Today, there are plenty of pullback opportunities for BTC and ETH. Continuing to operate according to the established strategy in this market condition is no problem.
For BTC, friends who entered earlier at 90600 should now take profits and secure gains according to their own strategy, while also moving the stop-loss up to protect profits. As for those who haven't entered yet, you can focus on the two key levels today—89750 and 87750—these are the main bullish positions to consider. Each position should allocate 1% of the total portfolio, keeping the total position within 2%. Once profits appear, reduce positions in batches with target levels at 700, 1500, and 2500. If the price breaks above 87500, it’s time to admit defeat—there’s no quick rebound likely.
ETH’s situation is similar. The old buddy who placed an order at 3125 last night should continue with the take-profit plan and push up the stop-loss. If you want to open a new long position, the aggressive option is 3085; a more cautious approach is waiting for 3035 (but if you already entered at 3085, don’t add at 3035) or continue to look for a deeper dip to 2915. Similarly, allocate 1% per position, with a total of 2%, and set take-profit points at 30, 60, and 150, reducing positions sequentially to protect gains. If it breaks below 2900, stop-loss and exit.
LTC should continue to operate according to the logic suggested in the morning session.
Finally, a reminder: the secondary market carries risks, profits and losses are your own responsibility. It’s recommended to watch the detailed market analysis videos for a clearer understanding.
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BrokenYield
· 01-10 23:15
ngl, the whole "follow your strategy" thing sounds nice until the black swan shows up lol... seen this movie before, risk-adjusted returns go negative real quick when liquidity dries up
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ZenMiner
· 01-08 18:05
It's another round of this back-and-forth market, really exhausting. As the old saying goes, protecting your stop-loss is more profitable than chasing highs.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-08 06:52
Another bunch of numbers, my head is about to explode. I'll wait until I break even before I say anything, haha.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 01-08 06:51
Damn, it's another retracement like this. I really need to stick to my stop-loss, or I'll be back to square one in no time.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-08 06:51
Hmm, this pullback indeed provided quite a few entry opportunities. It all depends on who can keep their composure.
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ForkItAll
· 01-08 06:51
This layout idea is okay, but I think the 87750 level is a bit risky. Should we leave a bit more space below...
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MissedAirdropBro
· 01-08 06:26
If I had known it would retrace, I wouldn't have rushed to add positions. Now it's better to proceed step by step according to the levels...
Today, there are plenty of pullback opportunities for BTC and ETH. Continuing to operate according to the established strategy in this market condition is no problem.
For BTC, friends who entered earlier at 90600 should now take profits and secure gains according to their own strategy, while also moving the stop-loss up to protect profits. As for those who haven't entered yet, you can focus on the two key levels today—89750 and 87750—these are the main bullish positions to consider. Each position should allocate 1% of the total portfolio, keeping the total position within 2%. Once profits appear, reduce positions in batches with target levels at 700, 1500, and 2500. If the price breaks above 87500, it’s time to admit defeat—there’s no quick rebound likely.
ETH’s situation is similar. The old buddy who placed an order at 3125 last night should continue with the take-profit plan and push up the stop-loss. If you want to open a new long position, the aggressive option is 3085; a more cautious approach is waiting for 3035 (but if you already entered at 3085, don’t add at 3035) or continue to look for a deeper dip to 2915. Similarly, allocate 1% per position, with a total of 2%, and set take-profit points at 30, 60, and 150, reducing positions sequentially to protect gains. If it breaks below 2900, stop-loss and exit.
LTC should continue to operate according to the logic suggested in the morning session.
Finally, a reminder: the secondary market carries risks, profits and losses are your own responsibility. It’s recommended to watch the detailed market analysis videos for a clearer understanding.