2026-01-08 16:23:45

Yesterday afternoon's strategic plan paid off, with Bitcoin directly slicing through a 2000-point profit margin as expected. Those who followed should have locked in their gains.

Honestly, this rebound came so quickly that those who reacted too slowly were left behind. Those who caught it can only say one word—awesome. All long positions have now been closed, and the exit and watch mode has been activated.

In the face of market conditions, the biggest test is mindset. Many people fall into the trap of greed, resulting in repeated rebounds, only to end up empty-handed. My logic is simple: profits earned are real money, and if you haven't earned any, don't obsess over it. Don't be attached or greedy—win steadily.

Future movements still depend on BTC's temperament, with ETH and BNB following the rhythm. For now, taking a break outside the market, waiting for clear signals before re-entering. This is the self-cultivation of a mature trader.

BTC0,23%

ETH0,28%

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SmartContractWorker

· 16h ago

Oh no, I really missed the boat this time, watching the 2000 points slip away. Friends who followed the trend should come out and breathe now. Greed is truly a deadly disease; I've seen too many turn around suddenly. Wait for the signal, don't rush.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 01-09 20:00

Selling out at 2000 points is too conservative, maybe I can still make some gains --- Clear out long positions? I'm still holding on stubbornly, anyway I can't lose --- Greed is easy to talk about, but when it comes down to it, everyone is greedy --- Wait, what exactly is the clear signal you're talking about? I still haven't figured it out --- This mindset is really unsustainable, I bet you'll jump in on the next rebound --- Not being attached or greedy sounds comfortable, but few people can actually do it --- I think you're just comforting yourself after earning 2000 points, don't wait too long or the flowers will wither --- BTC has a temper, but retail investors' temper is even worse --- Waiting and watching, huh? Then you'll regret it when the explosion happens --- Brilliant, really thinking of yourself as a mature trader

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DaoTherapy

· 01-09 00:55

2000 points and then run? I still want to earn a bit more haha --- Greed is indeed a trap to avoid, but don't be too conservative either --- Wait, is it clearing now? I was still thinking about whether to add to my position --- Laughing to death, there should be quite a few who got kicked out --- Exiting and observing is indeed a stable strategy, but it’s hard to watch --- This mindset is really tough, no doubt about it --- BTC has a bad temper, you still need to wait for signals --- Make money and then run, no greed or attachment, I agree with this logic --- Fast rebound, fast exit, no wonder you're experienced --- All long positions are cleared, so how to re-enter later

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-08 16:53

Ha, another one who made a killing, this mindset is indeed commendable. --- Not greedy, there's nothing wrong with that, but unfortunately most people can't do it. --- Sell at 2000 points? I think they've really held on. --- Wait, we still need to see how BTC behaves? So what are we waiting for now? --- Exit and take a break, this is the right way to do it, but unfortunately too few people know. --- This wave was really fast. By the time I reacted, I had already missed half of it. --- Winning steadily sounds easy, but how many people can actually do it?

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OnchainDetective

· 01-08 16:53

Ha, it's those guys who didn't hold on all the way and are now crying out Satisfied with 2000 points? I already withdrew long ago Greed is the real disease; look at how many end up with nothing Waiting and watching is the way to go, stay alert That's why I keep on living

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-08 16:51

Sell at 2000 points? I'm still holding on, this wave could push to 3000. Why are you out of the market again? Every time, you miss the subsequent trend. It's easy to say, but those who are truly greedy would have already been wiped out. You're being cautious, not indifferent. The mindset issue is indeed a major flaw. I'm the kind of person who reacts too slowly and gets left behind. Not loving or greedily holding feels comfortable, but when the market keeps rising, it's too late to regret.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-08 16:48

Sell at 2000 points, no doubt about your mindset. If you missed it, don't regret it; anyway, the next opportunity is still far away. Greed really can ruin people; I've seen too many lessons learned the hard way. Just watch and wait, anyway, it's idle time anyway. Your way of speaking sounds very clear-headed, but I don't know how many days you can stick to it.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-08 16:39

Thinking of showing off at 2000 points? I've already gone out on top and made a lonely profit. Brothers who didn't keep up with the pace, don't feel bad; there are plenty of opportunities in the next wave. Greed is really incredible. Seeing the limit up, I want to take another bite, but then I end up losing. BTC is a bit confusing right now. Let's rest first and wait for a signal. If we don't stay on topic, it won't be interesting. When will the next big drop come?

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-08 16:32

Take down 2000 points directly? No way, is this for real? Why didn't I catch up? Wait, no, this rebound is really fierce. There should be quite a few people who got left behind. Greed really is the devil. I lost money like that before. Rebound after rebound, and in the end, there's nothing left. The phrase "Don't love, don't greed" is spot on. I need to remember it well. Let's wait for BTC to give a signal. Watching from the sidelines now feels pretty comfortable.

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