#美国CPI数据即将公布

Recently, Bitcoin has performed strongly, with 14 consecutive hours of green candlesticks, setting the longest continuous rise record since 2017.

This has drawn market attention, with many speculating whether this indicates the continuation of a Bitcoin bull market.

Market indicators show mixed signals: the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates that sellers are dominant at 46.73, while the accumulation of whales suggests that buying momentum is increasing.

Additionally, there has been a large-scale liquidation, with a total amount reaching $389.5 million, of which short positions amounted to $82.7 million, further fueling market volatility.

According to TradingView data, from 9 PM (GMT) on January 9 to 11 AM (GMT) on January 10, Bitcoin experienced a rise lasting 14 hours.

This trend has left many traders confused on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), as prior to this, Bitcoin had rebounded sharply from a low of $91,771 to a high of $95,770, showing significant volatility.

As government support for cryptocurrencies approaches, market participants are focusing on the next steps for Bitcoin, with everyone eager to see if the bull market will continue.