2026-01-05 07:20:33

#2026年比特币行情展望 After spending a long time in the market, you'll understand a cruel truth: choosing the wrong direction makes all strategies an illusion.

Many people spend their effort on candlestick analysis, indicator combinations, and data sorting, but they overlook the most critical foundation—where is the current market headed?

If the direction is wrong, diligence is just self-deception. The market doesn't care how strong your execution ability is; it only recognizes trends.

Since Bitcoin's upward structure took shape, some people are still wavering—"Will it retest again?"

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AirdropChaser

· 01-06 04:14

Exactly right, constantly watching minute charts to break down candlesticks is less practical than understanding the overall trend. Really, no matter how many techniques you have, if your direction is wrong, they’re useless. I’ve seen too many people stuck in the data and unable to get out, only to find the market has already turned downward. Pullback? Don’t overthink it. Once the trend is established, just get in. Overly worrying about minor retracements might cause you to miss the opportunity.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-05 07:48

That's right, in the past two years, I've seen too many confident traders get wiped out. If the direction is wrong, watching K-line charts is useless; it's just practicing tricks in a casino. --- Really, this wave of Bitcoin depends on whether you're willing to get on the train. Those hesitating and waiting for a pullback have already been washed out. --- I deeply agree. Studying indicators every day is less effective than focusing on the big picture for a month and earning more. Isn't that funny? --- The market is just afraid of you being too smart, always trying to find the perfect entry point. But what happens? You end up missing out. --- %The key is mindset. If you choose the right direction, you can sleep peacefully; if not, you'll be anxious every day. --- Bro, your words hit too close to home. I was cut last year because of this, and now I finally understand what "trend is king" means. --- 2026 is coming, and if you're still hesitating over technical analysis, you'll probably be taught a lesson again.

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ChainSpy

· 01-05 07:43

Honestly, choosing the right direction can really save your life. I've seen too many people stubbornly stick to indicators, which is laughable. In the face of trends, everyone is equal. No matter how beautiful your candlestick charts are, they are useless. Instead of worrying about whether it will retest, it's better to first figure out if you're a bull or a bear. For Bitcoin's current surge, either get on board or shut up. Wavering is the biggest loss. A sense of direction is a hundred times more important than technical analysis; this is a painful lesson.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-05 07:41

That's so right. I've been a living example over the past six months, staring at K-line charts every day until my eyes blurred, only to find that the direction was wrong and all the effort was wasted. --- What's the use of so many indicators? You still have to look at the overall trend; the trend is king. --- There's no point in retesting support. Most of those still hesitating are probably the ones who haven't bottomed out yet. --- If the direction is wrong, no matter how hard you try, it's all in vain. The biggest lie in this industry is that technology decides everything. --- Really, I've seen too many technical analysis experts lose the most because they were just one step away from correctly judging the big trend. --- Instead of pondering those illusions, why not ask yourself: have I truly understood the trend? --- Diligence in the wrong direction just accelerates losses. That's how harsh reality is.

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