#比特币价格走势 After reviewing Greeks.Live's analysis, the short-term wide-range oscillation judgment is basically in line with the current market rhythm. The problem is that many people tend to make a fatal mistake in this environment—frequently adjusting their positions.

Honestly, BTC has been rising for three years, and retail investors are still losing money. This fundamentally reflects not a market issue but a trading logic problem. Most people can't hold during volatile markets, frequently chasing highs and selling lows, ultimately getting caught at the top.

Recently, I reviewed the follow-trade records of several experts and found that those who do well share a common trait: they actually reduce their position sizes during wide-range oscillations, even pausing new entries. They clearly understand that the real bull market will only come after Christmas 2026, and their current task is to survive and wait for that day.

This gave me an idea—my upcoming follow-trade strategy needs adjustment. For more aggressive traders, I will continue to follow but cut their positions in half; for those patient and steady traders, I will actually increase their weight. True profits are not made during oscillations but when the big trend starts and you don’t get left behind.

The cost of waiting is far lower than the cost of frequent trades.