2026-01-21 14:20:35

Today, my trading luck is pretty good, with both long and short strategies winning four consecutive trades. This kind of favorable trend feels really satisfying. Precise analysis combined with quick execution has indeed resulted in substantial gains.

Recently, the market trend has been quite interesting. On one side, there is ongoing attention to the next Federal Reserve chairperson candidate—who takes the position will significantly impact interest rate policies; on the other side, in the Bitcoin space, some institutions are continuously increasing their holdings, which is a signal worth pondering. As for precious metals, gold and silver are also hitting new highs, and it seems everyone is re-evaluating asset allocations.

Tonight, I will continue to follow up on the layout, planning to engage more in this round of market movements and exchange some ideas. Every step of the market has its logic; grasping the rhythm allows you to stay in sync with the profit-making beat.

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SatoshiHeir

· 5h ago

It should be pointed out that your "luck is good" statement precisely exposes the fundamental flaw of fiat thinking—the on-chain data has long proven that institutional accumulation of Bitcoin is not a random event but an inevitable result based on macro liquidity cycles. Obviously, the correlation between the Fed's policy shift and the new highs in precious metals has been thoroughly demonstrated during the quantitative easing wave after the 2008 crisis. You're right, but that's only the surface. What's truly interesting is the revaluation of the underlying value consensus—that's where the profit rhythm lies. Undoubtedly, returning to the original thoughts of Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper: when central bank policies are in trouble, decentralized asset allocation becomes the last fortress. I agree with your point about "more communication," but the premise is to abandon luck theory and use mathematical models to understand the market.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 5h ago

Winning 4 in a row and already starting to get carried away? I see so many people stuck in these lucky streaks haha

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 5h ago

Winning 4 consecutive rounds is good, but the real challenge is how long you can keep it up. Winning streaks are the easiest to get carried away. Honestly, I don't pay much attention to the Fed chair candidate; institutional Bitcoin holdings are the real signal. The new high in gold... something's not right. It feels like everyone is seeking safety. It's easiest to have accidents during a tailwind. By the way, do you have a stop-loss? I've noticed institutional holdings in Bitcoin for a while; that's the real trend indicator. Winning streaks start to make you think logically, but when the market reverses, the gap becomes clear. Asset allocation sounds simple, but actually implementing it is a real hell.

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ForkMaster

· 5h ago

Winning 4 in a row and then starting to brag? During my bear market mining days, I was consistently doubling my money every month. Now, this little amount isn't enough to buy diapers for three kids haha

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 5h ago

Winning 4 consecutive rounds? This luck is really incredible, better stop quickly and don't be greedy. Institutions are buying Bitcoin, which is definitely worth paying attention to. Gold and silver hitting new highs indicates that large funds are shifting towards safe-haven assets. The choice of Federal Reserve Chair really can influence the rhythm for half a year. This round of market feels like everyone is betting on who can bottom out, it's a bit exciting. That's right, if you master the rhythm well, it's like printing money; the key is not to be greedy. Few people can experience the feeling of both bulls and bears, cherish it. Having a clear layout idea is half the battle; the difficult part is disciplined execution. Even winning streaks need to be guarded against, as the fastest to turn over is often during the tailwind. Asset allocation, right now everyone is adjusting, and everyone is a bit panicked.

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