2026-01-11 04:26:25

The market has been interesting these past two days. Bitcoin has been oscillating around 90,000 USD, and Ethereum has been fluctuating around 3,100 USD. The entire market looks very cautious.

However, from an institutional perspective, Wall Street bigwigs are not relaxing. Bernstein still insists on their prediction—by 2026, Bitcoin could reach 150,000 USD. JPMorgan is more straightforward; they believe this wave of crypto market sell-off is nearly over. Just look at the ETF fund outflow rate, which has already slowed down significantly, indicating that some are starting to buy the dip.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-11 22:48

90,000 yuan at this level really can't hold anymore, it's a daily tug-of-war, a bit annoying. Institutions are bottom-fishing while we're still cutting losses, the gap is really... Bernstein said 150,000, I believe it, just don't know if I can hold on until that day. Those bottom-fishers probably have hundreds of millions, while us ordinary folks can only watch the show. ETF slowing down the outflow? What does that mean, big players should get on board now.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-11 16:59

Institutions are bottom-fishing, retail investors are cutting losses, always the opposite indicator haha --- 90,000 is really a tough level to break, feels like a psychological battle with the market makers --- Is JPMorgan Chase finally talking? I just want to see when they will really start buying in --- 150,000? 2026? I just want to know what will happen tomorrow --- Honestly, the signal of ETF slowing outflows is quite heartbreaking, it feels like the bottom is really near --- All the big players are so optimistic, but why does the market still feel so dead --- Here we go again with the story, if they were really bottom-fishing, why aren’t big orders coming in to buy --- Tug-of-war, when will it break out? This kind of back-and-forth is really messing with people's minds

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OnChain_Detective

· 01-11 04:52

ngl, pattern analysis on those fund flows is screaming statistical anomaly rn... institutions dumping then pivoting? textbook whale clustering behavior. let me pull the data before i flag this as typical market manipulation signature. always dyor folks.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-11 04:51

90,000 here is a tug-of-war repeatedly, it feels like big players are testing the bottom line Institutions are quietly accumulating, retail investors are still panicking and cutting losses, this gap Bernstein says 150,000, JPMorgan sees a rebound... Is Wall Street signaling to us? Is the selling wave coming to an end? Let's wait a couple of days, I still feel there's hope The slowdown in ETF funding indicates that the wealthy are already starting to buy in

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CryptoTherapist

· 01-11 04:49

ngl, this sideways chop is literally the market's way of testing our emotional resilience rn. 90k btc resistance? that's just psychological warfare... we're all holding our breath lol institutions loading the dip while retail panic-sells... classic trauma response pattern tbh

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-11 04:45

90,000 hovering really annoying, either go up or go down, don't hesitate Institutions are bottom-fishing, retail investors are still hesitating, what a gap 150,000? Bernstein says so, I only half believe it, let's listen to JPMorgan The slowdown in ETF outflows is interesting, feels like the bottom signals are flashing The bottom-fishers are coming, I'm still waiting

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-11 04:33

$90,000 tug-of-war for so long, really a test of patience Institutions are accumulating, I believe, but I just don't know when retail investors can catch up Bernstein says $150,000... let's see if we can survive until 2026 first ETF slowing down the escape, this is indeed a bit interesting JPMorgan is storytelling again, where's the money? Show real cash and coins before bragging What did they say a year ago, have you forgotten?

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