2026-01-04 02:50:59

#美联储降息预期升温 Altcoins have basically settled in this wave of the market, and friends holding spot positions can confidently hold for the long term.

Recently, SOL started positioning at 122, gaining a 12-point profit; BNB follows a similar logic, entering at 845 and ultimately capturing 45 points. These figures reflect the actual trend of mainstream cryptocurrencies under macro expectations.

Trading alone in the crypto space can indeed be exhausting. Monitoring the market, analyzing charts, and paying tuition repeatedly are necessary to understand market rules. But if you can find like-minded people, someone to help clarify your ideas, someone to watch key data, and someone to explain the tricks of the whales thoroughly, you can avoid many detours, and your trading journey will be much steadier.

Against the backdrop of rising expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, $ETH, $BNB, and $SOL are three mainstream cryptocurrencies worth paying close attention to.

SOL-1,88%

BNB-1,74%

ETH-3,72%

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-06 23:58

Did you only make 45 points? Why am I still at a loss? I thought we agreed to hold spot positions for the long term.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-06 09:06

Fish for big gains with a long-term strategy; the rate cut expectations are really a good time to buy the dip. Really, going solo and exploring blindly is too costly; having someone to guide you saves a lot of tuition fees. SOL has been stable from 122 to now; I missed the 45 points on BNB, which I do regret. With the rate cut coming, mainstream coins are definitely worth holding steady this time, but it still depends on the Federal Reserve's true stance. Honestly, finding a reliable team gives you a much stronger sense of direction; going solo is just paying an IQ tax.

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SelfRugger

· 01-05 04:37

Bro, this wave is indeed stable, but SOL is only at 12 points? BNB at 45 points, why didn't I buy in? Holding spot is安心睡觉, a hundred times better than watching the market. One person blindly trading definitely costs money, but don't be fooled into joining some "insider circle," that costs even more. I only favor ETH and SOL among the three coins; BNB is a bit high right now. With such hot expectations of interest rate cuts, mainstream coins should still have a chance.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-04 03:18

A 45% return is indeed good, but the problem is how can you be sure you'll be able to replicate this logic next month? Holding assets long-term sounds great, but when the price drops, you'll still waver, right? Monitoring the market alone is really exhausting, but banding together can also lead to being cut off; it really depends on individual insight. The expectation of interest rate cuts is too unpredictable; today's consensus could become a joke tomorrow. If SOL rises again in this round, I'll enter; if there's no movement, I'll continue to observe. Anyway, no rush.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-04 03:16

It was about time to buy the dip. It's a bit late to enter now. I can't believe I missed the SOL surge, I'm still debating. It's really comfortable to analyze with someone together; thinking blindly by myself is really brain-consuming. Optimistic about ETH's trend this month. BNB still has room to go up, I think. Going solo is too competitive; you need someone to lead the way. With such hot expectations of interest rate cuts, mainstream coins might surge again. Damn, 45 points? Is BNB really that strong? Following the trend carries risks, friends, don't go all in. It feels like this bull market has just begun.

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LeverageAddict

· 01-04 03:07

It's so competitive now. I’ve been solo monitoring for a whole year but still haven't bottomed out on that wave of SOL... Trading alone is really too difficult; I've been wiped out. This round of interest rate cuts feels like it's just beginning; ETH and BNB still have room to grow.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-04 03:07

Honestly, I was a bit late to realize this wave of SOL; I should have jumped on earlier. The advice to hold spot assets for the long term has become tiresome, but the key is whether you can keep your mindset steady. Starting from 845, BNB has gained 45 points. That sounds great, but how many people are actually executing based on that data? One person indeed gets tired, but sometimes the pitfalls of group holding are even deeper... Let's wait until the interest rate cut is implemented before making a move; for now, I'm still in a wait-and-see stance.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-04 03:02

Just openly stating 45 points, is it real or not... I also saw this move with BNB but didn't dare to hold a heavy position, I always feel there might still be a pullback.

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