Recently, Bitcoin has indeed shown many short-term opportunities around the 93,200 level. Yesterday's market moved as expected to the 94,000-95,000 range, and friends who seized the entry opportunity should have gained quite a bit.
Here, I want to emphasize a core trading logic: when encountering such short-term opportunities, once a profit margin of over a thousand points is confirmed, you must decisively close the position to lock in gains. Greed is often the biggest enemy of short-term trading. Many people always think about pushing higher, but when the market rapidly pulls back, they can only be forced to cut losses, which is a lose-lose situation.
Short-term swing trading emphasizes quick in and out, taking profits when the time is right. Instead of getting caught in repeated market fluctuations, it's better to grasp the confirmed profit opportunities and hold steadily. Over time, this approach can lead to more substantial gains.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-09 11:48
The data often shows hindsight bias; the real question is... Can this surge to 95,000 really stabilize? If we look at hourly statistics, the rebound height should have already peaked.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-08 20:40
Sounds nice, but I looked at my stop-loss order... and got cut again.
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DustCollector
· 01-07 03:53
That's right, greed really is a short-term killer.
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-07 03:53
It's the same old story. Those who know have already made a profit, while those who don't are still debating whether to follow.
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UncleWhale
· 01-07 03:53
It's the same theory again, it's not wrong to say, but it's really hard to execute. I was just a little greedy yesterday, and as a result, I got hammered down.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 01-07 03:52
That wave yesterday was definitely worth the wait; those who acted promptly made a profit. The key is to control that greed.
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GasFeePhobia
· 01-07 03:51
That's right, I couldn't help it yesterday. I held on for two extra hours and got trapped directly...
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RebaseVictim
· 01-07 03:39
To be honest, I missed the bottom-fishing wave. Seeing you all make such great profits from the screenshots makes me a bit regretful haha
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 01-07 03:25
That's easy to say, but how many people can really stop when things are good? Anyway, I haven't been able to do it either, haha.
Recently, Bitcoin has indeed shown many short-term opportunities around the 93,200 level. Yesterday's market moved as expected to the 94,000-95,000 range, and friends who seized the entry opportunity should have gained quite a bit.
Here, I want to emphasize a core trading logic: when encountering such short-term opportunities, once a profit margin of over a thousand points is confirmed, you must decisively close the position to lock in gains. Greed is often the biggest enemy of short-term trading. Many people always think about pushing higher, but when the market rapidly pulls back, they can only be forced to cut losses, which is a lose-lose situation.
Short-term swing trading emphasizes quick in and out, taking profits when the time is right. Instead of getting caught in repeated market fluctuations, it's better to grasp the confirmed profit opportunities and hold steadily. Over time, this approach can lead to more substantial gains.