2026-01-07 08:34:38

Yesterday's prediction missed the mark. MSCI has temporarily retained MicroStrategy's seat, but this seemingly stable situation is actually full of underlying currents. The sword hanging over our heads could fall at any moment. Market sentiment shifts rapidly, and the logic behind index adjustments often exceeds expectations. MicroStrategy's inclusion status was already under observation, and any negative news could be the last straw that breaks the camel's back. Risks are like timed bombs; the seemingly safe current situation could be completely overturned in the next adjustment. This uncertainty is precisely what market participants need to pay close attention to—preventive measures are always wiser than regret after the fact.

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SelfRugger

· 18h ago

Pre-judging a failed move... Everyone has flipped their cars before, the key is to survive and come out alive. MicroStrategy's situation is indeed hanging by a thread. The logic behind index adjustments is truly absurd, always exceeding our expectations. The analogy of a ticking time bomb is perfect; we must keep a close watch. Temporary safety does not mean security; who knows what the next round will bring. Vigilance is still necessary. The market, on the surface, appears calm and peaceful, but there are dark currents beneath. MicroStrategy's current state definitely warrants attention. I believe in the straw theory; sudden negative news can completely change the outlook. But luckily, we are still in the observation period, giving us time to react. Risk awareness can't just be lip service; you must truly take it seriously. The seemingly safe current situation could change in the next second—that's the charm of the market. We love it and fear it at the same time.

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MevWhisperer

· 01-09 09:18

It's normal to anticipate a misstep; the key is what to do next. MicroStrategy is still hanging in the balance, and it feels like we need to wait for more signals.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-09 00:52

Anticipating a misstep is indeed awkward, but MicroStrategy really can't relax on this matter... Next time, if they react to every little sign, it'll be quite funny.

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-08 15:49

Predicting a mistake isn't shameful; the key is how to adjust the strategy next time. MicroStrategy looks steady this time, but in reality, it's just walking a tightrope, always ready to be cut down.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-07 09:01

Predicting a misstep is quite normal, after all, the MicroStrategy incident is like Schrödinger's cat—no one knows when it will collapse. Now we're just waiting to see the next move; whether the sword falls or not depends entirely on MSCI's mood. Speaking of which, the risk prevention rhetoric is always the same, but when it comes to critical moments, it still ends up crashing. Undercurrents are surging, so be it. As long as the spot market is still there, we'll accept it. If this wave adjusts again... never mind, I don't want to think about it. It has to fall if it’s going to fall.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-07 08:57

It's normal to anticipate a misstep, but I feel like your interpretation is a bit overdone... MSCI's decision to hold is just a temporary hold, no need to make it seem like a hanging sword?

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 01-07 08:55

Wait, when will this blade fall? I'm so anxious 😤

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NFTArchaeologist

· 01-07 08:51

Predicting a mistake isn't shameful; the key is whether you can cut your losses in time next time.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-07 08:49

Hold it for now? Haha, that's just a false signal given by the market. The real knife has been sharpened long ago.