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#加密市场行情 BTC 87500 is indeed an interesting level. PlanB's data points resonated with my recent observations—based on historical correlations, the US stock market and gold should be at 6900 and 4500 respectively when compared to BTC, but currently they are at 87500, and such a deviation is indeed rare.
This reminds me of an experience I had with a seasoned trader: he emphasized that "decoupling is a signal." Similar correlation breakdowns did occur when BTC was below $1000, eventually leading to a tenfold rally. But there's a key issue—**whether history repeats itself depends on the nature of this deviation**.
The previous cycle was caused by an upgrade in market perception leading to decoupling. But now? Is it institutional inflow changing the pricing logic, or is it a bubble building up? This will determine the subsequent trend.
My follow-trade strategy has been adjusted as follows: I avoid chasing aggressive long positions and instead focus more on steady traders with clear risk management. In uncertain decoupling markets, position splitting becomes even more critical—allocating 30% to aggressive positions to bet on a tenfold opportunity, and 70% to those who will cut losses to ensure stable returns.
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