2026-01-21 10:10:43

#美国核心CPI未达市场预期 Bitcoin 24-Hour Snapshot: What Is the Market Doing?

In the past day, the market experienced a clear wipeout. According to on-chain data, approximately 176,000 traders were liquidated, totaling up to $929 million, with long positions accounting for nearly 90%. However, this does not mean the trend is reversing—it's more like a focused correction on excessive leverage and market sentiment along the upward trajectory.

The price is currently oscillating between $89,000 and $96,000, with the structure still intact and the overall rhythm remaining within an upward channel. It’s not out of control; rather, it appears relatively stable.

The most important upcoming focus is whether the upper boundary of the channel can be tested smoothly. Considering the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision scheduled for January 28-29, the market currently lacks definitive catalysts to drive a one-sided trend. From a trading perspective: avoid stubbornly holding short positions, and those with profits can take some off the table first. Instead of betting on the direction, it’s better to patiently wait for a trend-following opportunity—this logic will never go out of style. $BTC

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OnChainSleuth

· 6h ago

17.6K people were wiped out while I was still sleeping. When I woke up, the market was still there, haha --- Another slaughter feast, the bulls suffered the worst. This correction was indeed fierce --- 89-96 is repeatedly rubbing, it feels like we are still waiting for that one move from the Federal Reserve --- How many times have I said not to bet on the direction? No one listens, they just insist on placing bets --- As long as the upward channel framework is still there, it's good. Don't worry about the fluctuations in between, just be patient and wait --- The 17.6K people being wiped out laid the groundwork for my trades tomorrow, thanks everyone --- Honestly, the CPI being below expectations actually gave the bulls more room for imagination --- Listening to the advice to lock in profits is really important. The cost of greed is too high --- When the structure is complete and the rhythm is stable, it's often the easiest time for things to go wrong. Strange, huh? --- Let's wait for the Federal Reserve. Now, trading is purely a matter of luck

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FloorSweeper

· 7h ago

nah this is just the market doing what it does best—flushing out the leverage junkies. 176k liquidations? that's literally music to my ears, ngl. paper hands getting rekt while the structure stays clean? chef's kiss. fed decision coming up and everyone's acting blind, smh. patience wins games, not fomo trades.

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ForkTrooper

· 15h ago

It's the same old trick again. The interest rate decision leads to this kind of chaotic fluctuation. I really can't stand it.

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MidnightSeller

· 15h ago

176,000 people liquidated with 929 million in losses, is this called a shakeout? I think it's just leverage traders being too greedy.

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YieldWhisperer

· 15h ago

yo the math on those liquidations actually checks out perfectly for a classic liquidity sweep pattern... 176k rekt in one day? that's literally textbook predatory candle work. seen this exact setup in 2021 when the whales were testing resistance before the real dump came

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