2026-01-15 13:51:49

#比特币2026年行情展望 The recent market trend on @Snowball@ really confused me. It drops when I buy, and rises when I sell off. Watching the dark horse surge to the top, I also got pushed to a high position. Now everyone is asking—what operation can actually make money?

Great topic: How will Bitcoin perform in 2026? Does it still make sense to enter now? Or is this already the final crazy wave? 😂

The crypto asset market is just like this, always tangled in multiple-choice questions: chase the high? Or buy the dip?

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AirdropLicker

· 01-15 14:20

Getting caught chasing highs, getting crushed while trying to bottom out, honestly, it's just gambling on luck.

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DeFiVeteran

· 01-15 14:15

Chasing highs to the top, bottom-fishing to the floor, this is our daily routine. Don't ask me about 2026; I haven't even figured out what happened in 2024. Honestly, this wave of market is outrageous. Who can hit the precise timing? Another high-level bag-holder, by the way, are you still debating whether to enter the market or not? FOMO and FUD are fighting in your mind, but in the end, the ones who make money are the ones who do nothing.

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FortuneTeller42

· 01-15 14:14

This market trend is all about psychological warfare. When buying, you almost want to cut your position; when out of the market, you're extremely anxious. 2026? Honestly, who can see through it? Anyway, those chasing the highs now will have to catch up later.

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CantAffordPancake

· 01-15 14:14

Haha, chasing highs and bottom fishing all lead to losses, that's just the logic. --- 2026? I don't even know how tomorrow will go right now. --- To be honest, I was indeed late to enter this wave, but since I’ve already invested, I might as well just relax. --- It's always like this; by the time I take action, it's already taking off. --- Rather than trying to predict, it's better to leave it to fate. Anyway, I can't understand it. --- Whether it's the final madness or a new beginning, it all ends with losing money. --- I choose not to chase at all, just watch the market trend and turn around.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-15 14:04

On-chain data is all here, chasing highs and bottom-fishing are all false propositions. The real money never gets caught up in multiple-choice questions. --- 2026? We haven't even figured out 2024 yet, what are we talking about two years from now? --- This wave of the market is essentially a liquidity game; whoever has more chips is the price discoverer. We retail investors are at best just being pushed around. --- Buying the dip and holding during a rise indicates you haven't understood the relationship between interaction costs and market efficiency. --- Asking now if there's still a chance is less useful than checking what whale wallets are doing. On-chain evidence never lies. --- Every time this happens, someone asks whether to enter the market. It reminds me of those blindly chasing the trend during high gas periods. How are they doing now? --- Crazy? Don't be joking. This is just normal fluctuation under rational expectations. Truly crazy will have to wait for the next cycle. --- If the arbitrage space is gone, there's no point in messing around. Better to study the testnet snapshots. --- Actually, the questions you ask themselves reveal everything; market efficiency hasn't reached that level yet.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 01-15 13:52

Chasing highs or bottom-fishing are the same; in the end, you're still the one getting harvested.

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