Bitcoin reached the 89,800 price level, just hitting the primary target set a few days ago. The strategy here is clear—reducing half of the position is enough to lock in the profits.
Taking today's entry as an example, the orders from 88,500 to 88,400 are now showing an unrealized profit of over 1,300. All the long positions from the day before yesterday and yesterday were executed as planned, yielding a profit range of approximately 1,800 to 2,500 points.
Ethereum has already reached 3,065. Whether you entered today at 2,995-2,990, took positions around 2,960 the day before yesterday, or entered yesterday at 2,980, the primary target has been achieved. The profit potential at this level is comfortable—secure 70 to 100 points steadily.
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EternalMiner
· 01-05 07:42
Damn, it's you guys showing off your profits again. Why didn't I catch this wave?
Wait, is 89800 really that stuck? Feels like I can still push a bit more.
Over 1300 floating profit? I just entered a short position, what's going on?
Ethereum 70 to 100 points, you guys are so steady. I got trapped yesterday and haven't escaped yet.
Cut half of my position and ran, I just can't get this mindset.
I also have that batch of orders at 88400, but I can't hold on to them, everyone.
It's really a sad fate, missing out on the biggest gains.
3065 is here, but my order at 2980 was stopped out long ago, haha.
Is this really going according to plan this time? I said the same last time and got slapped in the face.
Is there anyone else like me who got shaken out by a flash crash of Bitcoin?
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-04 03:52
Wow, this move is really powerful, perfectly hitting the target level.
I've been saying for a while to take profits when the time is right. Greed hurts, bro.
Over 1300 points of unrealized profit, isn't it better to lock in the gains?
Ethereum is so steady at this pace, securing 100 points is just right and satisfying.
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ChainWallflower
· 01-02 11:50
Bro, this wave of momentum is really tight. Why didn't I get on earlier?
Reducing half of the position is definitely a safe move. Greed can easily lead to losses.
The 89,800 level still feels like it can push higher, just see how it develops later.
ETH between 70 to 100 points is really comfortable, but you also need to watch out for the risks.
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RatioHunter
· 01-02 11:36
Wow, really? 89,800 just hit directly? I had already closed my position the day before yesterday, this wave still feels good with a steady approach.
This time's rhythm was really on point. Although I didn't fully capitalize, locking in profits felt so satisfying.
Ethereum at 3065... It's a bit regretful that I didn't catch the setup the day before yesterday, but then again, greed is the biggest enemy.
The current question is whether it will continue to rise later, and what to do after reducing half of the position.
Friends who sold at 2500 points are truly winning big. I'll just have some soup now, haha.
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TrustMeBro
· 01-02 11:26
89,800 is such a tight stop-loss? Hopefully it won't just retrace like that.
Honestly tell you, take profits when your unrealized gains reach 1300 at this point, don't wait for a reversal.
Ethereum at 3065 is indeed satisfying, just a bit worried about the subsequent trend.
Reducing half of your position is still a reliable suggestion; locking in profits is never wrong.
The wave I entered early on indeed made good money, I do feel a bit regretful for not following closely.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-02 11:25
Bro, I missed the 89,800 this time. Looks like you all are cutting profits now.
Wait, how is the profit from 1800 to 2500 calculated? I can't figure it out.
Is ETH at 3065 stable or not? Why does it feel like it's going to surge again?
I should have gone in at 2980 yesterday. Now I regret it.
You said to cut half the position, but how many actually executed it?
This time Bitcoin is really fierce. Is the positioning this accurate?
I'm currently out of the market at 89,800, just watching the show. I'll buy again after the pullback.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-02 11:21
89,800 positions are just too amazing. Reducing positions in this move requires some finesse.
Floating profit of 1,300+ isn't locked in, afraid of long nights and many dreams...
The rhythm of ETH at 3065, those who plan to take profits according to the plan should be smiling.
Sufficient liquidity depth is necessary to operate like this; a steady mindset is essential.
Bitcoin reached the 89,800 price level, just hitting the primary target set a few days ago. The strategy here is clear—reducing half of the position is enough to lock in the profits.
Taking today's entry as an example, the orders from 88,500 to 88,400 are now showing an unrealized profit of over 1,300. All the long positions from the day before yesterday and yesterday were executed as planned, yielding a profit range of approximately 1,800 to 2,500 points.
Ethereum has already reached 3,065. Whether you entered today at 2,995-2,990, took positions around 2,960 the day before yesterday, or entered yesterday at 2,980, the primary target has been achieved. The profit potential at this level is comfortable—secure 70 to 100 points steadily.