2026-01-10 19:25:17

My strategy for this round of the market is actually very simple—just focus on Bitcoin, avoid everything else.

From a technical perspective, the biggest drop this time was around 80,000, and it never broke through the 74,000 level in April. Moreover, each short-term bottom is being raised, which is a pretty clear signal. My average entry cost has gradually increased to close to 90,000. Since I’m already here, why worry?

Looking at it from a broader perspective, the global economy is currently in a cycle of interest rate cuts and liquidity release. The A-shares have already broken through 4100, and various assets are rising across the board. In this big context, what’s so strange about Bitcoin breaking through 90,000? This isn’t gambling; it’s sharing the gains from money printing.

My approach is actually to profit from liquidity—this is the most certain part of the return. I don’t pay attention to short-term fluctuations at all because they are too energy-consuming. Looking ahead to 2026, it’s logical that Bitcoin will take over from gold and silver as the core assets in portfolio allocation. Should I add some low-leverage positions to balance the returns? That depends on individual risk preferences.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-12 10:45

This guy's thinking is pretty good, but the 90,000 cost is a bit high. I'm still waiting to buy more around 75,000. But to be fair, I agree with the focus on Bitcoin. Other trash coins really shouldn't be touched; you won't make money and it's just a hassle. The liquidity this time is really comfortable. As soon as the printing press runs, the account increases. It's much better for your mentality than short-term trading.

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MEVvictim

· 01-12 09:23

90,000 cost is a bit aggressive, how steady must the mindset be This wave indeed didn't break through 7.4, there are still signs that the bottom is rising Exactly right, it's now a money-printing cycle, A-shares are rising like this, why can't BTC break 90,000 Liquidity is the most attractive, short-term fluctuations really drain the nerves, still need to look at the big cycle I agree with the logic of 2026, but low leverage... risk appetite must be clear

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fren.eth

· 01-12 00:11

Not afraid to enter with 90,000, this guy's mindset is pretty good.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-10 19:54

Really, just buying the dip without watching the market—that's the true way to make money. The 90,000 cost is actually quite comfortable; holding long-term is the way to go. The liquidity cycle logic is brilliant and aligns well with macro trends. Leverage must be used cautiously, after all, only you can lose money. Bitcoin is the king; other coins are just here to keep it company. The signal of bottoming out this wave is indeed clear; the technical analysis is flawless. From an asset allocation perspective, Bitcoin has become a necessity. Short-term volatility is a trap set for those with strong mental resilience. During a rate-cut cycle, it's indeed wise to heavily invest in core assets. The benefits of money printing and liquidity release should be shared with us.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 01-10 19:37

Just betting on Bitcoin alone, other cryptocurrencies are really just an IQ tax. I agree with the idea of earning liquidity dividends, but how many times can a 90,000 investment multiply? It's better to forget about low-leverage trading; risk appetite is often overestimated.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-10 19:31

Oh my god... it's the same old spiel, sounds just like the real thing. I don't believe you for a second.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-10 19:30

Laughing to death, really considering yourself as a money printer's drawee --- Is 90,000 entering the market not afraid of being trapped? I think this liquidity wave is taken seriously --- I've heard many times that raising the bottom is a good idea, but I've never seen anyone catch the true bottom --- I appreciate not touching other coins, but I'm just worried that faith might waver at any moment --- Leverage sounds simple and easy, but you'll realize it when a liquidation happens --- If A-shares break 4100, do you think Bitcoin can break 100,000? Something seems off with that logic --- Liquidity release just sounds like the vibe from 2021 --- This tactic is solid, but it depends on whether the mindset can stay steady during the next correction --- Taking over gold and silver? Are we already certain about 2026 now? --- Focusing on one direction is good, but the problem is the market never follows logic

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-10 19:25

The liquidity dividend wave has really paid off, with Bitcoin being the most direct beneficiary. Wait, still adding leverage to the 90,000 position? Are you gambling or investing, buddy? That's right, not following the trend of pumping altcoins is wise; pure Bitcoin players indeed have less hassle. The signal of raising the bottom is solid, but the current cost of entering is indeed a bit interesting. The position of gold being taken over by Bitcoin—I've thought about this, and it's still a bit ahead of its time. Just stick with Bitcoin; other things are indeed traps, don't bother. Wait until the global interest rate cut cycle truly begins; for now, it's still an unknown. I get the idea of making money from liquidity; chasing gains and cutting losses in the short term is much more reliable. It's already 90,000; still confident to add more? Either this guy really understands or he's just too optimistic. The idea of sharing printing press profits is good; just see it as participating in the global wealth transfer.

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