2026-01-01 12:21:24

Market opportunities are never scarce; what is truly rare is the ability to accurately interpret information. Many people are dazzled by price fluctuations, mistaking short-term rises and falls for trend reversals, unaware that these are often just emotional releases.

This round of changes in the crypto market is indeed somewhat different. U.S. regulatory agencies (SEC and CFTC) are gradually deepening their cooperation on crypto regulation, and at the national level, discussions are underway about Bitcoin's strategic reserve value. Against this backdrop, market pricing power is being redistributed, while many are still entangled in daily price movements.

Risk management and pursuit of returns are always two sides of the same coin. Surviving funds know one thing well—first ensure you don't die, then focus on making money. When emotions are extreme, risks and opportunities are amplified simultaneously. Traders who can distinguish between structural changes and noise are often able to seize real pricing opportunities.

The competition between Bitcoin and gold, the evolution of regulatory frameworks, and shifts in strategic asset allocation—all these are structural changes. The question is not whether the market will move, but whether you have already positioned yourself correctly in advance.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-04 10:54

The daily fluctuations are really nothing, the key is whether you've understood the major structural reversal.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-03 15:31

That's enough already. Talking about structural opportunities every day, but in the end, isn't it just gambling on luck? I just want to know, a few months ago, everyone who called for BTC to hit new highs—how come now you're all changing your tune to "positioning"?

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DoomCanister

· 01-02 02:18

Really, looking at the daily chart for too long will mess up your mind, and those still watching the 5-minute K-line should have woken up long ago. The point about structural changes is correct, but most people can't tell the difference between noise and signals at all, which is why retail investors will always be retail investors.

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RektDetective

· 01-01 12:51

Live first, then make money—that's a punch to the heart. Those who see through the noise truly earn more comfortably, while others are still tangled in daily K-line charts. But brother, that's an easy statement to make; what really traps most people is this interpretive ability. Who wouldn't want to have it?

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NightAirdropper

· 01-01 12:48

That's right, that's the point. The people who focus on the 15-minute K-line every day can't see that the macro framework is changing. Regulation is the real variable, not the noise from daily charts. Survival is the most important, that's my logic. If you don't plan ahead, it'll be too late once you react, right?

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LiquidationTherapist

· 01-01 12:40

It's the same old story, sounds nice... but honestly, most people can't tell the difference between noise and signals, including myself haha. Let's just focus on surviving first, really. I've seen too many people holding onto losses and waiting for a rebound, but they should have cut their losses long ago. The collaboration between SEC and CFTC is definitely worth paying attention to, but the idea of Bitcoin as a reserve asset still feels too far off. Staring at the daily chart for too long can really blind you; it's better to look at the bigger cycle framework changes.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-01 12:39

Well said, but most people simply can't understand this big cycle and are still focusing on the 4-hour chart.

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