The recent fluctuations of Ethereum are essentially a buildup of energy for the next breakthrough. The market's operating logic is cruel — only when investors are confused and hesitant between buying and selling will the true trend emerge. Those who hold firm during the turbulence are often undergoing a psychological test. The market is like a carefully designed game: it makes those who have already entered and are on the right track start to doubt themselves, prompting them to exit early; at the same time, it lures those still on the sidelines to chase high. This is the cruel nature of the trading market — behind price fluctuations lies the ultimate test of human nature. How Bitcoin will perform in 2026 depends on whether you can stay true to your original intention amid this uncertainty.
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FlippedSignal
· 6h ago
Basically, it's a test of who can endure. I really can't hold back anymore, haha.
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It's the same old story, fine, keep getting exploited.
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Sticking to the original intention? I've almost worn out my initial resolve.
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Quietly recalling the time I chased in at a high position...
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Really, I believe this article. Let's wait until 2026 to see.
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So should I buy the dip now or keep waiting?
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AirdropHunter007
· 6h ago
You're starting the motivational talk again. Nice words just mean dumping and shaking out the weak holders.
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MoneyBurner
· 7h ago
Bro, this wave of volatility is really a great opportunity to buy the dip. On-chain data is accumulating wildly.
Sticking to it is bullshit. I've already built a position at the floor price, waiting for the next explosion.
Basically, it's testing everyone's psychological resilience. I'm already numb.
In this kind of market, if you're still hesitating, it's better to go all in on blue-chip NFT arbitrage.
How much can you make by 2026? You should already be hedging risks now, don't wait foolishly.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 7h ago
Haha, isn't this just about me? I only dare to buy when the price is low and get cut when it's high. Truly impressive.
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Basically, it's a test of patience, but I belong to the type that can't withstand it.
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Sticking to your original intention? My initial goal was long gone, my friend.
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So are you saying I should hold or run? That's the real question.
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Wake up, most people are the ones being designed within the "carefully crafted" scheme.
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Wait a minute, think about it the other way around—those who don't hold positions might actually be making big profits?
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Talking about perseverance and testing human nature again, but who the hell can stay as steady as a rock during a sharp decline?
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Layer2Observer
· 7h ago
This explanation sounds nice, but where is the data support?
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In other words, it's just finding a legitimate reason for fluctuations, a psychological comfort.
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The description of accumulating energy is too vague. How much energy? When will it be released?
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Holding steady during fluctuations vs being trapped, sometimes there's no difference.
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The human nature test is overly poetic here; the market is more about the capital situation of the participants.
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Where Bitcoin can go up to ultimately depends on on-chain data and institutional movements, not the "original intention" issue.
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This logic could have been said two years ago as well; every market cycle has people interpreting it this way.
The recent fluctuations of Ethereum are essentially a buildup of energy for the next breakthrough. The market's operating logic is cruel — only when investors are confused and hesitant between buying and selling will the true trend emerge. Those who hold firm during the turbulence are often undergoing a psychological test. The market is like a carefully designed game: it makes those who have already entered and are on the right track start to doubt themselves, prompting them to exit early; at the same time, it lures those still on the sidelines to chase high. This is the cruel nature of the trading market — behind price fluctuations lies the ultimate test of human nature. How Bitcoin will perform in 2026 depends on whether you can stay true to your original intention amid this uncertainty.