03:38

Is the trading volume not sustained and you want to smash? Wake up, everyone, this is nowhere near enough. Brothers who are betting on the bill passing are really having a tough time; the distribution of chips has been obvious for a long time. Can a rebound in US stocks really save the market? I remain skeptical. It's really annoying when support levels are all over the place; with too many short-term chips, this is just how it is. By the way, those who were trapped early on are now very calm; now that's called a good mindset.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-16 03:31

Trading volume has dropped off, and it's only been two days before it fizzled out... Can the rebound in US stocks save the day? Honestly, I can't see through it. If that wave of gamblers in the bill crashes, that would be truly tragic. The early investors who got caught are really fed up; anyway, they can't be pushed down any further.

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