2026-01-13 11:01:02

The biggest pitfalls in #美国消费者物价指数发布在即 trading are these: impulsively jumping in out of fear of missing out on the market, only to end up losing; or selling early and then watching the price hit the daily limit and kicking yourself. When you should be patient, your mindset is scattered; when you should be quick, you hesitate. Retail traders can never perfectly time the market; all they can do is avoid greed and take one step at a time.

Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around 92,000. My feeling is that it needs another round of consolidation. Sometimes the hardest part isn't deciding whether to buy or sell, but doing nothing at all.

The key resistance is at 93,000. If it can stabilize above that, the subsequent space might continue to open up. How high it can go depends on tonight's economic data—sometimes a single report can change the entire rhythm.

For Bitcoin trading: wait for a rebound to the 93,000 to 93,500 range, then consider shorting. Place the stop-loss around 93,700 for safety, with a target of 91,500.

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-14 23:25

93,000 is really a tough barrier; when the CPI is released, it could be the turning point, and it will be another fierce battle.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-14 21:12

When I got itchy, I rushed in and said it was perfect. That's how I lost money. You're right, sometimes doing nothing is the best move. 93,000—this hurdle really depends on how CPI turns out.

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blocksnark

· 01-13 11:31

When will we no longer be scared by data like CPI and stop trembling? --- That's right, the hardest thing to control is impulsiveness. --- I'm a bit tempted at the 93 to 93.5 level, but I still feel like I need to wait and see. --- Not making a decision is actually more uncomfortable than making one, that's the biggest torment. --- The most uncomfortable moment is when you slap your thigh, alright, let's keep waiting. --- A single report can change the rhythm, this is probably the fate of retail investors. --- It's easy to say don't be greedy, but actually doing it is really frustrating.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-13 11:31

That was really harsh, the last sentence hit home. People who truly do nothing would have been financially free long ago, haha.

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LightningLady

· 01-13 11:30

Really, doing nothing at all is a hard truth. Always thinking about making quick money ends up being a trap.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-13 11:28

The hardest thing really is to do nothing, it's itchy, but this time I persisted and am waiting to see the CPI.

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4am_degen

· 01-13 11:22

Ah, here we go again, staying up late to wait for the CPI. I was planning to sleep.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-13 11:18

Ah, once again it's a psychological game of "waiting for CPI." I've seen this trick too many times. Short at 93,000-93,500? Honestly, that's a bit greedy. Who would dare to move before this data is released?

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