2026-01-21 02:23:14

Today's trend is a bit interesting. Compared to the opening and the afternoon lows, the bottom at the opening was actually more solid.

The real focus to watch is quite clear—the national team will they continue to suppress the market? To be honest, prices are already approaching the freezing point area. Logically, there isn't much room or necessity to continue suppressing. This point in time probably won't see large-scale downward pressure operations again.

Rather than being confused by various short-term hot spots, it's better to focus on a real issue: performance. Companies need to have performance support to sustain their gains. Currently, hot topics are all over the place, with low sustainability of popularity, and these can't support continuous upward momentum.

Today, I also saw signs of various ETFs being absorbed, but frankly, it still seems somewhat chaotic. The activity directions of these funds in the short term are not clear enough to serve as reliable decision-making references.

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LightningHarvester

· 2h ago

The national team really should take a break; pushing further is pointless now. Performance is king; what's the use of chasing hot topics? The ETF funds are a mess, as if no one is watching. Whether the bottom can hold is the most critical point.

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DefiVeteran

· 01-21 22:42

The national team is really about to step back, pushing further is no longer meaningful. Performance is the key; relying on hot topics to hype concepts should have been eliminated long ago. The ETF sector is still too chaotic; I can't see the direction clearly... The bottom is indeed solid, but this recent trend has been disappointing. Honestly, there's nothing much to watch in the short term; let's wait until the performance results come out.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-21 02:53

The opening bottom is more solid than the afternoon bottom, this is called a bottom divergence, brother. Performance is the hard truth; no matter how many hot topics there are, they are just illusions. The national team's room for maneuver is indeed limited, but don't celebrate too early. The chaos in ETF continuation, frankly, is directionless, and this is when it's easiest to fall into traps. The pattern has formed; now it's about seeing if the performance can keep up, otherwise this rebound will be a false breakout.

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-21 02:45

Performance is the key, and hot topics are just illusions

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-21 02:39

Is the national team backing down? Is the bottom really solid? It still feels like we need to watch a bit more. Performance-wise, there's no denying it—are there really a few companies that are genuinely doing well right now? ETF rollover is chaotic; I can't tell who is truly participating and who is just pretending. It still needs to fall further; whether this rebound is a trap or not remains to be seen.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-21 02:27

The national team really should step in; if we push further, it will become a joke. Performance is king; everything else is just fleeting clouds. ETF buy-ins are so chaotic, I truly don't understand. It's time to test patience again. Repeatedly testing the bottom range, so annoying.

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