#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC When Bitcoin plummeted 30% from its historical high of $126,000, the low of $83,000 left countless holders in anxiety—should they cut losses and exit or hold on until the end? In fact, being stuck is not terrifying; blind operations are the root cause of expanded losses. Understanding market logic is essential to finding the key to unlocking positions during fluctuations.
The current market is not a bear market collapse, but a deep correction within a bull market. The cooling expectations of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, the stagnation of regulatory bill progress, and institutions taking short-term profits are multiple factors that have triggered liquidity crunches, yet the core support has never disappeared: Grayscale Capital is clearly optimistic about a new historical high in 2026, and institutional funds are still positioning for the long term, with a short-term consolidation center established in the range of $83,000 to $95,000. Remember, over 25% corrections in Bitcoin's history are not uncommon during bull markets; preserving principal is equivalent to retaining the opportunity for a turnaround.
The core of unlocking positions is not betting on a market rebound but controlling risk with strategies: decisively cutting losses when trends reverse to avoid liquidation risks; reducing leverage by cutting positions in batches during fluctuation ranges, using part of the funds to recover and exchange for operational space; if optimistic in the long term, one can lock positions and wait, staying away from short-term market noise. Avoid heavily increasing positions in panic, and don't cling to the obsession of "selling when breaking even"; set clear stop-loss and take-profit lines, letting discipline replace emotional decision-making.
The market always has opportunities; what is lacking is the patience to withstand volatility. Currently, the crypto fear and greed index has fallen into the extreme fear zone, often signaling that the bottom is near; moreover, the benefits of the Federal Reserve ending quantitative tightening will gradually manifest in the next 6-12 months. Being stuck is merely an interlude on the investment journey; as long as one maintains a risk control baseline, with improvements in the macro environment and clearer regulations, Bitcoin will likely return to an upward trajectory.
Don't let a single correction define your investment career. Rationally unlocking positions and preserving strength will allow you to seize opportunities accurately when the next market movement starts—after all, in the crypto market, being alive opens up infinite possibilities.

