2025-12-31 06:30:08

#Strategy加码BTC配置 Recently monitored the movements of several potential coins, with WCT and AT performances worth noting, especially the XPL line, which has good market enthusiasm.

From a technical perspective, Ethereum's current rally is expected to reach the 8500 level. If it can break through this point, there may be more room for imagination.

For mid-term strategy, consider continuing to increase the proportion of Bitcoin holdings. In the current market environment, Bitcoin's status as the market indicator remains solid, and moderate adding to positions might be a good approach.

BTC-0,76%

WCT-8,48%

AT0,75%

XPL-1,17%

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GasFeeGazer

· 19h ago

Hmm, I also follow XPL, but I'm still observing for now. Bitcoin is indeed stable, but adding positions now makes me a bit nervous. The 8500 level sounds risky; whether it can reach that point is still uncertain. Is the WCT coin a bit risky? When adding positions, you need to control the risk well. Don't be greedy.

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VitaliksTwin

· 19h ago

8500 this level is a bit risky, feels like we need to watch the market sentiment --- Bitcoin still needs to hold, I really don't understand other coins very well --- I'm also watching the XPL line, just afraid to go all-in --- Adding to BTC sounds good, but I don't have any money now haha --- What are the chances of Ethereum breaking through 8500? Is it real or fake --- WCT is rising so fast, be careful of a reverse dump --- Speaking of adding positions, I need to recover the losses first --- This wave of market movement feels a bit risky, it's better to be conservative --- Which is more worth paying attention to, AT or XPL? Any big shots to analyze? --- Bitcoin is always the safest choice, but the return rate is hard to say

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