2026-01-20 05:40:46

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 BTC/ETH Market Observation and Trading Reference

Bitcoin's current correction is still ongoing. The 91,500 level is a good entry zone for bulls. It is recommended to keep the average price around 92,000. Consider taking partial profits in the 93,000 to 94,000 range, and watch for support around 90,500.

Ethereum is also in a retracement phase. Consider adding longs around 3,160, with the target average price around 3,185. Set take-profit zones between 3,240 and 3,270, with support at 3,130 below.

A common saying—these analyses and strategies are just reference ideas; risks need to be borne by yourself. Market trends change rapidly every day, and delays in publication may occur. Always base your actual operations on real-time market data.

BTC-3,93%

ETH-6,87%

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SerNgmi

· 19h ago

91,500 entry? I think the market is going to fluctuate again. Core inflation isn't that strong, and BTC really has the ability to pull and tug this wave. Is 3,160 a bit early to catch the bottom? Let's wait a bit longer. There are a bunch of take-profit points, but the key is whether you can hold on. By the way, how low does this correction need to go before it's the bottom?

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SighingCashier

· 19h ago

It’s really painful to enter at the 91,500 level, but how many actually dare to bottom fish? This time, core inflation isn’t as fierce, and BTC is a bit more relaxed? But it’s still better to be cautious and not get hurt by a sudden dump. ETH at 3,160 is really cheap, but I’m worried it might be a trap. Anyway, I can’t remember these numbers, the key is to watch the market myself and not be led by others. It feels like everyone is waiting for a confirmed signal recently, but it’s still a bit uncertain. What he said is indeed correct, but the question is who can precisely hit these levels, haha. The average price line at 92,000, should I follow it? I’m not confident.

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GasFeeTears

· 19h ago

91,500 is indeed a good entry point, just worried about the rebound not being enough. Core inflation hasn't risen that quickly, how does this look for the market later, is it really beneficial? I wanted to buy the dip at 3160 yesterday, but I didn't get in, so regretful. This wave of correction feels like a shakeout, let's see if it can break through 93k. Setting take profit at 3270 might be a bit conservative, it still depends on the market sentiment at the time.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 20h ago

Is it really stable to go in at 91,500? I'm feeling hesitant. Core inflation rate is not increasing enough? So is the Federal Reserve hawkish or dovish? Adding more at 3,160 feels a bit timid, let's see how it goes. Everyone says it's just a reference idea, don't blame me if it turns out to be wrong. When will this wave of correction bottom out? Every day shouting support, support. Is 92,000 a psychological price level? It doesn't seem that simple. Someone must be guarding around 93,000, bears are holding on tightly. Still holding cash, just not sure when to make a move. Taking profit at 3,270? Dreaming, aren't you? Not greedy enough? Real-time market data is the truth; your charts are all delayed.

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