2026-01-07 00:23:24

Bitcoin's decline last night indeed provided a buying opportunity, but it quickly rebounded in the early session. Currently, it's still in the observation phase. My plan is to lightly position in short positions at the 93,500 level, with leverage set at 10x and a position size controlled at 5%. If the price pushes again toward 94,500, I plan to add another 5% position. The ultimate goal is to add once more at the key resistance level of 98,000, accumulating for a long-term short position and waiting for a subsequent sharp decline to realize profits.

Currently, the bullish momentum is still quite strong. Heavy short positions carry too much risk of liquidation and being pushed higher, so strategy is crucial—better to earn less than to get wiped out. Patience is key; wait until the bullish momentum gradually weakens before making a move. The market rhythm should not be rushed.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 01-08 23:02

Haha, this wave of bulls is indeed fierce. I'm also waiting for a rebound opportunity to short. Using 10x leverage with 5% position size seems safe, but whether it can reach that 98,000 level is really uncertain. today also hit a big win. Living is more important than making money. This statement is spot on; too many people are eliminated because of greed. I approve of this approach. Gradually building positions is much more comfortable than heavy full positions. Shorting also requires good timing and favorable conditions; you can't go against the trend recklessly. Let's wait. Wait until the bullish momentum is exhausted before acting. Right now, rushing in only leads to being trapped.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-08 12:22

Damn, it's the same old trick again. The bulls are still partying, and the bears are about to explode. I really respect this mindset. Being cautious is good, but I'm just worried that the bulls will keep soaring and trap you inside. Playing with 10x leverage on a small position, I agree with this approach—much smarter than going all-in with full positions. Wait, can 98,000 really be reached? It feels like the bulls aren't even tired yet. I'd rather earn less and stay alive. This really hits home—so many people get wiped out because they chase quick profits.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-07 02:35

Rebound is a selling point. How many years have I been saying this, and some people still buy the dip. Wait, there’s always a lower point waiting for you. Talking about strategies again, but in the end, it’s still the bulls who get wiped out. 93500? It should have broken below by now. Why wait? The bullish momentum is strong, which clearly indicates a drop. This is a common script. I’d rather earn less and stay alive. I’ve heard this too many times, only to end up as a bagholder chasing the high. Playing with 10x leverage on a small position truly leaves a backup plan, but this wave of bulls isn’t so easy to crush. That 98000 level? Probably won’t be waiting for it. Patience in waiting for decay, but the question is, how much is your patience worth?

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-07 00:53

10x leverage short position? Brother, how strong must your heart be? --- Staying alive is the key, that's very true. I've seen too many chasing quick profits and ending up sleepwalking. --- Patience is indeed the key, but I think this rally still has some room to run. --- The idea of adding to positions gradually with small amounts is good, just worried those few points might not be triggered. --- Better to earn less and stay alive, this should be engraved in every short seller's heart. --- Will that 98,000 point really come? It feels like the bulls still have plenty of momentum. --- This strategy sounds conservative but reliable, much smarter than going all-in at once. --- Gradual positioning is indeed good, just depends on how the market moves later. --- The bullish momentum still has a long way to go, your short position might have to wait a long time.

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GasFeeGazer

· 01-07 00:53

Haha, this bullish momentum really can't be sustained anymore. That's exactly what I think too. Living is more important than making money. Some people are just greedy and prone to liquidation. Add more at 98,000? That's a really bold move. This pace feels right; patience and waiting for the bulls to weaken is the way to go. 10x leverage with 5% position, a cautious approach. But it still depends on the market sentiment. A rebound and rally are the easiest to induce in this kind of market. I support your plan to add positions. It's better to earn less than to risk your life. This saying must be engraved in your heart.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 01-07 00:37

Haha indeed, with such arrogant momentum from the troops, I think I'll take it slow. --- Playing with 10x leverage and adding to positions in batches, your courage is really something. --- Wait, isn't your idea just betting that it will inevitably collapse in the end? --- Better to earn less than to die trying. That's so true, many people lose because of greed. --- 93500 short position sounds stable, but I'm just worried about a sudden upward surge that shoots straight to the sky. --- I think your logic of adding to positions step by step has some issues, what if there's a rebound in the middle? --- Is that position at 98000 really a resistance level? It feels like the probability of breaking through is quite high. --- Wow, three consecutive additions to the position, brother, can you keep up with this pace? --- Still, as I always say, don't be scared by a liquidation, the rest depends on patience. --- The bulls are still celebrating. Isn't it a bit too early to short now? Not afraid of being repeatedly chopped up.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-07 00:31

Tenfold leverage short? Brother, are you trying to play or die? Being cautious is cautious; I'm just worried that a single bullish surge might wipe us out. You're right, staying alive is way more important than making money. We still need to wait for this wave; the bullish momentum hasn't diminished yet. Setting up at 93,500 sounds okay, let's take it slow. No rush, no fuss—that's the right way to approach long-term investing. How should I put it, it all depends on whether there's an opportunity later. I like the 5% position size; it's very stable. If that 98,000 level really hits, the profit will be very satisfying.

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