Who decides the trend of #2026年比特币行情展望 Bitcoin?



In this round of market, the bulls want to push higher, while the bears are suppressing the bottom. Retail investors in the market are caught in the crossfire—when prices are rising, they criticize; when prices are falling, they cheer. Essentially, both sides are harvesting profits; whoever can withstand the pressure wins. This is the essence of both bullish and bearish trapping.

Currently, traders fear the most is guessing the wrong direction and being forced to suffer losses on both ends. As for how $BTC Bitcoin will move in 2026, it depends on the macro environment, policy trends, and the strategies of the big whales. Short-term fluctuations cannot change the long-term trend, but those chasing quick profits often lose due to poor timing.
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DataBartendervip
· 01-07 16:17
That's so true, retail investors are just the caught-between leeks, really outrageous. --- 2026? Are you gambling or investing, bro? I can't understand. --- The idea of both long and short being eaten is outdated; now it's all AI doing the cutting. --- The sense of rhythm really hits home; that's where I lost. --- Looking at macro policies? Wake up, it's the whales that decide what's real. --- Hold on? I can't even withstand a single pullback, haha. --- Short-term and long-term losses, that's my current situation. --- Can someone tell me whether I should go long or short? --- Instead of looking at 2026, it's better to survive this year first, brother. --- This round of market is just big players harvesting retail investors, nothing else.
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consensus_failurevip
· 01-07 13:29
Retail investors are like a field of leeks; no matter how you try to navigate, you can't escape being harvested. --- 2026? It's too early to talk about that now. Let's focus on surviving this year first. --- The sense of rhythm is truly amazing; if you step wrong, everything is lost. --- Whales have already laid out their plans long ago; we're just following the trend and reacting late. --- Bull and bear traps are actually just one word: manipulation. Don't overcomplicate it. --- Who can really predict macro policies in advance? They're all armchair strategists after the fact. --- Those who suffer short-term losses shouldn't think about the long term; they won't live that long. --- Basically, it's about who is greedier; the greedier ones lose the fastest.
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metaverse_hermitvip
· 01-06 17:40
Basically, big players are taking advantage of retail investors, and retail investors are still clapping and cheering. The sense of rhythm is truly amazing; one misstep and you're trapped.
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 01-06 17:40
Retail investors are really caught in the middle, no comment. The key still depends on how big funds move. That's right, a sense of rhythm is indeed a fatal flaw. 2026? Who knows, we still have to watch the whales' movements. Long and short double kill, this is the game. If you can't hold on, just exit. There's nothing more to say. When macro policies change, all charts become invalid. Guessing short-term movements back and forth is pointless; better to hold a long-term position. Eight out of ten who chase quick profits end up losing; this is the rule.
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BearMarketLightningvip
· 01-06 17:35
Retail investors are just like leeks, unable to get any meat from either bulls or bears.
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GateUser-4745f9cevip
· 01-06 17:29
That's right, retail investors are the caught-between leeks, being harvested by both bulls and bears in a round --- Rather than guessing 2026, it's better to survive this month's market first --- The sense of rhythm is truly amazing, even harder to grasp than the direction --- Looking at macro policies and whales, honestly, it's still hard to see through --- The essence of double eating is spot on, it's nakedly a cut-off method --- Long-term trend? If your account is wiped out in the short term, what’s the point of talking about long-term --- Only by holding on can you make money, most people simply can't withstand that psychological torment --- We can't see the whale trading strategies, isn't it just blindly guessing by following the trend --- Only the brave dare to bet on 2026, I am too timid
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 01-06 17:29
That's right, retail investors are the big losers caught in the middle, with both bulls and bears acting strangely. The sense of rhythm is really tricky; sometimes you get the direction right but lose out on the timing. 2026 is still early, and guessing blindly now is less useful than just staying alive. The whales already know the answer, and we're still guessing here. Make quick money? Or better not lose quick money first, haha. In the short term, technical analysis is useless; you still need to watch policy movements. The idea of both long and short sides getting caught has become an accepted rule; just get used to it.
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GasGoblinvip
· 01-06 17:15
Retail investors are really caught in the middle, repeatedly tossed around, with both bulls and bears being harvested. This market trend is just the big institutions playing with us. It's not even 2026 yet and they're already making predictions. Maybe we should just focus on surviving this year's volatility haha. Sense of rhythm is indeed key, but unfortunately most people are chasing highs and selling lows, never hitting the right point. The big whales have long set up their plans; we can only eat the leftovers. It's true to look at macro policy trends, but who is really controlling BTC movement? Ultimately, it's still the big players who call the shots.
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