#比特币2026年行情展望 $BTC yesterday's market was indeed risky. It surged to around 93500 in the morning, faced resistance, and then started to fluctuate downward. Friends with cost orders around 92500 decisively exited, avoiding nearly 5000 points of decline afterward—such stop-loss awareness really saves lives. I myself placed a long order at 87500, preparing to ambush, but the premise is to strictly control leverage and position size; this cannot be sloppy.
From a macro perspective, the data provided by the CME FedWatch Tool is very informative. The probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in January is only 5%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate is as high as 95%—the market pricing has basically recognized that there will be no rate cut in the short term. Looking ahead to March, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point cut is only 20.6%, while the chance of no cut is 78.5%, and a cumulative 50 basis point cut is just 0.9%. This indicates that in the coming months, tightening expectations will still dominate. In such a macro environment, going long requires extra caution, and risk management is of utmost importance.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 14h ago
87,500 Long Position Setup? Bro, your guts are pretty big. Just worried that if the Federal Reserve doesn't cut interest rates this time, it might keep crashing.
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WalletInspector
· 14h ago
87,500 long positions are playing with fire. The macro environment is basically locked in for longs, so what's the point of talking about leverage control? When the floating loss becomes significant, the mindset will collapse.
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GlueGuy
· 14h ago
Wow, that stop loss at 92,500 really made a killing. If only I were that decisive.
Wait, the Federal Reserve isn't even cutting interest rates, and we're still risking all-in on long positions? That's just asking for death.
Lurking at 87,500 sounds good, but leverage is really something you have to be careful with. One recoil and you'll get liquidated. I've seen too many cases.
With such tight macro policies, short-term bulls are really struggling. It's better to play it safe.
This market, my goodness, changes every day. It's exhausting to watch.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 14h ago
93,500 drops sharply, and the 5,000-point difference really confused people. Luckily, someone managed to get out in time.
87,500 ambushes are good, but with the current tightening expectations... going long really requires careful attention. Leverage, if not careful, can backfire.
The Federal Reserve's rate cut is unlikely, and short-term positive signals are not visible. We'll have to wait patiently for this wave of market trend.
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ser_aped.eth
· 14h ago
93500 drops directly, those who exited early are indeed smart. I was looking at the support at 87500, but to be honest, the Fed's tightening expectations this round are really a bit oppressive. Capital flow still needs to be cautious.
#比特币2026年行情展望 $BTC yesterday's market was indeed risky. It surged to around 93500 in the morning, faced resistance, and then started to fluctuate downward. Friends with cost orders around 92500 decisively exited, avoiding nearly 5000 points of decline afterward—such stop-loss awareness really saves lives. I myself placed a long order at 87500, preparing to ambush, but the premise is to strictly control leverage and position size; this cannot be sloppy.
From a macro perspective, the data provided by the CME FedWatch Tool is very informative. The probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in January is only 5%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate is as high as 95%—the market pricing has basically recognized that there will be no rate cut in the short term. Looking ahead to March, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point cut is only 20.6%, while the chance of no cut is 78.5%, and a cumulative 50 basis point cut is just 0.9%. This indicates that in the coming months, tightening expectations will still dominate. In such a macro environment, going long requires extra caution, and risk management is of utmost importance.