Analysis: BTC Concentration of Chips Decreasing, Chip Structure Support Effective, Rebound Probability Higher than Continuing to Explore Downside After Fakeout

BlockBeats News, January 4th, On-chain data analyst Murphy stated in a post that "On January 1, 2026, the chip concentration within a 5% range of the BTC spot price reached 14.9%, approaching the high volatility risk zone. However, in the following two days, January 2nd and January 3rd, it decreased instead of increased, and has now dropped to 14.5%. At the same time, BTC's price is slowly rising. Historical data shows that if the concentration decreases due to an increase in the BTC price, it will continue to rise during the continued decrease, and vice versa.

Currently, URPD data shows that the BTC accumulated at $87,000 has reached 822,000 coins; the long and short parties are seriously divided at this level, and after intense bargaining, they are gradually leaning towards a direction. When the turnover position starts moving to the right, it proves that as the highest massive candle on the current URPD, its support function is effective. Therefore, my current personal judgment is: the moving range between $92,000 and $104,000 is a reasonable range.

In terms of technical indicators, when the daily K closing stands above the descending trend line ($90,588), it is the signal for the expected rebound, which has now been met. Indeed, the risk of a false breakout cannot be ruled out, but from the current data and comprehensive indicators, I personally believe that the probability of a real rebound is greater than the probability of continuing to probe lower after a false breakout. Unless during this process, BTC falls below the effective support point of $87,000, returning below the downtrend line, the chip concentration continues to rise, then a reassessment will be necessary."