#央行政策 Bitcoin repeatedly tests the $86,000 level, and the underlying reason for the sluggish trading volume is essentially the market waiting for a signal. Next week’s US macroeconomic data and central bank meetings in various countries—these two variables are enough to rewrite the short-term trend—this is precisely the period of greatest risk.

From a copy-trading perspective, the current test is most about understanding the opposing styles. Aggressive traders have already adjusted their positions, minimizing risk exposure; while value investors are looking for low-entry opportunities amid the volatility. I recently observed a detail: top traders in such uncertain environments often proactively reduce leverage or switch to hedging strategies rather than betting on the direction.

If the price truly breaks below $86,000, there may be no clear support until below $80,000. The key is that when black swan events like central bank policy changes occur, one must plan in advance where to follow and how much to allocate, including setting stop-loss levels. My advice is to reduce copy-trading allocations and prioritize following those experts who have demonstrated risk management capabilities during policy reversals—historical review best illustrates this.

Waiting for data and meetings to materialize before making decisions is wiser than frequent adjustments now.