2026-01-23 05:00:59

#Strategy加仓比特币 Recently, my DMs have been flooded with questions—everyone sees my trading records and wants to follow suit but is limited by their capital size. I understand this feeling; entering the market is to make money, no one wants to lose. Instead of hiding it, it’s better to share your thoughts openly. You can use them as reference; if they work for you, great. If not, don’t force it.

Honestly, at this stage, my focus is still on $BTC and $ETH; these two fundamentals need to stay stable. I am also watching $SOL, although it’s volatile, there are indeed many opportunities.

There’s no absolute recommendation; the market changes too quickly. The key is to learn how to analyze and judge. Bitcoin, as the market’s barometer, and Ethereum, as a reflection of ecosystem vitality. Often, it’s a contest of reaction speed and risk awareness.

If you are already holding positions, maintaining a steady mindset is more important than anything else.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 14h ago

This wave of private messages is so real, I also often get asked about the scale of funds... It seems everyone wants to buy the dip, but their pockets are indeed tight. BTC and ETH can't be beaten together; these two are truly the stabilizers. Just knowing they are there makes me feel more at ease. I'm also watching SOL's volatility. It's a bit exciting but definitely profitable. The most important thing is the right mindset, right? The market is so fast now, even a one-second delay can lead to huge losses. Stay calm and hold steady; good opportunities will find you. There's no such thing as absolute certainty... Well said, that's the truth. Otherwise, those who promote every day should already be rich. Having a small fund size isn't a big deal; learning to read the charts is much more important than how many coins you hold. Reaction speed and risk awareness are truly the dividing lines. It's really about mindset. The biggest risk in holding positions is being careless with your trades. Let's see who can endure this wave; those with a good mindset will naturally win.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 14h ago

Alright, the core still depends on BTC and ETH staying stable. Watch for opportunities to jump on SOL. Speed of reaction is the key. --- Another bandwagon jumper, lacking funds but still trying to copy others. This mindset will fail sooner or later. --- Exactly, if your mentality collapses, everything else is pointless. I only understand this after being washed out before. --- Private messages are flooding in haha, this is the daily life of a big V. Looks like you're pretty honest. --- SOL is volatile, but it also has a lot of potential. It all depends on whether you're willing to take the risk. --- The key is how you view and judge it. You can't just follow the trend and expect not to lose eventually. --- BTC is the barometer, ETH ecosystem reference. I accept this logic, much more reliable than those hyping contracts. --- Should I buy now or wait? I'm torn. --- Speed of reaction and risk awareness, in simple terms, means you can't be greedy. That's the hard part. --- The phrase "no absolute recommendation" is good; at least it's not the typical cut-leeks approach.

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EthSandwichHero

· 14h ago

I understand what you mean, but ultimately it still depends on your risk tolerance. Don't follow the trend blindly. --- BTC and ETH are indeed the main assets, and I am also observing SOL. Just keep a steady mindset and don't chase the highs. --- The key is to learn how to judge. Reaction speed and risk awareness really trip up a lot of people. --- If you're holding positions now, you really need to stay calm. Losing your composure is even more painful than losing money. --- It's okay if your capital size is small. The key is to have the right approach; there's no need to copy others' positions.

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CommunityJanitor

· 14h ago

Well, I agree with this logic. Some people always want to find an easy shortcut, but that's not the case. It's okay to have less funds; even small amounts can learn to analyze the market. Don't always think about achieving success overnight. As long as BTC stays stable, it's fine. SOL has high volatility and high risk, so you need to be mentally prepared.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 14h ago

What to sell, it all depends on how you judge the market. --- BTC and ETH are indeed the mainstays, but SOL has been a bit overwhelming lately, with high volatility and high risk. --- Honestly, the excuse of not reaching the capital threshold doesn't hold much water; small amounts can also be played, as long as your mindset is stable. --- The biggest fear now isn't losing money, but panicking and cutting losses after a loss—that's true bloodshed. --- You can't learn reaction speed and risk awareness; no matter how much guidance you get, it's useless. --- Why insist on following others' records? Your own strategy is what truly belongs to you. --- Staying calm is the most well-articulated advice, but it's hard for anyone to actually do it. --- Many people try to copy and paste success, but little do they realize the market has already changed.

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