2026-01-03 06:50:40

#Strategy加码BTC配置 $B experienced a prolonged period of narrow fluctuations around 0.1276 — a typical accumulation and consolidation phase by the main force. Then suddenly surged with high volume, straight up to 0.2350, a large bullish candle completely changed the trend structure. This is clearly a sign of institutional funds entering the market, rather than a rally driven by retail investor sentiment.

The two retracement K-lines that appeared after the high look fierce, but in reality, they are just profit-taking after a rapid rise. The key details are: the decline did not break below the initial starting point, the short-term moving averages still maintain a bullish pattern, the price remains above the cluster of moving averages, and trading volume is noticeably shrinking. This indicates that the selling pressure is gradually weakening.

To hold positions and recover costs or increase holdings, proper planning of entry points and position sizes is essential, with execution speed being the most critical.

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TokenTherapist

· 21h ago

Institutional entry is truly different; this wave of accumulation leading to a rally is indeed clean. Those two pullbacks were actually just consolidations moving upward, as long as the moving average pattern isn't broken, it's not a big problem. --- With such obvious large players' moves, retail investors are still struggling with the high points, which is indeed true. --- Execution speed is the key; even the perfect entry point is useless if the response is slow. --- From 0.1276 to 0.2350, I understand the logic of this trend. Shrinking trading volume is what to watch. --- Honestly, the pullback is scary, but did it break the starting point of the rally? No. That's enough. --- Those who managed their positions properly have already made profits; most of those still hesitating now are just dealing with psychological issues.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-03 07:19

After such a long period of narrow consolidation, the volume finally increased. The feeling of institutional entry is just different. Brothers who caught this wave should have made pretty good profits. A pullback is actually just a shakeout. The more violently it drops, the more retail investors get scared and sell off. As long as the moving averages can hold, it's no big deal. Execution speed is really key. If the rhythm is off, even the best position is useless.

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GasGuru

· 01-03 07:18

I believe in the institutional entry phase, but about flipping the account? Easy to say, but when it comes to actual operation, it could cut half of the people, haha.

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ForkTongue

· 01-03 07:16

Well, that big bullish candle was indeed fierce, but as long as the pullback didn't break the starting point of the rally, we should still continue to look for bullish signals.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-03 07:13

0.1276 to 0.2350, this wave of the main force's tactics is indeed skillful. Retail investors are still struggling with the decline, while institutions had already jumped in.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-03 07:10

Is this how institutions enter the market? It looks intimidating but it's actually just a manipulation tactic. I'll wait for the price to break below the moving average before jumping in.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-03 07:06

Institutional funds are fully stocked? Or are they just deceiving us into taking the bait again? I've heard this line too many times.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-03 06:53

Institutional entry is truly different; this wave of accumulation looks professional at a glance. --- The moving average cluster is firmly protecting, only the timid cut losses. --- Execution speed is the key; no matter how good the entry point is, doing nothing is useless. --- The decline didn't break the starting point of the rally; this detail is crucial, indicating the main force is still here. --- Shrinking trading volume is a good sign; the selling pressure is really about to run out. --- Taking profits is normal; no need to rush, be patient and wait for a chance to break even. --- The short-term moving averages are so strong, I dare not look bearish.

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