Analyst: Currently, short-term trading of BTC is difficult; it is recommended that ordinary investors focus on dollar-cost averaging.

ME News Report, April 12 (UTC+8), cryptocurrency analyst Murphy posted on X platform stating that current short-term Bitcoin trading is extremely difficult. For most investors, sticking to dollar-cost averaging over the next six months may be a better strategy, with a success rate approaching “100%”. Investment and trading should be strictly distinguished. In the past two months, Murphy only made four trades, three of which were profitable and one was a loss. The latest position was built in batches at $71,500 and $73,000, with an average cost of $72,300, using 5x leverage, and was exited upon hitting stop-loss during market fluctuations. Therefore, avoiding “holding through” and luck-based psychology is crucial; otherwise, there is a risk of small gains turning into large losses. Decisions should be guided by the major cycle trend, and short-term trading must be executed with strict discipline. The core of analysis is to serve trading, not emotional gambling. (Source: ODaily)