#比特币价格波动 Looking at Eugene's recent moves, it's quite interesting. He decisively took profits on most of his longs when the price rebounded to $94,000, only holding onto core positions. I really appreciate this sense of rhythm. Many people are greedy and only want to close their positions at $100,000, but they often get knocked back around $98,000, ending up regretting it so much they feel like their intestines are blue.

What's more worth noting is his attitude towards the current trend—he clearly states "uncertain" in the $94,000-$100,000 range and chooses to wait for a breakout before re-entering. This is not hesitation; it's risk management. My experience is that when you start thinking "the possibilities are about the same," that's often when you're most likely to get caught. Better to stay flat and observe until the signals are clearer.

BTC can hold steady at the $90,000 level despite geopolitical shocks, indicating that bullish sentiment still exists. But that doesn't mean you have to chase the high—it's true that January tends to be more volatile, and both breaking above $100,000 and pulling back to $85,000 are possible. My dollar-cost averaging strategy will be more conservative during this period: reducing the proportion of aggressive longs following signals, and instead focusing on traders with clear stop-losses and manageable risk levels. A little less profit is okay; staying alive is the top priority.