Bitcoin's upward trend is unstoppable, although there may be some fluctuations along the way, the overall direction is clear.
The upcoming period will be characterized by repeated oscillations followed by a slow upward movement. If there is a sudden sharp decline, it could actually be a great opportunity to buy the dip.
The timeline is roughly as follows—experienced a strong decline in October and November, oscillated at the bottom in December, and began a slow upward test in January. Later on, through repeated fluctuations, there were multiple rebounds, ultimately leading to a rally.
In fact, starting to position in spot trading around New Year's can easily outperform 90% of the market. A major rally will come, whether early or late, there's no need to rush to catch the exact point.
That said, market changes can sometimes be much faster and more intense than expected. The actual direction depends on the market’s own performance.
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RadioShackKnight
· 01-05 16:19
I've already said that you need to be quick when bottom-fishing, and now it's too late to regret.
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0xTherapist
· 01-03 15:46
Here we go again, saying the same thing last year around this time
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Bottom fishing, finally all caught together on the hillside haha
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How is that 90% figure calculated? Feels like everyone is in the top 10%
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Let's wait and see. Anyway, I'm already trapped, no matter what I do
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You're right, but the market doesn't follow the script at all. I've seen too many "certain trends" reverse overnight
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Really? Feels like every time we're so optimistic, but in the end
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Not looking at technicals, just watching who is buying and who is selling based on capital flow—that's the key, right?
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NFTragedy
· 01-03 15:43
Speaking of which, 90% of people missed the boat, and I'm no exception haha
Wait, can we really buy the dip during the bottom consolidation phase? Or will we get trapped again?
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-03 15:41
Talking about Bitcoin必涨 again, I just want to ask why no one mentions the risks
What to do if it breaks down, do we still need to buy the dip next month
90% of people? Uh... how is this data calculated?
When a big drop comes, I want to see who still dares to buy the dip, everyone claims to be a brave warrior
The market is moving so fast that predictions are highly unreliable
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DataPickledFish
· 01-03 15:33
That's right, repeated fluctuations are just accumulation. Those who started early are already smiling happily.
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A big drop is an opportunity, there's no doubt about that, but the key is how many dare to buy the dip.
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90% of people are still stuck on the key point, not realizing they've already missed the chance.
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The market speaks for itself; any predictions are just a waste of time.
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From bottom oscillation to surge, I've seen this rhythm too many times.
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Stop trying to time the market, really. When it's time to buy the dip, you won't be overthinking it.
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Spot trading is the right way; contract traders are all crying.
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The overall direction is correct; it all depends on who can hold out until that surge.
Bitcoin's upward trend is unstoppable, although there may be some fluctuations along the way, the overall direction is clear.
The upcoming period will be characterized by repeated oscillations followed by a slow upward movement. If there is a sudden sharp decline, it could actually be a great opportunity to buy the dip.
The timeline is roughly as follows—experienced a strong decline in October and November, oscillated at the bottom in December, and began a slow upward test in January. Later on, through repeated fluctuations, there were multiple rebounds, ultimately leading to a rally.
In fact, starting to position in spot trading around New Year's can easily outperform 90% of the market. A major rally will come, whether early or late, there's no need to rush to catch the exact point.
That said, market changes can sometimes be much faster and more intense than expected. The actual direction depends on the market’s own performance.