It's the end of the year, and all kinds of players are once again analyzing the yearly candlestick chart of BTC—will 2026 go up or down?
Interestingly, looking at the Nasdaq 100, from 2009 to 2017, it was green every single day for eight consecutive years. Just this set of data in front of us makes us think—why do we have to focus on cryptocurrencies?
Technical analysis always has stories to tell, but the stability of traditional assets seems harder to argue against.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 9h ago
Basically, it's gambling psychology at play. Who makes the crypto world so exciting?
Honestly, buy the Nasdaq and your sleep quality can improve by 10 times.
Anyone can tell stories about technical analysis, but the problem is that after the story is told, the account is still in the negative.
Instead of studying candlestick charts, it's better to study why you're so greedy.
The Nasdaq being in the red for 8 years speaks louder than words.
I just want to ask—does anyone really make money by analyzing K-lines, or is it all just my illusion?
Traditional assets are still stable; in the crypto world, it's just a high-risk gamble.
As for 2026, I can't even see clearly next year right now.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 9h ago
I'm exhausted. Looking at K-line charts every day, I can't predict the future. It's better to study why the Nasdaq has been stable for eight years.
Traditional assets are truly stable, but here we experience daily roller coasters.
Bitcoin will always be a mystery, but the money is right here.
I'm tired of the argument that it will keep falling and rising.
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BearMarketBarber
· 9h ago
Is Nasdaq green every day for 8 years? This data is a bit outrageous... If it's really this stable, do we still need to bother with Bitcoin?
It's all just fooling ourselves, just choosing what to believe.
Honestly, it's greed. Where's the thrill of getting rich quickly with stable returns?
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MissingSats
· 9h ago
Really, Nasdaq has been all green for 8 years, but it can't compare to the thrill of our roller coaster here.
Watching K-line charts every day to the point of depression, might as well just invest regularly and take a long nap.
Anyone can tell stories about technical analysis, but the key is how much is left in your pocket.
I just want to know how these big V influencers think their accounts will look in 2026.
Forget it, it's better to hold coins honestly and not be swayed.
Crypto is just gambling; traditional assets are the stabilizers.
It's the end of the year, and all kinds of players are once again analyzing the yearly candlestick chart of BTC—will 2026 go up or down?
Interestingly, looking at the Nasdaq 100, from 2009 to 2017, it was green every single day for eight consecutive years. Just this set of data in front of us makes us think—why do we have to focus on cryptocurrencies?
Technical analysis always has stories to tell, but the stability of traditional assets seems harder to argue against.