2025-12-25 09:10:47

#数字资产市场动态 Based on the recent market rhythm, my approach is as follows:

In the evening, gradually enter the market within the 86,700 to 87,100 range. If the price surges to 88,800-89,300, consider taking profits and then open a small short position. As we move into next week, the overall trend leans bearish, especially from the weekend to early next week, with the main strategy being to build short positions at high levels.

For operations, I recommend using the half-day chart to find entry points. Following with small positions is more stable. For partial take-profit on short positions, the first target is to reduce 80% at 85,000, the second at 84,500 with a 50% reduction, and finally exit completely at 83,800. If there is a rebound below 85,000 in the middle, you can gradually add some long positions to hedge. The target for longs is around 88,500 to 90,000.

From a macro perspective, the January price range is mainly oscillating between 80,000 and 90,000. Don't overthink it; just follow the trend. For stop-loss, if the price drops below 76,000 or rises above 95,000, you should cut losses decisively, which can keep the risk within a manageable range.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 6h ago

From a technical perspective, this layered take-profit logic is indeed interesting, but I still want to pick a flaw—85000 as the first tier reducing position by 80%. Data shows that such aggressive reduction often results in missing out when breaking through consolidation zones, and there are quite a few similar cases in history. It is worth noting that the half-day chart can indeed capture medium-term momentum, but in such high-volatility zones, extra caution should be exercised with reverse indicators.

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P2ENotWorking

· 13h ago

I think entering at 86,700 is okay for this wave, just worried about being repeatedly cut. It's both hedging and batching, but honestly it just sounds like throwing a tantrum. Why insist on fighting in the 80-90k range? The half-day line suggestion is good; small positions are indeed more stable. It's uncertain whether the 85,000 barrier can be held. Have we pushed through the 88,500-90k range yet? Instead of hedging, it's better to recognize the trend. Next week, the short positions probably won't get trapped again, right?

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