2026-01-13 15:30:13

The crypto market in 2026 may experience typical cyclical fluctuations. Industry analysts believe that digital assets are currently in the early stage of a long-term growth curve, with the bottom range essentially confirmed. Based on this logic, the year may present a three-phase trend: at the beginning of the year, the market is expected to rise rapidly, attracting incremental capital; during the mid-year period, a significant correction is anticipated, during which many investors may misjudge the bear market as over; by the end of the year, a strong rebound may occur, completing the annual cycle. This pattern of initial rise, subsequent decline, and then recovery often creates the most attractive bottom-buying opportunities within a larger cycle.

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bridge_anxiety

· 9h ago

The mid-year correction was fierce, and then a bunch of people will be crying out that the bear market is here again.

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ContractTester

· 9h ago

Start the year with a surge, cut the leeks in the middle of the year, and rebound again at the end of the year? Why does this script feel so familiar haha

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TokenomicsShaman

· 9h ago

The mid-year correction will definitely cause another round of losses for some people...

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FOMOSapien

· 9h ago

A rise at the beginning of the year, a crash in the middle, and a rebound at the end of the year. Honestly, it still depends on the macro environment. Here comes the old routine again, claiming the bottom is confirmed every time. I don’t believe you for a second. During the mid-term correction, can you really resist cutting? Anyway, I would definitely cut. If this wave can really follow the script, buying at the bottom could lead to a surge, but the prerequisite is that the coin must really drop. First rise, then suppression—sounds like an old story that’s been played out. Still, it all depends on real money.

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FrogInTheWell

· 9h ago

That mid-year correction, let's see how many people get shaken out again. Wait, has the bottom really been confirmed? Why do I still feel half skeptical? The three-phase trend sounds pretty perfect, but I'm just afraid reality will throw a wrench in it. If this wave can really follow the pattern, it would be great; the key is whether retail investors can hold until the end of the year. The surge at the beginning of the year was obvious to everyone; the hard part is not getting cut off in the middle of the year.

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