2026-01-11 10:40:10

On-chain analyst Willy Woo's recent insights are quite interesting—he believes that Bitcoin will continue to surge in the short term (late January to February), but a look back reveals hidden concerns for 2026.

Since the low point on December 24th, BTC has been steadily recovering, and market liquidity is also picking up. This rhythm is quite similar to the rebound in mid-2021. The key level now is around 98,000 to 100,000. Once it stabilizes here, a new all-time high is not far off.

However, this guy also issues a warning: since January this year, price momentum and liquidity have been diminishing. His logic is straightforward—if a large influx of spot funds occurs in the coming months, the market structure could reverse; conversely, if funds continue to flow out, that would be a true signal of a bear market.

So, the current situation is like this: there are short-term opportunities, but long-term risks are also present. The performance of major coins like ETH and SOL also depends on BTC's direction, as shifts in liquidity will directly influence the overall market rhythm.

BTC4,69%

ETH7,36%

SOL5,3%

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-11 18:33

98,000 is this threshold really so sacred? Feels like every time it gets blown out of proportion. --- Liquidity turning around and going straight to zero—that's the harsh reality of the crypto world... --- Worrying about 2026 now? Bro, are you overthinking it? --- Capital outflow = confirmed bear market. I've heard this logic too many times, but what’s the result? --- Short-term spike, long-term minefield. Playing the routine quite skillfully. --- Where’s the promised all-time high? Now they’re talking about risks again. --- Willy is stirring up anxiety again, as usual. --- Is BTC’s mood so important? Feels like ETH has been hit pretty hard. --- Liquidity decay has been felt for a long time; the money really has decreased. --- Do you forget what happened after the 2021 rebound?

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-11 11:09

Another bearish analysis for 2026, a nightmare for hodlers It's easy to push to 100,000 in the short term, but I'm worried about capital shifting Liquidity, to put it simply, depends on the mood of the institutional giants; retail investors can only follow the trend I'm optimistic, but I also have to watch out for being cut, I trust Willy but I also trust my own wallet

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RugDocScientist

· 01-11 11:08

Short-term surge, long-term landmines—that's Willy's logic. Sounds good to listen to. Fundamentals are the key; without spot buying support, even 98,000 is just paper wealth. That pit in 2026 is quite deep; let's wait and see.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 01-11 11:06

Short-term bullish, long-term bearish. I'm a bit tired of hearing this rhetoric... But 98,000-100,000 is indeed a trap; it depends on whether the funds are willing to step in. --- The issue of liquidity decay, to put it simply, is just no new money entering the market. Ultimately, it still relies on spot buying. --- Worries about 2026... Bro, your prediction span is a bit too long; the market could change tomorrow. --- Willy's logic this time is still the same—short-term surge, long-term risk prevention, is he playing Tai Chi? --- Who still believes in these analyses? It's better to just watch how on-chain whales move. --- Capital outflow = confirmed bear market? We should have confirmed that long ago. What's going on with this rebound... --- 98,000-100,000 is a key level, but I bet 5 bucks it won't break, and there will be a pullback. --- The looks of ETH and BTC, as if BTC has some special status... Actually, it's all the big players manipulating. --- Rather than listening to analysis, it's better to look at spot buying volume—that's the real indicator.

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