2026-01-14 10:27:55

There's a rather sobering saying — those who don't dare to buy the dip at $90K probably won't really take action at $80K either, and will instead keep hoping for $70K or $60K to appear. In the end, they might wait until BTC breaks through $100K without ever entering the market.

Looking back at the mid-December trend, BTC's performance around $90K was actually a pretty standard consolidation pattern. Now that BTC has already surpassed $95K, whether it can break through further depends on this wave of market movement. Based on the current technical outlook, the next key target is to hit six figures — it feels like this move has a good chance.

Mindset determines everything. The market is always testing participants' execution ability.

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token_therapist

· 7h ago

The pain point hit home; I'm the kind of person who would wait for 90K to buy... Now looking at 95K, I kind of regret it.

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LiquidationAlert

· 7h ago

That's so true, this is the eternal mentality of the bag holder. Wait, wait, I didn't even get the last one.

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SmartContractWorker

· 8h ago

That's so true, this is the gambler's mentality, always waiting for the moment when the price hits their psychological level. Wait, 95K? Why am I still hesitating over the 80K order? Really, just a little less execution power, and wealth is a hundred thousand miles apart.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 8h ago

actually, the psychological paralysis angle is spot-on... but here's what nobody mentions: the real edge isn't timing the dip, it's understanding your actual risk-adjusted entry thesis before price moves. most people don't have one.

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RugDocDetective

· 8h ago

Really, those who hesitated at $90K should be regretting now. That's the power of psychological barriers.

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