2026-01-08 05:10:16

#2026年比特币价格展望 Recently, Bitcoin has started to fluctuate around the $90,000 level again. Looking at the market since early January, the daily decline has been about 1.5%, and it even briefly fell below $90,600. It sounds a bit scary, but in fact, this wave of correction is traceable — since mid-December, the selling pressure from profit-taking has indeed been gradually accumulating, and many investors are starting to lock in profits.

However, what’s really interesting is that although there is short-term pressure, the support levels have not collapsed. Leading institutions like Bernstein still remain optimistic about $BTC, setting a target price of $150,000 for 2026. This indicates that market confidence in the long-term outlook is still intact.

Currently, the market’s focus has shifted to US macroeconomic data — inflation, employment, Federal Reserve movements — all of which could influence the upcoming market rhythm. In simple terms, short-term volatility is inevitable, but the overall pattern has not been broken.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 21m ago

It dropped below 90,600 again, and this time I'm really panicking... But seeing Bernstein still calling for 150,000, should I believe or should I run?

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down_only_larry

· 01-08 19:47

It has dropped below 90,600 again. Is it really time to cut losses?

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-08 05:40

Here we go again with the pump and dump show, the support level hasn't collapsed, that's just crazy. BTC still wants to surge to 150,000? Let's see if it survives this winter first. Profit-taking sell-offs, I believe, but when institutions hype up 150,000, I just lol. Short-term volatility? Isn't that just waiting for the Federal Reserve meeting? The support level hasn't collapsed; it just hasn't been reached yet. Don't be fooled. 150,000 is too optimistic; I bet it will first return to 85,000. Again, it's the Federal Reserve and inflation; I'm tired of hearing these excuses. If we're going to mess around, then go ahead. Anyway, I've already cut my losses, you guys play slowly. How useful are institutions being optimistic? It still depends on how retail investors sell off. I don't even look at short-term fluctuations anymore; long-term, it's all profit.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-08 05:38

$150,000? That'll have to wait until the year after next. For now, let's focus on getting through this hurdle.

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GasWrangler

· 01-08 05:37

tbh if you actually analyze the order book data, this support hold is mathematically trivial—they're just frontrunning the fed pivot, nothing revolutionary here. bernstein's 150k call? sub-optimal analysis, ngl.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-08 05:32

It dropped below 90,000 again, I was so scared I almost sold my coins haha Bernstein says 150,000? I don't believe their nonsense anyway, short-term drops are deserved, after all, so many people are greedy The Federal Reserve's moves are the real game-changer, that's what really matters

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