The short-term market fluctuation is in the range of 9.1 to 9.15, with a medium-term outlook of 9.3 to 9.4. If it can reverse and rebound, it could test 9.71 to 9.85, and 9.6 is a key turning point. From a larger structural perspective, we are currently in a downward correction phase. After this round of five daily waves, the B structure rebound is still ongoing, and there is a C structure to follow. The complete downward cycle is expected to conclude by March, which means Q1 is the golden period for deployment.

From a different perspective: assuming Bitcoin enters a new long-term bull market, the correction from 12.7 to 8 can be viewed as an A-B wave consolidation. To break the 4-year cycle, it’s normal not to buy at the lowest point. The best strategy is dollar-cost averaging—this way, even during a sharp drop, you can lower your average cost. The current dollar-cost averaging portfolio includes BGB, Sui, wxt, UNI, NEAR, Tao, TON, IP, ONDO, ETH—ten assets, with daily intra-day gains evenly distributed, in no particular order.

Why is there no Bitcoin? Honestly, I don’t have much capital. But if Bitcoin drops near 7, I will fully switch into my existing positions and restart the dollar-cost averaging plan. Starting 2026 at a low point, even if I stop out before it rises, it’s a good beginning. I hope everyone can accumulate chips during this correction period and迎来2026年的闪闪发光！