Good evening everyone. Today BTC was just so volatile, swinging all day. I even got an injection in the afternoon. Honestly, this kind of movement has become routine. But daytime fluctuations don't mean there's no profit to be made—big swings can bring big gains, and small swings can also yield some gains.
Last night, after the non-farm payroll data was released, my prediction of "first drop then rally" played out perfectly twice. So today, my main strategy is leaning towards bearish. I opened three short positions, all of which closed profitably. The core of trading is actually very simple—don't expect to make huge profits on a single trade, but always know your position well.
Wednesday BTC Short-term Performance: Short Position 1: Enter at 87534 → Exit at 86821 → Profit of 3566U Short Position 2: Enter at 87094 → Exit at 86548 → Profit of 2727U Short Position 3: Enter at 87839 → Exit at 86592 → Profit of 6232U
Here I want to address a cognitive issue—many people's understanding of "steady waiting" actually gradually erodes their trading courage. You see those around you increasing leverage, buying houses, and buying cars, while you're still debating when is the safest entry point? This kind of waiting itself is the biggest risk.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 12-20 05:21
Once again, the people who got liquidated are saying, "Looking at your three successful trades, you still remain so calm, I really admire you." But to be honest, no matter how clear the risk control points are set, a single big bearish candle can’t be stopped. If only I had known earlier...
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 12-17 17:11
Wait, 12526U in one day? Is this guy really still trading? I'm still debating whether to short or not...
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RadioShackKnight
· 12-17 16:43
Oh no, it's that same argument of "waiters regret the most," which has become so repetitive that it’s causing calluses on my ears. But on the other hand, it really hits home.
#数字资产市场洞察 December 17th, Wednesday Market Recap:
Good evening everyone. Today BTC was just so volatile, swinging all day. I even got an injection in the afternoon. Honestly, this kind of movement has become routine. But daytime fluctuations don't mean there's no profit to be made—big swings can bring big gains, and small swings can also yield some gains.
Last night, after the non-farm payroll data was released, my prediction of "first drop then rally" played out perfectly twice. So today, my main strategy is leaning towards bearish. I opened three short positions, all of which closed profitably. The core of trading is actually very simple—don't expect to make huge profits on a single trade, but always know your position well.
Wednesday BTC Short-term Performance:
Short Position 1: Enter at 87534 → Exit at 86821 → Profit of 3566U
Short Position 2: Enter at 87094 → Exit at 86548 → Profit of 2727U
Short Position 3: Enter at 87839 → Exit at 86592 → Profit of 6232U
Here I want to address a cognitive issue—many people's understanding of "steady waiting" actually gradually erodes their trading courage. You see those around you increasing leverage, buying houses, and buying cars, while you're still debating when is the safest entry point? This kind of waiting itself is the biggest risk.
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