2026-01-10 14:30:39

Looking at past Bitcoin bull market cycles, each round clearly shows a pattern of retracement. Among them, deep corrections of over 40% usually occur at least twice, while declines of 20% to 30% are even more frequent, happening at least five or six times. As for small adjustments of around 10%, they are simply commonplace, sometimes occurring ten times or even more.

To be honest, the current dip at this time point is actually an opportunity. Many people see the market dropping and their first reaction is fear, but those who truly understand the market are actually looking for positions. The strategy of buying more as the price falls is no joke; it’s a rational judgment based on historical patterns.

The correction in the second half of the year is very likely the last window for low-position deployment this year. Don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations, because as we move into 2026, various positive factors will start to accumulate and ferment. The market explosion at that time might be beyond your current imagination. So every panic sell-off now is actually paving the way for future gains.

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GasFeeCrier

· 16h ago

The words are correct, but speaking so casually... How much principal can I buy more as it keeps falling? This wave of correction is indeed textbook, but the problem is, how do people without bullets copy? Who can say for sure about 2026? Let's just stay alive for now. Historical patterns are useful, but your account at home might be an exception. It seems logically consistent, but sometimes the market just doesn't follow the rules. There are indeed opportunities, but only those who catch them call it an opportunity; falling down is the real tragedy. Stop rushing me. I'll talk after my salary is credited this month. The more it falls, the more I buy.

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DeFiGrayling

· 16h ago

Buying more as the price drops sounds simple, but actually holding onto your coins is the real challenge.

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UncommonNPC

· 16h ago

It sounds very reasonable, but to be honest, I still feel like I'm terrible at this and don't have the guts to go all in during times like these.

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SybilSlayer

· 16h ago

History may repeat itself, but your mindset may not be able to hold up. It's easier to buy more as the price drops, but when it really hits -50%, we'll see if you still dare to take action.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 16h ago

History will repeat itself, but your account balance won't. That's right, but the problem is you have to live until then. Here we go again, this set of rhetoric is the same every round, and what's the result? Buying more as it drops feels great, but it's the hardest when money isn't enough. Can we first cover this year's losses before talking about the story of 2026? Experienced traders are looking for positions, I'm looking for stop-loss lines. Opportunities and traps sometimes are just a matter of account balance. The real test isn't theory, it's psychology. Wait, you've used this logic in 2023, and you're telling it again in 2024. Low-position entry window, hearing you say that makes me want to run. Historical patterns are good things, but if they were that accurate, everyone would be rich. When it was dropping the most during buying, how do you explain that "historical pattern"?

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