2026-01-16 03:23:44

I just finished carefully reading that 28-page in-depth research report, and I finally understand why it's so difficult to profit from this round of market movements.

From a different perspective,

Putting aside whether the 2025 crypto market can outperform the US stock market and gold from an outsider's logic, this wave of market movement is definitely a bull market. The reason is simple—Bitcoin keeps hitting new highs, and each time breaking previous records. By definition, it indeed qualifies.

But insiders feel completely different. To be honest, there’s no real sense of a bull market in terms of experience.

This is the most painful part right now. Data shows prices are rising, but traders’ wallets are not following suit. New highs keep appearing, yet the profit-taking effect is becoming increasingly thin. It looks like a bull market, but trading feels like a bear market. This contradiction really confuses people.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-19 02:14

The pattern has formed, but the chip distribution shows that big players are gradually reducing their positions. The typical retail mentality is to go all-in when hitting new highs. This wave is indeed interesting. Technically, the price is rising happily, but the trading volume is shrinking, and the RSI has already exceeded 80. The risk is far from being released. In simple terms, it's a false rally. The bottom divergence is already very obvious. Not everyone can survive until the real harvest season. It's not surprising that Bitcoin hits a new high; the key is who is eating the chips. Currently, it's clear that the main force is fleeing. The two market logics are fundamentally mismatched. The index rises, but retail investors are cutting losses. This is the cruel side of probability games.

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quietly_staking

· 01-17 07:53

After reading the report on page 28, I finally understand—this is just a false prosperity. The data looks good, but the wallet is empty; the feeling is nothing like a bull market. To put it simply, the market is rising but my assets haven't moved. The irony is just incredible. The profit-taking effect has disappeared, leaving only the thrill of cutting leeks. It's really uncomfortable.

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SillyWhale

· 01-16 03:53

After reading the 28-page research report, I still haven't made any money. This is the real truth. Typical data deception, new highs are plastered everywhere every day, but my balance remains unchanged. It looks bullish, but all my trades are bearish. I can't hold on anymore.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-16 03:53

The 28-page report still looks the same after reading, indicating that the problem is not in the depth of research, but that the market itself is deceptive. --- Data rises but wallets shrink, this is the current truth. --- Has the definition of a bull market changed? Is hitting new highs enough? Why haven't I made any profit? --- The feeling that we're in a bear market is really incredible. Looking at the charts, each one is higher, but account balances move in the opposite direction. --- It sounds like the main players are playing word games, while we're playing Russian roulette. --- The profit-making effect is so thin that it's almost gone. If this is a bull market, I really can't smile. --- So outsiders see data making money, insiders see data losing money—what a life. --- This wave of market conditions looks exciting, but actual operations end up getting hammered. --- No matter how deep the research report, it can't save the account; the losses that should be accepted still need to be accepted. --- Frequent new highs but no one is making money—this phenomenon is a bit strange. --- The quality of the bull market is too poor; it's better to call it a false bull market and be more honest.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-16 03:52

It's all a data scam; the wallet is the real truth. I told you, watching the limit-up, but my pockets are shrinking. 28-page research report? I can't even get through it, one word: loss. This round of the market is ridiculous, hitting new highs every day, and I go bankrupt every day. To put it simply, it's just the main players using new tricks to harvest retail investors.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-16 03:52

I've been looking for a while but still don't understand, why isn't my wallet increasing?

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ser_ngmi

· 01-16 03:48

It looks like a bull market, but all the trading feels like a bear market, which is ridiculous. Really? The data is rising but the wallet hasn't moved. Who the hell can still be happy? After reading the 28-page research report, I'm still confused. This is the current market situation. Bitcoin hitting new highs a thousand times, but my balance is still so miserable. Basically, I can't make money even when prices are rising, more torturous than a bear market. Two worlds inside and outside the circle, truly incredible. This wave is definitely a data bull market, but a wallet bear market, there's no saving it.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-16 03:36

This is exactly what I have been emphasizing—beautiful data is nice, but ROI is the real key. Just look at my mining pool earnings this month to understand. --- The essence of unprofitable mining is liquidity fragmentation. Mainstream funds are hoarding chips, while retail investors are taking the hit. I’ve been analyzing on-chain data for half a month to see this logic. --- In simple terms, the reason behind Bitcoin reaching new highs is institutional accumulation, while the profit-making effect at the trading level is severely diluted. This round is about who has a longer holding cycle. --- The key still depends on the hash rate return ratio and holding costs. From the perspective of difficulty adjustment cycles, the current buying points offer good cost performance. --- Ha, outside the circle, people see the rise; inside the circle, they see the pullback. This difference in perspective is very evident in my mining machine logs. --- Instead of struggling with this contradiction, it’s better to study where the liquidity is actually flowing. My data shows it’s mainly in the leading chips. --- Interestingly, those who are truly making money are silent at this moment. Only anxious people are discussing why they can’t make money.

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