2026-01-09 17:50:13

#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 The white market trend is quite interesting—like climbing stairs, gradually grinding upward step by step, the pace isn't fast but steady.

This slow-rising high-level market is most likely to cause a psychological breakdown—people often think it can't go up anymore and consider pulling out. Wrong! At this point, you should firmly maintain a bearish mindset, don't be fooled by the short-term strength on the surface, and refuse to be afraid of heights.

**How to operate?**

In the 80.400-81 range, you can gradually build short positions, with 82 being a critical level that must be defended. If it can't break through here, the downward space opens up.

Looking at the target levels, they are sequentially 79→76→73→70, harvesting step by step. The technical indicators for precious metals reflect this very clearly; just be patient and watch.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 6h ago

The staircase climbing analogy is brilliant; it's this slow and steady pace that is the most torturous. If 82 can't be broken, should we really open a short position? Feeling a bit hesitant.

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ConsensusBot

· 14h ago

Staircase-like rise is truly impressive; you can get chopped up by the market if you're not careful. Slow growth really tests your mentality, and there's nothing wrong with that statement. If 82 can't be broken, something serious is about to happen. Hold your short positions well. Precious metals aren't that complicated this round; just follow the chart. If it really hits the 70 level, you should celebrate properly.

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BrokenYield

· 01-09 18:19

ngl the staircase metaphor is just cope for "we're stuck in a range" but sure, let's pretend patience beats fomo. that 82 level though? classic setup for liquidation bait if leverage got complacent. seen this movie before, doesn't end well for most.

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TokenToaster

· 01-09 18:15

A slow rise tests your patience the most; at this time, you need to have strong resolve.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-09 17:57

Staircase-like upward movement is indeed the most exhausting, but I didn't quite understand this guy's bearish logic. Short positions at 80-81? We still need to see if 82 can hold.

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DataChief

· 01-09 17:53

Slow gains are the most torturous. If it breaks below 82, I'll go all-in short immediately.

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