2026-01-06 16:32:17

Recent military developments in South America barely made a dent on Bitcoin's momentum. With BTC trading around $91,290 and logging gains of 1.66% over the past day, market watchers are brushing off concerns about broader fallout.

The move came quick—roughly half an hour of action—yet traders stayed composed. What's interesting here is how the asset held ground. Analysts point out that key support levels remain intact from a historical perspective, suggesting the price floor isn't in danger of collapsing.

Weekly performance tells a similar story: up 4.19% since last week. Market observers reckon the event is largely contained with minimal spillover risk to crypto markets. No major panic, no cascading liquidations—just another geopolitical blip that Bitcoin's weathered before.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 01-09 16:31

ngl, everyone's acting like btc's some fortress now. support levels "intact"? lmao, show me the audit report on that claim—DYOR before trusting analyst handwaving. not financial advice but... this calm before the storm vibes hit different 👀

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RooftopVIP

· 01-07 17:51

BTC's resilience this time is truly outstanding; geopolitical issues can't shake it --- Another false alarm, I'm used to it by now, the crypto world has a new drama every month --- As long as the support level isn't broken, it's good news. Keep bullish, everyone --- Half an hour has passed? Still haven't reacted? This market is really calm --- What does a 4% weekly increase mean? The market isn't taking it seriously, bulls are still here --- Every time there's geopolitical news about a crash, BTC still keeps climbing, it's hilarious --- As long as the key support isn't broken, everything else is just clouds --- No liquidation wave has appeared, which means institutions have already priced it in --- That's the confidence of Bitcoin; nothing can shake it --- Only 1.66% up? Can't feel it. Keep sleeping

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-06 17:02

BTC is still so resilient; geopolitical issues can't scare it away.

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-06 17:01

Well, another geopolitical drama, but BTC remains as steady as a rock haha --- The price is still above 90,000 and rising. The resilience is truly impressive, support levels are firmly held --- I told you, the South American stuff can't really cause waves. Has Bitcoin ever seen such a scene? --- It was over in half an hour. The contract guys must be shouting that the sky is falling again haha --- I believe in the solid support levels. The historical data is right here, it won't collapse --- Another geopolitical risk has been digested by the market. Is this still the BTC I know? --- A weekly increase of 4% is steadily ongoing. It's a bit boring, I want something more intense

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-06 16:58

Bitcoin's resilience is truly incredible; even the situation in South America can't scare it. It seems that 92,000 is a lock-in.

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MEVictim

· 01-06 16:45

BTC's resilience is truly outstanding; even in the face of military conflicts, there's no fear. --- It's just another geopolitical hype; the crypto circle has long been immune. --- The 90k support level is solid, no suspense in this wave. --- Did half an hour just pass? The market has long been used to this, haha. --- A 4% weekly increase; the situation in South America doesn't affect Bitcoin's rhythm at all. --- No liquidation wave is good news, indicating that big investors are very calm. --- The real test will be more intense when it comes; this current wave is nothing. --- As long as the support level isn't broken, that's all I care about. --- Luckily, I didn't step on a landmine. Is the window to keep buying still open?

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