2026-01-16 05:01:31

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 After encountering resistance at a high level yesterday, it began to retrace. The key is whether the short-term support can hold—once broken, the market may return to the previous oscillation range.

Today, several cryptocurrencies' technicals are worth noting: BNB repeatedly confirmed support in the 942-905 range, SOL is oscillating between 145-135, RAY faces resistance around 2.17-1.93, and ADA is focused on the 0.34-0.4 range.

$BTC's performance remains a market indicator. From the weakening of US core CPI data, there may be short-term recovery space, but the pace still depends on technical pressure. Both long and short positions should be approached with caution, based on your risk tolerance.

The above is for technical reference only and does not constitute investment advice.

BNB2,45%

SOL4,88%

RAY3,49%

ADA4,28%

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CantAffordPancake

· 01-18 21:31

CPI weaker than expected, feels like there’s a short-term opportunity, but BTC’s repeated testing is a bit annoying. Wait, what’s BNB trying to do by repeatedly confirming this range? Are they trying to make us chase the high? SOL is fluctuating between 145-135, it seems like we still need to watch BTC’s move. If the support doesn’t hold, it’ll return to the oscillation zone. This wave isn’t that simple. RAY’s resistance level is quite fierce; 2.17 is heaven, 2.17 is hell. Risk tolerance? I no longer have any. Short-term recovery space is limited, we still need to see subsequent data. ADA’s range is too wide, can’t really get a clear idea. Technical analysis is just technical analysis; anyway, I’ve already cut my losses.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 01-18 03:35

If the support doesn't hold, just break through directly... The recent CPI slowdown seems to have already priced in the positive factors.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-18 02:08

If it can't hold, it will revert to oscillation. I've seen this routine many times; in the end, it still depends on BTC's direction. If the RAY resistance level is broken, we really need to reassess the holdings. Weak CPI data indeed provided a breathing space, but how much room there is for this correction remains to be seen.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-16 05:31

CPI is below expectations, and this wave indeed has some potential, but BTC's rhythm is still a bit awkward. Whether the support level can hold is really the key. SOL repeatedly fails to break through at 145; it seems like it hasn't decided how to move yet. BNB's oscillation pattern is too frustrating, bouncing back and forth between 942 and 905 every day. Last time RAY dropped to 1.93, I didn't dare to buy the dip. I don't know if there's still a chance this time. Short-term recovery space definitely exists, but I'll wait and see. I'll act once the technical signals give a clear indication.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-16 05:29

Once the support level breaks, it's game over. Can this CPI data really save the market this time? It feels a bit uncertain.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-16 05:24

Breaking support is just returning to the oscillation zone; that's how the market is—thinking you've seen through it, but you're just repeating the mistakes of predecessors within the cycle's cage. Can a weakening CPI fix everything? I've seen this kind of optimism too many times since 2021.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-16 05:15

CPI was below expectations, which should have been a positive, but why are we still worried about the support level? It's a bit hard to hold on.

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MEVHunter

· 01-16 05:07

core cpi miss is exactly the kind of macro noise that creates arbitrage spreads if u know where to look... btc's the real tell tho, everything else just follows the mempool pressure. that support level breaking would be chef's kiss for liquidation cascade hunting ngl

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DustCollector

· 01-16 05:06

Weak CPI data is actually a good thing; now it's just a matter of whether we can hold the support level. If SOL really drops to 135, I will definitely get in. BTC is still the same; just watch its mood before making moves. BNB is repeatedly confirming this range; it feels like a big move is coming. Once the support level is broken, we’ll be back in that damn oscillation zone, which is uncomfortable. ADA is in a pretty narrow range, easy to get trapped. No matter how good the technical analysis is, luck still matters. Let’s pray for no black swan events.

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quiet_lurker

· 01-16 05:02

Once the support breaks, it's game over; still need to wait for BTC to give a signal.

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