#2026年比特币价格展望 Asia is aggressively buying BTC, while the US market's funds are on vacation — this is the current market landscape.
How high can the rebound go? Honestly, relying solely on Asian funds has limited strength. Whether it can break through the previous high of $90,000-$95,000 in the short term remains uncertain.
**What to watch next?**
The key is when will the funds from the Americas return to the market. If institutional funds also follow in, and the two major regions work together to push prices higher, BTC could test higher resistance levels. Conversely, if the Americas continue to hold back, with Asian funds leading the charge, the market could easily revisit around $85,000 and fluctuate repeatedly.
**Keep an eye on these signals:**
BTC trading volume and price changes during US stock market open hours — these can reveal the attitude of US funds. Also, monitor the inflow and outflow data of Bitcoin spot ETFs, which directly reflect institutional intentions. Additionally, pay attention to Federal Reserve policy expectations and US dollar liquidity conditions, as these macro factors greatly influence market sentiment.
**Technical outlook:**
Support at $85,000 during declines, resistance around $92,000-$95,000 during rises.
The current situation depends on whether US institutions are willing to replicate their previous follow-up pace. Data on on-chain activity after the holiday, policy changes' impact on the market, and whether on-chain indicators like RMMPC can signal fund rotation are all crucial for judging the next move.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 01-11 14:00
honestly the whole "asia solo carry" narrative is giving generative algorithm vibes... like watching one region's computational power trying to push the market narrative alone. fascinating from a blockchain primitive perspective but fundamentally flawed, ngl. macro flows don't aggregate that way in a truly distributed system, smh
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OnChainDetective
· 01-11 13:59
Wait a moment, Asia is now aggressively buying up, but I checked the on-chain large transfer records for a long time... Why are the whale wallet transactions so strange? It feels like someone is secretly controlling the market.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-11 13:58
Those American institutions are still on vacation, Asia can't get it together, just waiting to be smashed back to 85,000.
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DefiPlaybook
· 01-11 13:32
The Federal Reserve loosens its monetary policy and BTC takes off. This trick has been played for so many years and still works [dog head]
Waiting for American funds to return, otherwise this wave is just Asia's self-entertainment
How to read on-chain data? Still need to watch ETF flows; institutions are the real gold and silver
If the 95,000 resistance level can't be broken, it will return to 85,000 and oscillate repeatedly
Basically, it's about when the US will be willing to move money; otherwise, we will be stuck in the 80,000-90,000 range, grinding away
Currently, the surge depends entirely on Asia's strong support, which is a bit risky
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-11 13:31
ngl the "asia solo carry" thesis is giving low liquidity depth energy... wait till US money comes back lol
#2026年比特币价格展望 Asia is aggressively buying BTC, while the US market's funds are on vacation — this is the current market landscape.
How high can the rebound go? Honestly, relying solely on Asian funds has limited strength. Whether it can break through the previous high of $90,000-$95,000 in the short term remains uncertain.
**What to watch next?**
The key is when will the funds from the Americas return to the market. If institutional funds also follow in, and the two major regions work together to push prices higher, BTC could test higher resistance levels. Conversely, if the Americas continue to hold back, with Asian funds leading the charge, the market could easily revisit around $85,000 and fluctuate repeatedly.
**Keep an eye on these signals:**
BTC trading volume and price changes during US stock market open hours — these can reveal the attitude of US funds. Also, monitor the inflow and outflow data of Bitcoin spot ETFs, which directly reflect institutional intentions. Additionally, pay attention to Federal Reserve policy expectations and US dollar liquidity conditions, as these macro factors greatly influence market sentiment.
**Technical outlook:**
Support at $85,000 during declines, resistance around $92,000-$95,000 during rises.
The current situation depends on whether US institutions are willing to replicate their previous follow-up pace. Data on on-chain activity after the holiday, policy changes' impact on the market, and whether on-chain indicators like RMMPC can signal fund rotation are all crucial for judging the next move.