TechFlow news, January 14 — Greekslive reported that Bitcoin successfully broke above the $95,000 resistance level, ending nearly two months of sideways trading in a low-volatility range. Large Bitcoin transactions reached $1.7 billion, accounting for over 40% of the day's total trading volume, indicating active institutional investor participation. In contrast, although Ethereum posted stronger gains, it remains trapped within the $3,400 consolidation range, with large transactions totaling only $130 million, representing just 20% of volume. Notably, futures trading volume has not significantly increased, and implied volatility across major contract tenors shows no clear rebound, suggesting that the derivatives market has not established a structural bullish bias—the current rally appears more like a market stress response. Analysts pointed out that the overall cryptocurrency market performance still lags behind precious metals and China's A-shares; a long-term bull market thesis has yet to be confirmed.
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