2026-01-10 08:11:13

#2026年比特币价格展望 The four-year cycle logic of Bitcoin might really need to be rewritten. Looking ahead, the crypto market is unlikely to see another scenario of collapse and chaos—big bull markets and bear markets are starting to seem a bit outdated. Instead, there should be a more rational and稳健 (steady) long-term growth path. $BTC This wave of correction still needs to be digested for a while; there's no way around it. The market has never been smooth sailing; it is precisely these fluctuations that pave the way for stability later on. After the storm, there is true tranquility. The current volatility is actually preparing for the next phase.

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DancingCandles

· 01-10 08:41

Is this the same old rhetoric? The four-year cycle should have died long ago. Who still plays this game now that institutions are entering? --- Sounds nice, but it's actually just an excuse to justify being trapped. --- Not stable at all; volatility is just the market manipulators' way of harvesting. Stop sugarcoating it. --- Digesting? I think it's just digesting retail investors' chips. --- Wait, so you're saying it still needs to fall now? Then I'll keep buying the dip. --- I don't believe you. Wait until the bull market comes back before you start bragging. --- Here's a summary: Don't ask questions, just say you're long-term optimistic. --- This sounds like you're just making excuses for your losses.

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GasGuru

· 01-10 08:40

Really? The four-year cycle is coming to an end? Then my previous dollar-cost averaging strategy would be pointless. Wait, a steady growth path sounds good, but who can guarantee that? Adjustments and digestion, huh? Then I'll just keep lying flat. Anyway, the decline has to finish falling.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-10 08:33

nah the halving cycle thesis is getting lazy. everyone's just pattern-matching now but the data says something different... whale clustering around these support levels tells me accumulation's getting surgical, almost deterministic. the "rationalization" narrative feels like cope honestly. markets don't smooth out, they just move in ways pleasing to whoever controls the order flow.

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