2026-01-03 14:20:37

#2026年比特币行情展望 $BTC's upward trend is hard to break. There will definitely be some bumps along the way, but that doesn't change the overall direction.

Looking ahead, it's mainly a gradual climb amidst fluctuations. If there are any obvious pullbacks, they could be good entry points.

On the timeline, there was a violent sell-off in October and November, repeated tests at the bottom in December, and starting in January, a gradual upward movement within the fluctuations. The subsequent market mainly involved continuous rebounds amid oscillations until a certain moment when it suddenly accelerated upward, signaling the start of a new cycle.

If you position yourself with spot holdings around New Year's Day, that alone can outperform most of the market—over time, everyone has a chance to profit, the key is timing. No one can predict exactly when the big move will come; it's a matter of time, so there's no need to rush.

But I have a feeling: the market might come in even more aggressively and fiercely than expected...

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-03 14:49

Honestly, this wave of momentum is a bit hard to sustain; it feels much more intense than expected. --- The guys who got in around New Year's should be laughing their heads off now. --- The bottom fluctuation really tests patience; looking back, it was a free opportunity to get in. --- The real issue is timing, but who can be precise... Getting in early means enjoying the benefits sooner. --- It sounds reasonable, but when the pullback comes, you still need to cut losses; mental preparation isn't that simple. --- I'm increasingly convinced he's right; this round of market movement is indeed a bit outrageous.

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HashBandit

· 01-03 14:49

ngl back in my mining days we'd kill for this kind of volatility, but now? just hodling and watching the TPS bottleneck like it's my day job lol

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RektRecorder

· 01-03 14:45

Basically, it's just waiting for a pullback. Anyway, we're not experts, and time is on our side.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-03 14:31

I've already said it, holding steady makes you the winner. This wave can really take off. --- A pullback is the best opportunity to buy in. Unfortunately, most people just like to chase highs and cut losses. --- Timing is the hardest part. I've been fooled by this thing too many times. --- More intense than expected? Then I really need to prepare my mental state... --- Just relax and hold the spot, why bother predicting so hard? Anyway, it will go up sooner or later. --- I was terrified during the repeated tests at the bottom. Luckily, I didn't sell. Looking back now, it feels so satisfying. --- It's ridiculous. Some people insist on chasing at the high points, then start shouting about cutting losses during the pullback—cycle repeats. --- This cycle feels a bit different; market sentiment is a bit wild. --- Honestly, you just need to be prepared. Don't expect to hit the exact right moment. --- Those who positioned during the New Year's Day wave made a killing. I was the one who missed out.

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