2026-01-12 16:25:41

The recent market performance of Bitcoin has indeed surprised many. From the bottom to this rebound, the technical aspect has already realized a profit potential of 1100 points. This kind of trend is almost a signal for conservative traders to consider taking profits; while those with higher risk tolerance still have reasons to hold their positions—ultimately, it depends on individual strategy and positioning.

The logic behind the market is actually not complicated. As long as you grasp the recent overall direction, technical signals are clear. Frankly, traders who can consistently keep up with the rhythm usually won't suffer too much losses. Behind this Bitcoin rebound, it mainly reflects the recovery of market sentiment and the overlay of fundamental support.

Mainstream coins like ETH and SOL also deserve attention in this wave of market movement. Especially during the window period when US economic data (such as CPI and other key indicators) are being released, the volatility of the crypto market may further increase. Traders who understand risk management should have already adjusted their position structures and prepared for possible uncertainties.

BTC1,54%

ETH1,33%

SOL0,14%

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NeverPresent

· 23h ago

1100 points and still hesitating, I've already run away. --- Really, only gamblers dare to add positions at this point. --- Securing profits is correct, but I just feel itchy. --- Can we pass the CPI hurdle? It's hard to say, don't be too optimistic. --- ETH is really struggling this wave, it feels like it will fluctuate a bit more. --- Understand risk management? I don't believe many truly do; they're all armchair strategists after the fact. --- It's easy to say, but when it comes to execution, both legs are trembling. --- SOL is back again, it's always so deceptive. --- Not losing money? Uh, how is that even possible? --- Now talking about fundamentals? Emotions can turn on a dime. --- I just want to know who can really sell at the top. --- Position structure adjustment? All talk before the fact. --- This rebound was indeed comfortable, but I always feel there's a trap ahead. --- Once US economic data is released, it probably will start over again.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 23h ago

Want to run at 1100 points? I still want to gamble for a double, haha --- Playing it safe and taking profits is indeed stable, but I always feel there's still hope --- Exactly, those who can't keep up with the rhythm should just lose money, there's nothing more to say --- The day CPI is announced will definitely be another explosive market, I've already adjusted my positions --- The logic behind this rebound is indeed clear, but ETH still feels a bit weak --- Understand risk management? I don't believe you really went all-in --- The overall direction is correct, but I'm just worried another black swan might shake people's confidence --- For coins like SOL, a good rebound is good, but I'm afraid they'll just become bagholders again --- How many people can stay steady with the rhythm? Most are just guessing blindly --- How many times have I heard "take profits and secure gains," but in the end, I always chase high and regret it

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MidnightTrader

· 23h ago

Getting back to 1100 points is not enough greed, let's wait and see what CPI says --- I feel this wave is just emotional recovery, don't celebrate too early --- The conservatives should have taken profits early, I'm still holding on... --- Why do ETH and SOL still feel lukewarm, while Bitcoin is the only one excited --- Is the technical signal obvious? Laughable, whoever can stabilize the rhythm will get rich --- My position has been adjusted long ago, just waiting for the data explosion from the US side --- What is 1100 points? The rebound from the bottom was supposed to be like this, the question is how long it can hold --- Continuing to hold positions might be risky, the recent volatility looks quite fierce --- I've heard the term risk management too many times, but the key is mindset; no one can control emotions when losing money --- Securing profits is the safest, I've seen too many end up greedy

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NewDAOdreamer

· 23h ago

Want to run at 1100 points? I'm still waiting for a second bottom; mindset really determines everything. Speaking of which, CPI is about to be released. The ones still heavily holding at this time are really brave. I have already reduced my position by 40%. Can ETH keep up with Bitcoin's rhythm this wave? I'm a bit worried. Is it really that simple to say the rebound is just logical? Looking at the candlestick chart gives me a headache; following the trend seems more profitable. Risk management sounds simple in words but difficult to implement. How many people ended up going all-in in the end? Is this time really a safe withdrawal, or just another start of a scam-like rebound? Why is SOL always a beat behind? Should I try a different coin?

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bridgeOops

· 23h ago

Want to run at 1100 points? I'm still waiting to break new highs --- It's that "risk management" again. When it really matters, isn't it all about gut feeling? --- With the CPI data out, can this rebound hold? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain --- I understand conservatives taking profits and staying safe, but I'm just worried they'll regret it if prices go up later --- SOL can't keep up with ETH this time, what's going on --- Those who understand risk management already sold out. Anyone talking about adjusting positions now is just a armchair strategist after the fact --- The overall direction is clear, but the question is who can stay consistently on track. I haven't managed to do it anyway --- The voice calling for profits at 1100 points is pretty loud. I wonder how many actually got it --- Waiting for CPI to cause a sell-off, don't get too excited --- Is the technical signal clear? Then why are so many still losing money

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