2026-01-08 17:10:08

Once the #MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 interest rate cut cycle officially begins, Bitcoin is very likely to face a new round of adjustment near the 120,000 level. Many people in the market have chosen to exit at this point, but have you ever thought—whenever you want to give up, just look at that photo of Elon Musk during the 2008 financial crisis. Things were terrible back then, but he chose to persevere. The cyclical fluctuations of the crypto market essentially test your faith. Sometimes, holding on and giving up are just a matter of a single thought.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 7h ago

tbh the 120k "support" is giving copium vibes... seen this movie before lmao

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DataPickledFish

· 01-10 02:48

The 120,000 threshold is about to be tested again; it looks like I have to keep holding on.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 01-08 23:02

People who give up at the 120,000 mark probably regret it to death; history always repeats itself this way.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-08 17:39

120,000? Ha, here we go again with the psychological buildup. But honestly, Musk's approach from 2008, is it still applicable today? --- People who exit might not have been wrong; in fact, they might have thought it through more clearly. --- What is a belief worth? I just want to know how high the next rebound can go. --- If MSCI truly includes digital asset companies, that would be a real positive, not these motivational clichés. --- Does the cycle test your faith? Sorry, I only believe in testing my wallet. --- The difference between holding on and giving up is the stop-loss line. Don't brainwash yourself. --- I bet on the 120,000 mark, but not because of any belief, just pure gambling.

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FantasyGuardian

· 01-08 17:35

The 120,000 level, to be honest, feels a bit fragile. If the interest rate cut cycle really arrives, can Bitcoin hold up?

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-08 17:33

It should be pointed out that this "faith test theory" is actually vulnerable in the face of on-chain data. The 120,000 level, based on historical cycle analysis, is not really a key resistance— the real test is whether you dare to admit that your stop-loss logic is essentially a gamble on probability. Regarding that photo of Musk, I have verified relevant literature, and it is more of a classic case of survivor bias. Many people also chose to "hold on," and then there was no coming back. That’s why I never advise people to go all in—undoubtedly, risk management is the true essence of the technique.

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TerraNeverForget

· 01-08 17:31

The 120,000 level is really testing people's resolve. Watching others sell off makes me feel quite uncomfortable too.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-08 17:30

120,000 really is the psychological threshold. Watching it get smashed down is so upsetting.

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AllInAlice

· 01-08 17:26

The 120,000 mark is really just a psychological battle. When others cut losses, I just hold on stubbornly, because sooner or later I'll break even.

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WalletDetective

· 01-08 17:19

120,000 is really a tough hurdle. Seeing so many people fleeing makes me a bit anxious. Huh, you're talking about Elon Musk's story again. This has become a bit tiresome. But on the other hand, who hasn't wavered before... Wait, is this a new update about MSCI? This is a psychological game. Those with a strong mindset will win.

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