Recently, Bitcoin is highly likely to experience a correction. If you hold long positions, it is recommended to take profits on half of your holdings first, and the remaining orders can be adjusted to break-even stop-loss. This way, even if the market turns unfavorably later, you can lock in gains.
It is especially important to note that altcoins and the MEME sector carry greater risks at this stage. Don't be fooled by short-term gains into chasing longs, as it's easy to get caught. Instead of risking a surge now, it's better to wait for a full correction before entering long positions, which will significantly increase your success rate.
If you want to short in the short term, you can monitor BTC around the 94,800 level; stop-loss if it breaks below. The take-profit target is around 92,000. Remember, risk management always comes first, especially when the market is uncertain.
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AirdropHermit
· 01-08 22:59
It's really hard to tell if 94800 will break below. Last time I followed this kind of advice, I was stuck for two months.
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-08 17:09
Cash out half, this move is indeed reliable, but does anyone really have the discipline to stick to stop-loss?
Altcoins are really hot right now, don’t ask me how I know.
If it breaks 94800, just run—some discipline is still necessary.
It’s really frustrating to see others making huge profits with MEME coins, but staying alive is still the priority.
Talking about capital preservation and stop-loss every time, but when the moment comes, I still get soft.
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RektRecorder
· 01-08 12:02
Here comes another advice to lock in gains, but if I keep doing this, I’ll miss the chance to double my investment...
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I don’t dare to touch altcoins now, they’re way too hot to handle
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94800 probably can’t be broken, but I still feel confident
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Still the same saying, stop-loss is a hundred times more important than take-profit
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The MEME sector is indeed crazy, I should have reduced my position earlier
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I like the strategy of capital preservation and stop-loss, stability comes first
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Short-term trading is better to forget, it’s too exhausting
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Can 92000 be reached? I’m not confident
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Every time I hear this kind of advice, I live longer. This time is no exception
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Risk management sounds simple but is hard to implement. Who doesn’t want to go all in?
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BearMarketSunriser
· 01-06 09:59
94,800 can't be broken, this wave of adjustment won't be very deep
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Altcoins should really be avoided now, I was burned by MEME last time, a painful lesson
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Half-position take profit is still reliable, it lasts longer than those who go all-in
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The target level of 92,000 feels a bit uncertain, no matter how you look at it, it won't drop there
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Speaking of which, risk management is easy to talk about but hard to do, few people can really follow through
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I'm actually thinking of trying short positions, just worried about reverse liquidation
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The most annoying are those new retail investors chasing the rally, they will definitely get trapped
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I've already started using the capital preservation stop-loss method, finally able to sleep peacefully
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ZkSnarker
· 01-06 09:54
honestly the "take profits at 50%" advice is just basic portfolio hygiene dressed up as market wisdom... well technically speaking, it only works if you actually time the dump right lol
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SybilSlayer
· 01-06 09:54
Here comes another advice to cut losses, can I be right this time haha
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Breaking 94800, then stop loss. Easy to say, but what if it rebounds?
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Altcoins are indeed risky this time, those caught are all greedy ghosts
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Stop loss to protect capital sounds stable, but I can't stop my hand
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Risk first? I just want to make quick money, is that okay?
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Half position to secure gains, reliable advice, follow it
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Wait for an adjustment before entering? What if there’s no adjustment and I miss out?
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92000 is a bit conservative, there’s not much room
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It’s a bit late to advise against the MEME sector, I’ve already been caught
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I heard this theory last time, and BTC soared all the way
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-06 09:48
94800 broken stop loss? Not this time. Last time, everyone who said that got caught in a reverse surge.
Recently, Bitcoin is highly likely to experience a correction. If you hold long positions, it is recommended to take profits on half of your holdings first, and the remaining orders can be adjusted to break-even stop-loss. This way, even if the market turns unfavorably later, you can lock in gains.
It is especially important to note that altcoins and the MEME sector carry greater risks at this stage. Don't be fooled by short-term gains into chasing longs, as it's easy to get caught. Instead of risking a surge now, it's better to wait for a full correction before entering long positions, which will significantly increase your success rate.
If you want to short in the short term, you can monitor BTC around the 94,800 level; stop-loss if it breaks below. The take-profit target is around 92,000. Remember, risk management always comes first, especially when the market is uncertain.