2026-01-14 04:21:18

#策略性加码BTC During recent market fluctuations, many people are adjusting their holdings. When it comes to long-term allocation, Bitcoin remains an unavoidable choice—regardless of bull or bear cycles, many seasoned traders tend to increase their BTC proportion during phased corrections. In comparison, high-activity chain ecosystem tokens like $SOL experience greater short-term volatility, but as core assets in a multi-chain ecosystem, they also deserve a certain weight in strategic portfolios. The key is to flexibly adjust based on your risk tolerance and market rhythm—maintain a balanced allocation and avoid going all-in on any single direction.

BTC2,96%

SOL1,47%

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LiquidityLarry

· 5h ago

DCA BTC really isn't wrong, it's just a test of patience.

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SatsStacking

· 14h ago

Bottom-fishing BTC is the way to go, the wave of SOL... I still chickened out haha --- It's the old story of balanced allocation, but indeed going all in on one coin is crazy --- A pullback is a good time to buy in, what are we waiting for to bottom out this round? --- SOL ecosystem is hot, but the volatility is fierce... sticking with BTC is more stable --- Good point, but I still went all in on BTC, life is just an all-in game --- Balanced allocation sounds easy, but who can operate in real trading without being influenced by emotions? --- In this cycle, increasing BTC allocation won't hurt, and the SOL ecosystem awaits observation

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PessimisticLayer

· 14h ago

Adding more BTC at the bottom is indeed attractive, but sometimes the judgment on the depth of the pullback is not accurate, and it hurts.

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SleepTrader

· 14h ago

Add to position in BTC during pullbacks; I've been using this strategy for many years and it remains the most reliable. SOL indeed tends to get people excited; its volatility is so intense that it's easy to get caught. Balanced allocation really has no flaws, just my opinion though. BTC is never outdated; everything else is just a supporting role. Going all in on one direction is gambling; I'm here to trade, not to go all-in. Market rhythm is very important; many people just can't grasp this well. It's quite honest advice, but it depends on how much drawdown you can accept.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 14h ago

If I don't buy the dip of BTC during this correction, I'll just wait to miss out.

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GasWaster69

· 14h ago

Adding BTC at low levels is definitely fine, but to be honest, SOL's volatility was truly incredible. You must have a really strong heart to dare to hold it.

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