Recently, BTC's trend has been quite stable, and holding the $95,000 level has been holding up pretty well. The continuous net inflow from ETFs is indeed playing a driving role, and in the short term, there is still a chance to push through the $100,000 barrier.
Honestly, during the Spring Festival period, the market often experiences quite a few changes. After the holiday, the fundamentals may see a noticeable trend. My own plan is to continue holding and not rush to sell.
Holding coins may sound simple, but it tests your mentality. No matter how volatile the market, you need to stay calm. Impatience won't help. The secret to making money for many people is actually "slow" — not trading frequently, not blindly chasing highs, and giving yourself enough time. Being too quick can easily lead to problems.
Mainstream coins like SOL and ETH have also performed well recently, with increased ecosystem activity. I hope everyone can gain something from this wave of market, and the key is to find a rhythm that suits you.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 4h ago
9.5K this level is indeed surprisingly stable, and the ample ETF replenishment is the main booster, it feels like 100K is just around the corner.
After the Spring Festival, there will be some movement in the fundamentals, but I still prefer to hold on. The opportunity cost is far lower than trading fees.
The biggest enemy of holding coins is your own dopamine. The more volatile it is, the more you need stability. To put it simply, making money is all about mindset and patience.
SOL and ETH have gained momentum in this wave of the ecosystem. After the holiday, there might be a new rhythm. Just find your launch window.
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The $100,000 mark really has a chance; it all depends on whether the booster can keep output steady.
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Not trading frequently is really painful to admit. Many people have destroyed their gains just because they got itchy fingers.
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The saying "slow is fast" is spot on. The hardest part in the crypto world is patience; if you can endure, you will win.
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BridgeJumper
· 5h ago
95,000 is a stable hold, but I think 100,000 is a bit uncertain. The events during the Spring Festival are too unpredictable.
Holding coins truly tests human nature. I often check the market late at night and then regret it.
This wave of SOL is indeed fierce; the ecosystem's popularity is different.
Taking it slow is actually faster; this saying is true.
ETH still needs to wait; it feels like it hasn't reached the right position yet.
This year, I need to learn to hold back; frequent trading has only led to losses.
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TheMemefather
· 5h ago
Well, 95,000 is holding strong, and it feels like this time we're really going to break 100,000.
Speaking of, the market after the Spring Festival is the hardest to endure, and I'm also debating whether to add to my position.
Holding coins really tests your mentality; you can't rush it, bro.
SOL's recent surge has been a bit outrageous; the ecosystem activity is indeed top-notch.
Not trading frequently is the right way; I only understand this after being shaken out before.
Whether we break the $100,000 mark depends on the upcoming liquidity situation.
The worst thing is a flash crash during the holiday; at that time, you just can't react in time.
Recently, BTC's trend has been quite stable, and holding the $95,000 level has been holding up pretty well. The continuous net inflow from ETFs is indeed playing a driving role, and in the short term, there is still a chance to push through the $100,000 barrier.
Honestly, during the Spring Festival period, the market often experiences quite a few changes. After the holiday, the fundamentals may see a noticeable trend. My own plan is to continue holding and not rush to sell.
Holding coins may sound simple, but it tests your mentality. No matter how volatile the market, you need to stay calm. Impatience won't help. The secret to making money for many people is actually "slow" — not trading frequently, not blindly chasing highs, and giving yourself enough time. Being too quick can easily lead to problems.
Mainstream coins like SOL and ETH have also performed well recently, with increased ecosystem activity. I hope everyone can gain something from this wave of market, and the key is to find a rhythm that suits you.