2025-12-29 17:20:47

Sharing a trading idea for BTC. This wave of market can consider entering a small position around 87,771.26, using 30-50% of the total funds to test the waters. If the price pulls back and stabilizes in the 86,000-87,000 range, you can consider adding to your position, but remember not to exceed 80% of your total position. Set the stop-loss at 85,000 to effectively control risk. As for take-profit, my plan is to exit in stages: the first stage at 92,000, and the second target at 98,000. This staged approach can better lock in profits while avoiding exiting too early.

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StakeWhisperer

· 18h ago

I'm also watching this 87k move, but 80% position is a bit aggressive. I usually max out at 50% and hold tight, waiting for a pullback to decide.

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NeonCollector

· 12-29 17:47

87k entry? Here we go again, always claiming to have strict risk control, but one dip and you're broken, huh?

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AirdropHunterWang

· 12-29 17:46

Hmm, this approach is indeed solid. I like this tone of gradually exiting the market.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 12-29 17:45

Try around 87k, but the real test is whether you can hold the 85k level. Most who can't persist will be swept out.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 12-29 17:25

lmao the classic "let me draw some lines and call it analysis" energy... actually if you read the vesting schedule, these exact price points are textbook exit pump territory. watched liquidations hit those levels like clockwork last cycle, so... yeah goodluck with that 87k entry

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 12-29 17:22

The 87K level is indeed interesting, but I have some reservations about the red line at 80% position; I’ve stepped into that pit many times in the past.

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