2025-12-29 17:25:12

BNB is currently quoted at around 853.68. This position is suitable for light positioning—initial positions are recommended to be controlled within 3%-5%.

If the price stabilizes between 846-850, consider gradually adding to your position, but remember not to exceed a total holding of 8%. Looking upward, 872 is the first target price.

Profit-taking is planned in three stages: when it reaches 871, sell 50% of the position to lock in gains; if it continues to rise to 888, sell another 40%; the remaining 10% can be held more freely, potentially riding it to 920 to see how far it can go.

The most critical risk control—if it falls below 840, you must cut losses decisively and avoid illusions. After breaking through 863, move the stop-loss up to 855, which gives more breathing room while protecting profits. The core of trading is knowing when to take profits and when to accept losses.

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SorryRugPulled

· 6h ago

I think it's better to wait at the 853 level, it feels like it could drop further. 880 is not a dream, but the prerequisite is that you have to live until that day. Three-tier profit-taking sounds good, but in actual operation, it's always easy to break the plan. This line at 840 must be held, or else it's really admitting defeat. I usually set a 5% position to test the waters, anyway, I can afford to lose. Whether it can reach 920 this round still depends on the market sentiment. Stop-loss is the most important, don't fight the coin.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 6h ago

Is it another small position entry? I feel like every time I say that, I get trapped anyway. But the 853 level is indeed interesting; I'm just worried that if it drops below 840, it might fall further.

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GasGrillMaster

· 6h ago

It's the same story again; it sounds simple, but in reality, executing it is full of tears.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 6h ago

It's the same old routine of 3-5% light positions, always claiming to be right... but in the end, when 840 breaks, I start to doubt myself again. That 888 target feels a bit unrealistic, but 920 is a pretty good dream.

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ContractHunter

· 6h ago

Here we go again with this set. I'm really hesitant to allocate an initial position of 3% to 5%, just waiting to see others bleed out five steps. --- I've memorized the stop-loss at 840, just afraid of losing my nerve when the time comes. --- Selling half at 888 is really a bit conservative; I prefer to gamble until 920. --- There's nothing wrong with this move; it's just that execution always falls just a bit short. The biggest enemy is the mindset. --- Breaking through 863, then move the stop-loss to 855. It sounds simple, but in practice, you forget to do it. --- Entering with a 5% position feels really comfortable; no need to watch the market every day. --- 920 is probably a dream price; better to lock in the profits at 888 first. --- Why do I always feel that this layered take-profit strategy sounds so good, but in actual operation, everything gets messed up? --- The phrase "Decisively stop-loss at 840" everyone understands, but when it really drops to that level, no one dares to act.

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StealthMoon

· 6h ago

Position 853 is indeed attractive, with a conservative approach of opening 3-5% positions. I'm just worried that it might plunge immediately after buying, which would really crush the confidence. That strict rule of stopping loss at 840 must be adhered to. Don't think you can bottom fish your way to a turnaround; too many people get trapped this way.

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