2025-12-26 16:00:55

#比特币与黄金战争 Market is consolidating, frequent position adjustments are pointless—this is a painful lesson. Since the market is following this rhythm, it's better to stick to the original strategy and not mess around, to avoid mental fatigue and annoyance for everyone.

What's interesting is that the analysis framework from the 23rd has finally revealed its true nature today. The $BTC $ETH trend is moving exactly according to the key points I marked. What does this indicate? It shows that in the cryptocurrency market, as long as you understand the rhythm and persist, you'll be fine.

Moving forward, continue to operate based on this logic: cut losses where needed, hold positions where appropriate.

BTC-0.83%

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YieldChaser

· 3h ago

Frequent rebalancing is really self-punishment; I've also suffered losses. Once you understand the rhythm, hold your positions with confidence—that's the right way. I believe in your framework analysis; keep dancing. Persistence makes you a winner; don't mess around blindly. The logic from the 23rd was indeed solid; I respect that.

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SelfRugger

· 3h ago

Frequent position adjustments are truly a suicidal move; I've suffered from this myself. Once the framework is set, you should hold steady and not act recklessly. This wave of BTC's movement is indeed incredible, moving exactly as expected. The most important thing is your mindset; don't be soft on stop-losses. Once you understand the rhythm, you'll win; everything else is just noise.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 3h ago

Frequent rebalancing is really exhausting; it's better to just leave it be. --- Getting a handle on the rhythm is easier said than done; few can really stick with it. --- Dancing again, framing again, anyway I’m just lying flat and holding positions. --- The framework from the 23rd is only effective now? Then my previous orders were stopped out long ago, 555. --- The market is like this; instead of messing around, it's better to get a good sleep. --- Keep going, in the end, it’s all about stopping out. --- Who has truly grasped the rhythm? Everyone is just gambling. --- Just hold your positions; don’t give yourself so many psychological hints.

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screenshot_gains

· 3h ago

Market trends require steady holding; don't keep adjusting your positions and inviting unnecessary worries. When the framework aligns, be a bit greedy; understanding the rhythm is what makes a winner. Set your stop-loss properly and let go; constant tinkering won't lead to much. How come your analysis is so accurate? I always seem to miss the right entry points.

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MidnightTrader

· 3h ago

Frequent operations are really an art of losing money, I admit defeat this time. Just get a good grasp of the rhythm and stick to it; easier said than done. The framework on the 23rd really wasn't lying, this feeling is incredible. Instead of constantly watching the market and making random adjustments, it's better to get a good sleep. BTC's rhythm definitely has a pattern to follow; it all depends on who can hold on.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 3h ago

Consolidation is just torture; frequent trading is truly the beginning of losing money. Once the framework is right, don't move it. That's the correct way to make money. The strategy from the 23rd is indeed reliable; BTC and ETH are now following the script. Use stop-loss and position management together; this trading approach works.

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MemeCurator

· 3h ago

Frequent rebalancing really is an IQ tax; I've paid this tuition fee too. Stick to the framework and don't mess around; only tinker when you're bored. Controlling the rhythm is more important than anything; it all depends on who can hold on. Stop-losses need to be strict; otherwise, you'll be cutting your own flesh. Wait and see, maybe next week there will be a story.

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