2025-12-31 03:20:41

Bitcoin's early trading session closed with a bullish candlestick with upper and lower shadows, perfectly aligning with yesterday's prediction. Reviewing yesterday's movement, after completing the bearish Seifu pattern, Bitcoin started to rebound at point D. I entered a long position at 8.72, ultimately taking a profit of 1400 points and exiting after reaching the T1 target, while holding part of the position to defend the T2 level.

From the current pattern, BTC is oscillating within this range, but the details are worth noting—each bottom and top of the oscillation are gradually rising. This provides us with good trading opportunities, allowing for buy low and sell high within the upward channel, capturing wave segments.

For subsequent operations: if you still hold long positions, keep holding; if you have no positions, you can add a long at 8.77(0.618 Fibonacci retracement level), with a stop at 8.65. The targets for this move are 8.89 and 8.96.

Additionally, I plan to set a short position at the high of 9.02, with a stop at 9.2, aiming for a retracement to 8.85 and 8.75. Overall, now is a good time to engage in oscillation trading within this upward channel.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 1h ago

1. Lock in at 1400 points directly, this move is indeed stable. I like this kind of pre-planned trading logic. 2. Riding the upward channel back and forth is much more comfortable than blindly going all-in. The details are really well done. 3. Wait, a short position at 9.02? Why do I feel there's still momentum to push higher in this wave? 4. Fibonacci has appeared again. Is this thing really useful, friends? 5. Taking profit at 1400 points without greed, protecting the T2 capital, this is the look of a professional player. 6. Give me a few more waves of such predictions, they look so comfortable. 7. Swing trading sounds simple, but the mental pressure when actually trading is not ordinary. 8. Going long at 8.77, this level is set with some thought. 9. Always able to catch the bottom and lift the node, how much market sense does that take? 10. Short at 9.02, so brave. I would have closed my position long ago.

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FunGibleTom

· 8h ago

Break even at 1400 points, this mindset is incredible. If it were me, I would have already been greedy haha --- 8.77 again, this suggestion is good, but I still prefer to wait for a pullback before acting --- Is Fibonacci really that effective? It feels a bit like mysticism --- Riding the upward channel by selling high and buying low sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to chase the rally and get caught in a dip --- Short position at 9.02, I think targeting at this price level is a bit aggressive --- T2 capital preservation defense, I learned this move. Not greedy but not timid either --- Repeated oscillations with bottoms and tops both rising, this technical aspect is definitely worth paying attention to --- Swing trading is good, but only if you judge the direction correctly; otherwise, you'll keep getting caught in losses --- Where is the profit screenshot at 1400 points? I believe you, but I still want to see it --- Whether the 8.65 defense can hold this round is the key

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ChainSpy

· 9h ago

Damn, you hit T1 directly at 1400 points and then ran away. I'm still holding on at 8.72.

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TommyTeacher

· 9h ago

Oh no, I am very familiar with this rhythm. Just withdrew at 1400 points --- I entered at 8.72 as well, now just see if I can pick up another position at 8.77 --- With such a high accuracy rate in predictions, why does it feel like my operations are always opposite to yours --- Eating waves within the upward channel is indeed the most stable strategy at this stage, much more reliable than chasing highs and selling lows --- I agree with shorting at 9.02, but defending at 9.2 is a bit far --- It's Fibonacci and Seifu again, why does it feel like this wave is just repeatedly cutting my grass in the 8.65 to 8.96 range --- This kind of range fluctuation really tests human nature. Seeing the chart can make you $400, but actual operations are a different story --- I have to say, this pattern is indeed clear. I copied the homework

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SilentObserver

· 9h ago

1400 points out and I'm out. If this wave retraces to 8.65, I could really make a move then. --- Ah, it's another game of buying high and selling low. I, a clumsy trader, admit I can't learn this. --- According to your logic, shorting at 9.02 might be a bit risky. Is the 9.2 support enough? --- If I could always predict so accurately, then what am I doing here messing around? --- I didn't notice the detail of raising the bottom and top. Can someone point it out to me? --- I'm already prepared to buy at 8.77. Let's see if this wave can reach 8.96. --- This analysis sounds pretty smooth, but I keep thinking about how badly I got trapped before. --- Making a few hundred points from swing trading is decent, but if I want to eat it all at 8.96, I might end up losing out.

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TokenToaster

· 9h ago

I exited at 1400 points. This wave was a bit conservative in gains, but stability is undeniable. --- Is Fibonacci so accurate? Every time I get stuck here opening positions, I suspect it's just a coincidence. --- Buying low and selling high within the upward channel sounds comfortable, but in practice, it always backfires on me. --- This wave really got stuck. Those who entered long at 8.77 are now waiting for a rebound. --- Placing a short at 9.02 feels a bit risky, defending up to 9.2 is a bit of a stretch. --- The T2 capital preservation defense strategy is pretty good; at least it gives me half peace of mind. --- Swing trading sounds simple, but once you have the assets, it turns into gambling. --- The detail of raising the highs and lows during oscillations is easy to overlook, but the planning is still thorough. --- Defending at 8.65 is a bit close; what if there's a sudden jump? --- The logic of continuously riding waves is correct, but the two main challenges are quick reflexes and mindset.

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ConsensusBot

· 9h ago

Exit at 1400 points, this move is a bit conservative, why not hold on for another wave That level at 8.77 is indeed sweet, I’m also watching it, just feel like it might break Recently, Bitcoin has been like this, going up and down, getting numb from the swings I agree with the short position at 9.02, it’s indeed a good spot to set up a trap at high levels If this wave of volatility can be truly understood and mastered, it would be comfortable; the key is to stay disciplined

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