2026-01-15 04:01:02

#Strategy加仓BTC Bitcoin repeatedly fluctuated around $95,000. In the short term, over 200 million in short positions were liquidated, and market volatility indeed makes people both excited and anxious~ The US crypto regulatory bill has entered the review stage, bringing a glimmer of hope for compliance, while Hong Kong has added 6 new RWA licenses, with the enthusiasm for on-chain real assets continuing to rise.

After the implementation of CRS2.0, on-chain transaction transparency has greatly improved. Everyone must properly keep their trading records in the future, and don’t regret it only when tax authorities start to investigate. The current situation is that retail investors are worried about being caught in a high buy-in and deeply trapped, while large institutions are working hard to seize compliance tracks and RWA opportunities. Actually, the best thing to do now is to stop messing around—stay away from unknown altcoins and air projects, and focus on mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as genuine RWA projects. Protecting your principal is the top priority. As long as you can withstand short-term market turbulence, long-term gains will naturally come knocking.

BTC-0.75%

RWA6.02%

ETH-1.67%

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AirdropHunterWang

· 12h ago

95000 is pulling again, I'll just watch. Anyway, I already bought the dip early, haha. Shorting 200 million is indeed satisfying, but retail investors should still avoid getting overly excited. Compliance is coming, and tax matters really need attention. Don't let a good life be ruined by the annual audit. I've already quit the altcoin game; I'm afraid of losses. Now I just hold onto BTC and ETH tightly.

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ChainSpy

· 12h ago

95000 is really a tough level, big institutions are accumulating After CRS2.0, be honest and don't leave any handle for the tax authorities Don't really touch altcoins this time, I've suffered losses before The compliant track is indeed gaining momentum, but you need to discern the quality of projects Short-term fluctuations, grit your teeth and hold on, mainstream cryptocurrencies are the way to go

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 12h ago

I've been through it all. Wasn't the 2018 wave of retail investors enough of a disaster... Now you're starting to promote RWA again? Hold on, do those "real projects" dare to publish whitepapers publicly? Compliance is just a pretext; chasing highs is the norm. Clearing 2 billion shorts around 95,000? Ha, another round of hot potato, retail investors are always the last to take the fall. As for CRS2.0 transparency improvements, the tax bureau has been sharpening their knives for a while. Don't say I didn't warn you—if you don't keep your trading records properly, get ready to pay back taxes. Mainstream coins are not safes either. Ethereum's Layer2 ecosystem has so many projects, half of them are Ponzi schemes. Protecting your principal isn't wrong, but don't be hypnotized by the phrase "long-term gains."

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RebaseVictim

· 12h ago

95000 this price level has really been bouncing around repeatedly. The bears lost 200 million and still want to keep fighting. Crazy. After CRS2.0, trading has become more transparent. It's time to tidy up your ledgers, or it will be too late when the tax authorities come knocking. Instead of chasing high and getting caught, it's better to calmly hold mainstream coins now. Those shady projects are best to stay away from. The compliance boom is here, but don't get blinded by FOMO. Holding through the volatility is how you win. Hong Kong RWA licenses have added 6 more. This wave indeed shows opportunities, but you still need to find reliable projects.

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