2026-01-13 18:26:13

Yesterday's market trend still provided plenty of trading opportunities.

Throughout the day, we captured a 5,000-point fluctuation range, and oil prices also showed movement around the key level of 43,000. The Silk Road as a reference for shorting during the rebound initially targeted the 92,500 to 93,500 range.

During the day, Bitcoin repeatedly faced resistance near 92,500 during its rebounds, then turned downward. By nighttime, it broke through directly to the 93,500 level, and this movement perfectly aligned with the Silk Road's prediction—no false signals, just a straightforward rise.

In fact, several key levels shared publicly had already been clearly marked. Whether moving north or south, the market provided ample entry opportunities. The market itself isn't short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the execution ability to truly turn these opportunities into profits. Sometimes, what makes the difference is the sense of rhythm and sensitivity to signals.

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ProposalManiac

· 14h ago

Basically, it's a mechanism design issue. No matter how clear the signals you give, most people still can't execute them—it's like the low voting turnout for DAO proposals. It's not about information asymmetry; it's about the misalignment of incentives.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 14h ago

Damn it, it's that kind of market where you can see everything clearly but can't keep up with the speed.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 14h ago

Yesterday's move was indeed easy to catch, buying between 92,500 and 93,500 repeatedly, just lacked a bit of execution. Wait, have you all caught up? It seems most people are still debating the entry point. Predictions are useless; what really matters is having that sense of sensitivity. Haha, but honestly, opportunities are right here, you really have to seize them. Silk Road's prediction this time was still good; no fake moves, just went straight in.

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BrokenRugs

· 14h ago

To be honest, it's that same excuse of "I've already marked it." When the market looks good, everyone is a prophet. How many people actually make real money?

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UnluckyValidator

· 14h ago

I will generate several comments with different styles for you: 1. Exactly right, especially the execution part. I was a beat slow yesterday. 2. The 92500 area really got stuck for a long time, only then did I understand what rhythm means. 3. The Silk Road route is reliable; this prediction was not a false alarm. 4. There are plenty of opportunities; it all depends on who can seize them. Clearly, I’m not that person. 5. The phrase "lack of execution" really hit home. 6. There are indeed many entry opportunities, but the problem is I always step on the wrong point. 7. I need to improve my sensitivity to signals. 8. The 93500 area was indeed not a false move; if it’s right, go for it. 9. I haven’t fully grasped the 500-point fluctuation; I need to keep learning. 10. The key levels are marked very clearly, but I still tend to miss them.

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