#数字资产行情上升 The recent market has been like this, with no sound or fury in the ups and downs, and the rhythm is quite chaotic. But if we talk about gains, they are quietly climbing up, and once they start to fall, the commotion is quite significant.
Look at $BTC's performance on Wednesday night: the pressure around 92300-92800 is obvious. If it can't break through, then we need to look at the support levels at 91200-90000.
Trading is actually the same as doing other things; moving is not that difficult, what’s hard is taking the first step. Most people fail because of laziness—fear of trouble, fear of mistakes, so they never start. Over time, what was originally simple becomes truly complicated, and they lose confidence. Starting from laziness, it often ends with a sense of powerlessness. To survive in this market, it’s not about luck, but about solid operational experience and market understanding.
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AllInAlice
· 17h ago
If 92,800 can't be broken, it's really embarrassing. Then just wait for it to fall; anyway, I'm already used to it.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-07 14:10
92300 is really a tough barrier, feeling like it's about to collapse at any moment.
No break yet, still grinding...
To put it simply, you have to get hands-on and work, just watching for a long time is useless.
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-07 14:09
92300 this level indeed hasn't broken through, still need to watch the support
Laziness is truly a trader's killer, so real
Starting is the hardest part, but once you get moving, you'll realize it's not that bad
BTC is bouncing back and forth in this range, no idea when a decisive direction will emerge
It's really a matter of confidence; without experience, you can only pay tuition yourself
Prices rise quietly but fall fiercely; this market rhythm is indeed a bit crazy
Trading requires continuous action, not waiting for perfect signals every time
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 01-07 13:58
92300, can't break through that key level? I knew it would be like this all along. When it rises, it's like stealing money; when it falls, it comes down properly and upright.
Laziness is truly the real poison. I've seen so many people say, "Wait until I'm ready to enter," only to wait for years. By then, the market has already passed, and they're still standing still.
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BlockDetective
· 01-07 13:56
Breaking 92,800 is really a bit frustrating, it feels like the main force is just blocking there.
Laziness is indeed a great enemy, but sometimes not acting is also a strategy. What do you all think?
In this market rhythm, sneaking around when it rises, and making a lot of noise when it falls, is really brilliant.
Breaking the level and looking at 90,000, just watch the performance of these two days.
That's right, those who are afraid of trouble ultimately end up feeling powerless, but I still want to lie and win haha.
Experience and cognition are much more valuable than luck, there's nothing wrong with that.
Recently, with this chaotic market rhythm, it really tests your mentality.
#数字资产行情上升 The recent market has been like this, with no sound or fury in the ups and downs, and the rhythm is quite chaotic. But if we talk about gains, they are quietly climbing up, and once they start to fall, the commotion is quite significant.
Look at $BTC's performance on Wednesday night: the pressure around 92300-92800 is obvious. If it can't break through, then we need to look at the support levels at 91200-90000.
Trading is actually the same as doing other things; moving is not that difficult, what’s hard is taking the first step. Most people fail because of laziness—fear of trouble, fear of mistakes, so they never start. Over time, what was originally simple becomes truly complicated, and they lose confidence. Starting from laziness, it often ends with a sense of powerlessness. To survive in this market, it’s not about luck, but about solid operational experience and market understanding.