Crypto circles are like casinos; the house only needs to win once to be stable, while you need to win countless times to turn things around.



Looking at the BTC weekly chart technically, the signs of bottom divergence are still quite clear. Before the halving cycle arrives, large funds can sit on the sidelines first, waiting for clearer signals before participating.

The approach of ordinary investors is very important—divide your funds into two parts: take 80% out to secure profits, and use the remaining 20% to test the waters. This way, you can participate in opportunities without getting stuck too deep. After all, no one can predict the market trend, but knowing how to cut losses and adjust positions is what keeps you alive the longest.
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FundingMartyrvip
· 10h ago
This thing is just a gambler's game, and it's rare for the house to be able to sleep peacefully. Honestly, the 80/20 split position has been mainstream for a long time; it all depends on who is truly willing to be ruthless. Bottom divergence? It looks to me like waiting for a signal that will never come.
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FlashLoanPhantomvip
· 12-14 03:19
Eighty percent of the time, cashing out is truly the best move; otherwise, you're just a living leek harvesting machine. Casinos and the crypto world almost have "probability theory" written on their faces. The dealer laughing last is no coincidence. If there's obvious divergence at the bottom, just wait. Anyway, getting anxious won't change the K-line trend, so it's better to save some worry. Stop-loss is easy to say but extremely difficult to do. When it comes to critical moments, you just want to gamble a bit, and the results are predictable. Trying a 20% test sounds safe, but it all depends on whether you can really hold on to that 80% without changing your mind.
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LiquidityLarryvip
· 12-14 03:18
The casino analogy is spot on; the house really only needs to win once to lie flat. I need to remember this 80/20 split strategy, or else I’ll keep going all-in and catching flying knives. Bottom divergence is correct; it's better to stay cautious before production cuts, no need to rush.
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GasWranglervip
· 12-14 03:18
technically speaking, if you analyze the mempool data on fed days like this, the liquidation patterns are demonstrably inefficient—most retail doesn't even understand their own portfolio's gas costs, let alone position sizing. the 80/20 split? sub-optimal capital allocation tbh. should be tracking actual on-chain flow metrics instead of guessing where support hits.
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GateUser-beba108dvip
· 12-14 03:17
Remember this trick of selling 80%, or I'll be trapped again for a year.
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All-InQueenvip
· 12-14 03:12
Eighty percent of the gains truly allow you to sleep well, while the remaining twenty percent are the real excitement.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 12-14 03:12
The casino analogy hits the mark; this is the current situation—dealers always laugh last. The 80/20 rule is good, but how many people can really execute it? Most are still all-in and trapped. Bottom divergence does exist, but who dares to heavily load before the signals become clearer? Better to just hold on. Stop-loss is the key; too many people refuse to admit losses, ending up with total loss. Those who survive the longest are always the timid ones.
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