#比特币价格走势 VanEck's analysis hit the mark this time—BTC really underperformed this year, trailing the Nasdaq by 50%, which stings to look at. But flip it around, and that's exactly where the opportunity lies. The bigger the divergence, the larger the rebound potential—that's a pattern I've observed from years of copy trading.

The key is how to participate. I've been recently adjusting my copy trading allocation strategy, recalibrating the weights between aggressive traders and conservative traders—allocating 30% of the aggressive traders' positions to bet on the 2026 reversal expectations, while maintaining defensive positions with conservative traders. This way, I can capture potential major moves while hedging short-term volatility risks.

I agree with the logic David Schassler mentioned about "accelerating currency depreciation + liquidity returning," but you can't just place bets based on fundamentals alone. Historically, these "building momentum" expectations are easiest to fall into the trap of buying at the top. So my strategy is: tracking how skilled traders who understand timing and know how to stop losses are building positions, rather than getting hijacked by the narrative.

Whether 2026 becomes the best asset will depend on execution. I'll observe how my copy trading targets move in Q1, then decide whether to add leverage or reduce positions. Practice reveals truth; prediction never beats trading.