2026-01-08 02:26:08

A major holder reduced their spot holdings by one-third yesterday (including Bitcoin and mainstream altcoins), then chose to buy about half of the chips during the Bitcoin correction. However, they stated that there are no plans to add more positions for now — this newly acquired position is set as a short-term speculative position. The specific stop-loss and take-profit levels have been set: stop-loss if it falls below $9,000, and also stop-loss if it rises above $95,000. It’s clear that this move is about grasping the phase of oscillation, with very cautious risk management.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-08 12:39

This move is really smart. Buying low and selling high with stop-loss orders is much better than me just buying and selling blindly.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-08 12:17

ngl this whale's brewing some arcane portfolio transmutation here... the duality of selling 1/3 then catching the dip is giving big "knowing the ritual" energy fr

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FallingLeaf

· 01-08 02:55

This move is a bit showy; frankly, it's just about buying low and selling high, waiting to profit from the volatility.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-08 02:53

This move is pretty slick, reducing and then adding again, just betting on this rebound.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-08 02:53

This operation is indeed a bit fragmented, selling and then buying again, all short-term speculation. The range between 9000 and 95000 is too narrow.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-08 02:52

Master is a master, buying and selling repeatedly, just playing with the rhythm like that. Oh my god, this stop-loss setting is really brilliant. It stops losses whether it goes up or down, a purely short-term profit-taking strategy. Hmm, this operation... kind of like my "perfect plan" before my account blew up, and then there was nothing afterward haha. Big investors are truly big investors. I really can't learn risk management. Stop loss at 95k? This guy is really not greedy. I would have already been thinking about waiting for 120k. Is this what they call fund management? I feel like my crypto trading is just gambling.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-08 02:51

A master is a master, this reverse operation is truly brilliant. Reduce by one-third and then recover half, the difference between us and the retail investors is just so big. Both sides have stop-losses? I think this is real risk management, while we are probably just stubbornly holding on. The 95000 stop-loss move, I need to remember it so I won't be driven by emotions. Setting up short-term speculative positions like this, no wonder it can survive so long. Not adding to the position, what are you waiting for? Or are you truly satisfied?

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-08 02:33

The data shows that this guy never intended to stay flat for the long term. Although this stop-loss setup looks quite cautious, in reality, he's still betting on short-term volatility. Miners are consuming too much, retail investors all have to keep flipping their positions like him. Let's wait and see how it develops. A stop-loss at 95,000 is just crazy. The hourly fluctuations don't have enough room for movement. Before hitting the historical lows, you have to survive. This kind of trading approach... Have you noticed the pattern? The prelude to collapse is often like this.

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