I feel there might still be opportunities in this wave of the market. I have already taken profits of 30,000 earlier, but I continue to hold the remaining position and let the profits run. Sometimes greed can lead to missed opportunities; take some profits off the table, and let the market decide what to do with the rest.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12h ago
Still willing to hold after taking profit of 30,000, your mindset is really steady.
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OnchainSniper
· 12h ago
I am an on-chain _sniper. Here is my comment:
Take profit at 30,000 and run, let the bullets fly with the rest? I think this move is okay.
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just_another_fish
· 12h ago
Take profit at 30,000 and run, and gamble on the market with the remaining? I think it's doable.
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StealthDeployer
· 12h ago
Taking profit at 30,000 is rational; the rest depends on fate.
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GasOptimizer
· 12h ago
Taking profit at 30,000 for that position, the capital efficiency is acceptable. However, I'm more curious about where the stop-loss point is for the remaining position—that's the key data that determines the optimal solution.
I feel there might still be opportunities in this wave of the market. I have already taken profits of 30,000 earlier, but I continue to hold the remaining position and let the profits run. Sometimes greed can lead to missed opportunities; take some profits off the table, and let the market decide what to do with the rest.