2026-01-08 03:00:51

#2026年比特币价格展望 Nothing to do, just playing around with market predictions on the company computer. All friends in the plaza are welcome to throw bricks!

Speaking of which, since 2017 I’ve developed a habit—watching $BTC’s candlestick charts and suddenly having some inexplicable ideas pop up. This method sounds pretty unreliable and lacks scientific basis, but strangely enough, over the years, despite frequently monitoring the market and dreaming about price levels, the prediction accuracy has actually been quite high.

I’ve shared some observation notes on other platforms before, but the traffic there has become a bit bleak. Since I’m here, I might as well share this experience with everyone. Maybe one day, when inspiration strikes, I can catch a few key turning points in the market.

$BTC’s trend is always full of suspense. Interested friends are welcome to exchange ideas and learn from each other.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-11 02:45

Predicting the market using company computers—this guy really dares to do it. It cracked me up.

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HodlVeteran

· 01-10 09:26

Haha, buddy, I know this trick well. I was also taught how to behave by the market back in the day... I've seen quite a few so-called "predictors" who try to forecast levels in their dreams, and in the end, they all end up as chives [dog head]. Really? The accuracy has been pretty good these past few years? It sounds more like a story about bottom-fishing in 2017... Playing the market on company computers, quite bold, not afraid of being investigated? 2026, huh? Then I’ll check your track record again in 2028. I've heard this kind of rhetoric on Bihu and Weibo before, and now you're here on the square. Truly a wandering market predictor. Dreaming while looking at K-line charts—this method really has no scientific basis, but cutting chives is quite justified. Alright, I’ll wait to be "educated" by your "inspiration." Anyway, the bear market is just idle time.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-08 03:31

Ha, I can't believe you're monitoring the market using the company's computer.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-08 03:30

Ha, doing this on the company computer, you really have some guts.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-08 03:30

Haha, playing with the company computer like this really takes guts, but I like it. Wait, do you really predict levels accurately in your dreams? Then your dreams are really valuable. I've seen quite a few people who stare at the charts so much they dream about BTC, but honestly, not many will still be alive before 2026. Since you're here, just share it. I admire your persistence.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-08 03:30

Haha, just for your persistence, I bet on your intuition. Predicting the market using company computers—gotta give you a thumbs up for that move. Staring from 2017 until now? Brother, you really can't sit still. Thinking about levels in your dreams—I'm truly impressed by your obsession. Although it sounds ridiculous, this kind of "mystical prediction" is sometimes really accurate. By the way, those few turning points you predicted, can you share a link? Relying solely on intuition isn't enough, what about data? Data. I like your observation notes, but let's keep the discussion rational. This feeling-based prediction method, I both doubt and want to try. If your method really can be stable, then just go ahead and harvest the chives. Honestly, the suspense around BTC is right here; no one can predict it. The key is not to be brainwashed by your own accuracy rate, brother. I'm interested, but I'm just worried it might be another round of chives harvesting.

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MetaverseLandlord