The Spring Festival market for cryptocurrencies appears particularly hot. Bitcoin and Ethereum are advancing together in this wave of momentum, with Bitcoin successfully breaking through the 91,000 level, and Ethereum surpassing 3,100. From the weekly chart perspective, if both major cryptocurrencies can maintain their positions above key levels by 8 a.m. tomorrow, the rebound target could point to 95,000, or even higher.
Interestingly, at the same time, gold and silver are showing signs of a pullback. Especially gold, which exhibits weakness on the daily chart, even hinting at a quick retreat after a false breakout. This phenomenon may indicate that gold is approaching a top in the current phase, with the possibility of reaching a historical high. However, there is a consistent pattern: periodic adjustments in gold often correspond with crypto rebounds, which justifies the current strength of Bitcoin and Ethereum. In comparison, silver's performance remains relatively resilient.
Looking at the three major US stock indices, the beginning of the year appears to carry more risk than opportunity. Although the indices have broken through some levels, their gains are limited, and they have pulled back afterward. This kind of low-amplitude fluctuation often signals risk accumulation. By the second half of 2026, the market will need to be more cautious.
Specifically for Bitcoin:
A key breakout has occurred on the daily chart — the descending trendline has been effectively broken, the RSI indicator has strengthened, and the Bollinger Bands are opening upward, with the price rising to the 91,000 level, which is the dividing line between bulls and bears. The weekly chart is about to close, and the credibility of this breakout depends on the position at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Once stabilized, the next clear target is 95,000. In the short term, there may be repeated battles between 98,000 and 102,000.
From a technical perspective, although the price is currently constrained by the Fibonacci 0.236 level, the MACD daily bars remain above the zero line, with increased volume signals on January 2. Overall, the rebound momentum still exists.
Support levels: 86,000—89,000 Resistance levels: 95,000—98,000—102,000
Ethereum's trend is equally impressive:
The daily descending trendline has also been broken, the Bollinger Bands are opening and rising along the upper band, and the MACD is above the zero line.
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down_only_larry
· 01-07 16:26
We'll know by 8 a.m. tomorrow whether it's a real breakout or just another fake move. 95,000, let's see if you can really hold or if you're just talking about it.
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WhaleInTraining
· 01-07 15:38
See the truth at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning. If it weren't for this wave of gold correction, I would almost believe that Bitcoin is really about to take off.
Is 95,000 serious? It feels like 98,000 is the real battleground.
The Bollinger Bands opening upwards is a bullish signal. Every time I see it, I can't help but feel a bit nervous...
Is the gold correction corresponding to a crypto rebound? The more I think about it, the more suspicious it seems... The US stock market is really facing quite a few risks.
Is this the Spring Festival market? Feels like something intense is missing.
Everyone's watching whether 91,000 will hold or not. I'm just wondering, is 95,000 really that easy to reach?
Has Ethereum held at 3,100? It feels like Bitcoin is stealing the show this time.
Beware of the second half of 2026? Bro, I can't even relax now.
The 0.236 Fibonacci level is holding it down. If you ask me, don't expect a quick rally in the short term.
Is the MACD volume increase reliable this time? I was fooled once last year.
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SingleForYears
· 01-06 23:29
The Spring Festival market is so fierce. Whether it can hold until 8 a.m. tomorrow depends on fate. Can 95,000 really be broken?
Gold is adjusting while crypto rebounds; I believe in this logic. At least in the short term, there’s still hope.
The US stock market’s recent volatility feels a bit like a warning sign of danger.
Bitcoin has surged to 91,000, but I’m not sure if it can really stabilize. I think we need to watch a bit longer.
MACD is still expanding above the zero line, indicating some traders are still in the game, but Fibonacci resistance is also present.
The 86,000-89,000 range must be defended; breaking below would be concerning.
Ethereum is also heating up. The Bollinger Bands are opening upward, looking quite comfortable, but I’m hesitant to go all-in.
That 8 a.m. moment tomorrow feels like a watershed.
If the 98,000-102,000 zone is truly contested repeatedly, isn’t the risk also accumulating?
The fake breakout in gold is quite strong. Looking at each financial product one by one, it’s a chaotic situation.
Right now, I just want to know if it can break 95,000; otherwise, it’s just bluffing.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-04 16:56
Tomorrow at 8 AM, if it doesn't stabilize, it's a false breakout. We'll talk then.
95000 is definitely a dream; it's a bit early to hype it now.
Is the gold correction corresponding to a rebound in the crypto market? I've never heard of this logic, it's fresh.
This wave of Bitcoin is just accumulation; let's wait and see if there's any further dip.
Be cautious in 2026? Bro, you should be cautious right now.
This article reads like a technical class, but I still believe it.
Ethereum at 3100 is starting to call for a breakout. Do they really think we're all just leeks?
Support and resistance levels are everywhere, but I might as well just bet on my luck being right.
For the Spring Festival, it feels like they're about to cut people. Be careful.
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MissedTheBoat
· 01-04 16:51
If you don't stabilize by 8 a.m. tomorrow, it's a false breakout. Don't chase the highs.
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The gold correction corresponds to a rebound in the crypto market. This pattern is too accurate, no wonder it's been so strong recently.
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Is 95,000 a dream or reality? I bet it can stabilize by 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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Short-term repeated tug-of-war between 98-102, just thinking about it gives me a headache. Who can predict exactly where it will be?
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Does a Bollinger Band opening upwards necessarily mean it will rise? This technical indicator isn't foolproof either.
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The Spring Festival blockbusters in the crypto market are a good start. It all depends on whether the US stock market causes trouble; risks are indeed accumulating.
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Support levels at 86,000-89,000 must be held well. If broken, we'll have to tell the story again.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-04 16:41
Tomorrow at 8 AM is the real test; anything said now is pointless.
Bitcoin does look a bit promising this time, but I'm just worried it might be another false breakout.
Gold's correction combined with a rebound in the crypto market, this logic actually makes sense.
$95,000 is not a dream, but the $98,000 hurdle is a bit annoying.
Ethereum also seems to want to keep up with the rhythm this time, but whether it can hold on is the key.
Repeated battles in the short term put a lot of pressure on the coins held.
Breaking 91,000 makes me think of 95,000; the expectations are indeed a bit high.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-04 16:37
91,000 has been broken, if we can stabilize at 8 AM tomorrow, this wave will truly be stable. 95,000 is not a dream, I’m a bit期待...
Gold is so weak, our crypto is just taking off with it, this pattern is too perfect.
The US stock market is so disappointing, no wonder funds are rushing into the crypto圈.
Wait until 8 AM tomorrow to see the positioning, if it drops I’ll cry.
Bitcoin really has some strength this wave, in the short term it’s all about the fight between 98 and 102, whoever wins gets the chicken.
Ethereum is also pretty good, Bollinger Bands are signaling right away, no reason not to rise together.
Can we hold 86,000? I’m a bit scared at this point.
Before 95,000, there should be repeated confirmations, normal.
The gold correction is actually a gift to us, do you understand what an inverse indicator is?
Don’t drop tomorrow morning, please.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-04 16:26
See the truth at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning. If you don't stand your ground, it's just a fake move.
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Bitcoin breaking 91,000 and gold remaining weak—this rhythm is a bit interesting, huh?
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Wait, only be cautious in the second half of 2026? Shouldn't you be nervous now?
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It's a bit uncertain at 95,000. Let's see if we can hold 86,000 first.
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Is the Spring Festival market just like this? I thought it would be more intense.
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Ethereum also broke down. Is this really a genuine move or just another fake? We'll know tomorrow.
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Gold's correction corresponds to a rebound in the crypto market... How many times has this logic been repeated?
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Is there a fight between 98k and 102k? It'll probably drop again then. I'm too lazy to watch.
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The Bollinger Bands opening upward sounds pretty strong, but Fibonacci is holding it back. Will it work or not?
The Spring Festival market for cryptocurrencies appears particularly hot. Bitcoin and Ethereum are advancing together in this wave of momentum, with Bitcoin successfully breaking through the 91,000 level, and Ethereum surpassing 3,100. From the weekly chart perspective, if both major cryptocurrencies can maintain their positions above key levels by 8 a.m. tomorrow, the rebound target could point to 95,000, or even higher.
Interestingly, at the same time, gold and silver are showing signs of a pullback. Especially gold, which exhibits weakness on the daily chart, even hinting at a quick retreat after a false breakout. This phenomenon may indicate that gold is approaching a top in the current phase, with the possibility of reaching a historical high. However, there is a consistent pattern: periodic adjustments in gold often correspond with crypto rebounds, which justifies the current strength of Bitcoin and Ethereum. In comparison, silver's performance remains relatively resilient.
Looking at the three major US stock indices, the beginning of the year appears to carry more risk than opportunity. Although the indices have broken through some levels, their gains are limited, and they have pulled back afterward. This kind of low-amplitude fluctuation often signals risk accumulation. By the second half of 2026, the market will need to be more cautious.
Specifically for Bitcoin:
A key breakout has occurred on the daily chart — the descending trendline has been effectively broken, the RSI indicator has strengthened, and the Bollinger Bands are opening upward, with the price rising to the 91,000 level, which is the dividing line between bulls and bears. The weekly chart is about to close, and the credibility of this breakout depends on the position at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Once stabilized, the next clear target is 95,000. In the short term, there may be repeated battles between 98,000 and 102,000.
From a technical perspective, although the price is currently constrained by the Fibonacci 0.236 level, the MACD daily bars remain above the zero line, with increased volume signals on January 2. Overall, the rebound momentum still exists.
Support levels: 86,000—89,000
Resistance levels: 95,000—98,000—102,000
Ethereum's trend is equally impressive:
The daily descending trendline has also been broken, the Bollinger Bands are opening and rising along the upper band, and the MACD is above the zero line.