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كان سعر البيتكوين تحت الضغط في الأشهر الأخيرة، حيث انخفضت العملة المشفرة الرائدة إلى مستويات لم تُرَ منذ أكثر من عام. وقد أثار هذا الانخفاض الكثير من الأسئلة من المتداولين والمستثمرين الذين يسألون: لماذا ينخفض سعر البيتكوين؟ إليك نظرة واضحة ومحدثة على ما يدفع السوق.
1. الأسعار بالقرب من أدنى مستوياتها على مدى عدة أشهر
بعد الوصول إلى مستويات قياسية نحو نهاية عام 2025، تراجع سعر البيتكوين بشكل كبير في أوائل عام 2026. لقد انخفض مؤخراً تحت نطاق 75,000 دولار – 80,000 دولار، مما يشير إلى انخفاض بنحو 30–40% من المستويات القصوى.

Quick take: $TRX has been holding in the $0.28–$0.30 area but faces headwinds from falling TVL and negative funding rates; price action looks fragile despite occasional technical structures that could offer short squeezes.

Fundamentals / on-chain

Decreasing TVL (total value locked) on Tron DeFi pools and elevated trading volumes with negative funding rates can change short-term market structure and keep sell pressure intact.


Key technical levels

Support: ~$0.26–$0.275 (recent lows and volume-profile area).

Resistance / bullish trigger: $0.305–$0.33 (neckline / recent swing area — a daily close above here could attract momentum buyers).


Trading idea / risk checklist

Short traders: monitor funding rates and TVL — if funding turns positive and TVL stabilises, shorts become riskier.

Long traders: prefer confirmation above $0.305 with improving on-chain metrics; otherwise risk of sideways grind or deeper pullback.
Summary
$TRX : fragile but consolidating; falling TVL and funding dynamics are headwinds. Break above $0.305 would be a useful bullish signal.
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Back then, I put my money into a coin called ADA at $0.03. In just three months, it shot up to $1.20, and my floating profit was nearly 40x. Every morning, the first thing I did was check my account to see how many zeros had been added. I even daydreamed about buying a Porsche… and yet, I didn’t sell.
Fast forward, ADA plunged back to $0.20, wiping out 80% of that profit, and that Porsche dream turned into a second-hand BYD. From that experience, I learned a fundamental truth: in crypto, anyone can buy, but only those who know when to sell truly master the market.
Here’s what I’ve developed since, a practical method for ordinary traders who don’t want to stare at charts 24/7.
Take-Profit Strategy – Staggered Exits:
When a coin rises from $1 to $2, I sell 30% of my position. That way, I recover my initial capital no matter what happens next. If it hits $3, I sell another 30%, and for the remaining 40%, I use a trailing take-profit — for instance, if the price drops 15% from its peak, it triggers a sale automatically. This lets me capture the main uptrend without obsessing over the market.
Stop-Loss Strategy – Strict Discipline:
I never risk more than 5% of my total investment on a single trade. For example, with $10,000, I’d set a stop-loss at $500. I prefer conditional orders: right after buying, I place a stop-loss order automatically, like buckling a seatbelt before driving. Missing a trade isn’t a big deal — losing your principal is.
One counterintuitive trick I’ve discovered is to lower profit targets. Chasing the absolute peak often results in missing the main move. I’m satisfied catching the “body of the fish” and leaving the tail for others. This approach helped me achieve a steady 35% profit this year.
Finally, a personal reflection: I’ve seen countless stories of overnight riches, but far more people burn through their principal on repeated market swings. The traders who consistently profit are the ones who act like machines, disciplined and unemotional.
I once stop-lossed a coin only to watch it double afterward, and friends mocked me. I didn’t care — three months later, that coin went to zero. Staying alive in crypto is far more valuable than chasing a quick fortune.
Before, I wandered through the market blindly; now, I trade with strategy, discipline, and confidence.
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