Bitcoin being stuck at 90,000 does seem a bit awkward, but that's really not the most critical issue. The key is to observe the performance of altcoins now — only then can we judge how much genuine strength this rally truly has.
The logic is actually simple: if altcoins can keep pace, it indicates that capital is indeed flowing and rotating, so this rally still has vitality. Conversely, if altcoins continue to remain stagnant, then Bitcoin's breakthrough at 90,000 might just be a false move, and a retest is likely.
The current situation is like a tug-of-war between two forces — can the bulls hold onto Bitcoin, and can the bears continue to suppress altcoins? Whoever falters first will lose.
My view is this: if altcoins can show some decent rebound, then Bitcoin breaking 100,000 is mainly driven by trend. But if altcoins still underperform this time, then the 90,000 level is really risky, and the sustainability of the rebound is questionable.
The key still depends on the reaction of altcoins in the next few days — this will be the touchstone to test the quality of this rally.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 01-03 04:55
Altcoins are the real test; Bitcoin at 90,000 is just a false alarm.
If altcoins don't move, I'll just wait to buy the dip—it's all the same routine anyway.
The key is what happens in the next few days; if altcoins break through, we win.
The 90,000 level is indeed a stubborn point; without capital rotation, it's all in vain.
If altcoins underperform, I'll cut my losses directly—nothing to think about.
Bitcoin stuck at 90,000, just let it be; focus on those trash coins instead.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 01-03 04:44
Altcoins are really the touchstone of this market trend; staying steady like a mountain is the way to go.
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The 90,000 level is indeed虚; it depends on whether altcoins can rally or not.
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Waiting for the reaction of altcoins; if they don't respond well, it's a signal to cut losses.
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Capital rotation is the key; if altcoins don't follow, it's a false breakout.
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Breaking 100,000 requires altcoins to cooperate; otherwise, it's all nonsense.
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Now it depends on who crashes first, bulls or bears.
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If altcoins underperform, this rebound really needs to be approached with caution.
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Bitcoin holding at 90,000 is just a placeholder; the real focus is on altcoins.
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The strength of the market all depends on altcoins; there's no problem with that.
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If capital isn't flowing into altcoins, it indicates a lack of confidence; I remain skeptical.
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The performance of altcoins in these two days will determine the next move.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-03 04:40
Altcoins don't move, I won't watch
Wait until altcoins rise again
The probability of a fake-out is indeed quite high
The 90,000 level is just a paper tiger
Break 100,000? First, get the altcoins up and then boast
This wave is a bit risky
Where did all the funds go?
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-03 04:34
Altcoins are the real test; don't just stare at Bitcoin
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Thinking of selling my altcoins at 90,000? Dream on
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Who will admit defeat first, the bulls or the bears? That's the real point
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Oh no, if altcoins keep underperforming, I really have to run
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Waiting to see how altcoins move in the next few days to judge their authenticity
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There's a high chance it's a fake-out; no funds entering altcoins is a signal
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The key point is this: if altcoins can't rise, everything else is pointless
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FOMOmonster
· 01-03 04:30
Shanzhai can't last a day, and Bitcoin breaking 100,000 is all nonsense.
Bitcoin being stuck at 90,000 does seem a bit awkward, but that's really not the most critical issue. The key is to observe the performance of altcoins now — only then can we judge how much genuine strength this rally truly has.
The logic is actually simple: if altcoins can keep pace, it indicates that capital is indeed flowing and rotating, so this rally still has vitality. Conversely, if altcoins continue to remain stagnant, then Bitcoin's breakthrough at 90,000 might just be a false move, and a retest is likely.
The current situation is like a tug-of-war between two forces — can the bulls hold onto Bitcoin, and can the bears continue to suppress altcoins? Whoever falters first will lose.
My view is this: if altcoins can show some decent rebound, then Bitcoin breaking 100,000 is mainly driven by trend. But if altcoins still underperform this time, then the 90,000 level is really risky, and the sustainability of the rebound is questionable.
The key still depends on the reaction of altcoins in the next few days — this will be the touchstone to test the quality of this rally.