2026-01-07 04:10:13

#2026年比特币行情展望 has been involved in the crypto world for 5 years. Here are some simple insights based on my own blood, sweat, and tears.

The first two years, I really saw my account growing, and I was overjoyed, but that was actually just the nurturing period before harvesting the gains. It wasn't until the third and fourth years that I realized most people who tinker in this market ultimately can't escape the fate of being exploited.

The real turning point came in the fifth year. That's when I realized that what we're really playing with isn't just candlestick charts, trading volume, or technical analysis—those are just surface-level tools. In essence, the rhythm of the entire crypto market is controlled by international capital: state funds, financial institutions, social capital, retail investors, and a lot of gray funds are all laying out their strategies here. Most international news releases are designed to hit human weaknesses, and what you see is always just a filtered surface. Personal analysis and logical thinking are important, but honestly, your opponents are thinking the same things you are.

That said, cryptocurrencies will indeed reshape the future financial markets, but no country can monopolize this cake. Exchanges can be regulated, but wallets cannot be fully controlled. Once social consensus is fully established, even government-level crackdowns will be hard to reverse. From this perspective, the era of fiat currency is somewhat like a thing of the past. If one day society as a whole adopts crypto payments and abandons fiat currency as the norm, that would be a real crisis for a country. Therefore, top-level strategic layouts by various nations will inevitably adjust gradually—these changes are slow, but they are gradually surfacing.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-10 03:40

Basically, it's just been cut multiple times. Right now, any big-picture view is just armchair strategizing after the fact.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-09 19:04

In plain terms, it's just the process of self-justification for being exploited.

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-09 12:08

Damn, I was cut three times before I finally understood, we are all pawns. Listening to your words, it's better than ten years of crypto motivational speeches, brother. You're so right, retail investors can never beat the game of the big players. I just want to ask, then what are we still playing for? Honestly, I’m long-term bullish on Bitcoin, but don’t touch it in the short term, it’s too risky. This is what a clear-headed crypto person should say, not those scammers shouting bull market every day. After five years of enlightenment, I’ve walked a path worth ten years. The country's crypto strategy has already begun; fiat currency is really going to disappear.

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RektHunter

· 01-09 10:11

Five years of being a rookie have taught me one thing: we are all in someone else's game. Being harvested by capital is truly beyond individual control; this game is too big. But in the long run, Bitcoin will still win. Fiat currency will eventually fail. Anyway, I will keep playing.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 01-07 04:38

Is this all you get after five years of blood, sweat, and tears? It’s better to face reality sooner. To put it nicely, we’re all just chopped-up leeks being exploited. Big capital plays the game; retail investors will never be able to guess it right. Don’t fool yourselves.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-07 04:38

I've heard enough sob stories, it's always the same old narrative... It's the season for storytelling and harvesting the naive again. What took five years to figure out, a newbie can work through in two years. So then, come 2026 we'll just keep getting fleeced again.

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GasDevourer

· 01-07 04:34

Lying flat and watching the show, five years of blood, tears, and wasted effort

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-07 04:28

That's right, but it hits too close to home Damn, I'm just the leek being nurtured The game played by big capital, we are always a step behind

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-07 04:15

Five years to clear your mind, this price isn't considered expensive The nurturing period before harvesting the leek... Haha, that's really clever Big capital is behind the chessboard, while we're just fumbling around in front That set of technical analysis sounds like storytelling Once a social consensus is established, fiat currency really can't turn back

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-07 04:14

Being cut for five years and still contemplating the way—this is what you call the consciousness of a leek haha --- Basically, retail investors will never beat the game of the big players --- International capital is playing chess, while we are watching the K-line; the gap in the pattern is too wide --- Wallets cannot control this point, well said—this is true decentralization --- Only after five years do you understand? I understood in three years, but still couldn't escape... --- Stop talking about those long-term visions; the real key is how not to get cut tomorrow --- So is there still a chance to enter now, or should we keep getting cut? --- I give this paragraph five stars; the level of heartache is very high

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