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• Intraday trend: On January 10, the price of Bitcoin showed a trend of oscillation and adjustment. According to the data of Bijie.com, the price of Bitcoin today was 92,413.690, with a 24-hour fluctuation of -2.77% and a 1-hour fluctuation of 0.53%.
• Recent trend: In recent days, Bitcoin has fallen to a certain extent on January 9. Some analysts believe that it is a continuation of last week's decline, affected by factors such as the Fed's policy. Although there was a slight rebound on January 10, it is still in a downward trend overall.
Technical analysis
• Support and resistance: Some analysts pointed out that the support level of Bitcoin is around 90,000 and 3050, and the upper pressure is 95.5-96.5. If the price falls below the 90,000 mark, it may further drop to around 88,000 US dollars.
• Pattern analysis: From the daily time frame, some traders believe that the head and shoulders top of Bitcoin may fail. From the overall trend, Bitcoin is currently in a downward trend, and the white plate volume is not enough, and the subsequent demand breaks the low to clear the upper long orders.
Market sentiment and expectations
• Bearish sentiment: Some analysts are bearish on the trend of Bitcoin in the short term, believing that it still has a certain room for decline. Investors are advised to pay attention to the support level below. If the price falls below the support level, they can consider holding short orders.
Influencing factors
• Macroeconomics and policies: The Federal Reserve's monetary policy has a greater impact on the cryptocurrency market. At present, the market's concerns about the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and rising bond interest rates have intensified, which has had a negative impact on Bitcoin prices. In addition, the crypto regulations of the incoming Trump administration are also an important factor affecting the trajectory of Bitcoin prices.
• Market supply and demand: The supply of Bitcoin is fixed, and as the market continues to develop, its demand is also changing. The current circulating supply of Bitcoin is 19.8065 million BTC, and the maximum supply is 21 million BTC. The market demand for Bitcoin is affected to a certain extent by factors such as investor sentiment and market hotspots. For example, Thailand plans to launch a pilot project in Phuket in 2025 to allow tourists to use Bitcoin for payment, which may increase the market demand for Bitcoin.
