Options contracts are expiring today, and significant price volatility is expected for Bitcoin and Ethereum. I just saw a strong upward push from the bulls, but it was immediately suppressed by the bears—this is a true reflection of the current market situation.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies have indeed been in a tug-of-war over the past few days, with both bulls and bears vying for dominance. The market is prone to fluctuations, and the risk level has clearly increased.
Traders must manage their risk exposure carefully at this stage and avoid positions that could suffer unexpected drawdowns. If you truly want to participate in this round of market movement, I recommend asking yourself two questions: first, can you stick to your stop-loss discipline; second, can your mindset withstand such high volatility? Many times, knowing what to do and actually doing it are two different things. Wait until the market rhythm becomes clearer before taking action, as this often results in more stable gains than rushing into trades.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 4h ago
It's options expiration day again. This wave of market movement is really playing with our heartbeat.
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The bulls were about to take off but got hammered down. LOL, is that all?
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Exactly, now it's really a battle of bullish and bearish forces. I've already reduced my positions and will act again once there's a clear signal.
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People who can't hold their stop-loss will definitely get liquidated a lot these days. Feel the market temperature.
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It's really just about who has a stronger mentality. Small investors simply can't handle this kind of volatility.
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I'm just going to work directly. Watching the market is too energy-consuming, so let the robot watch over it for me.
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Let the market fluctuate as it will. I've long since gotten used to it. Time to sleep or eat as needed.
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That's why I never hold heavy positions on options expiration day. I've learned too many lessons.
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GasDevourer
· 4h ago
Oh my, this wave really has us holding our breath. Bulls and bears fighting each other, no one gets a good deal.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 4h ago
Really, this tug-of-war before the options expiration has worn me out. Every time the bulls push forward, they're pushed back again. It's pointless.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 4h ago
The bulls got wiped out again. This market really tests your mentality.
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People who can't set stop-losses properly are most likely to get liquidated at this point. I have deep experience with this.
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Wait a minute, after asking these two questions, I still can't get a handle on it myself.
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High volatility is just harvesting greedy people. Watching others make money is the most painful.
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Be clear before taking action. It's easy to say, but really hard to do.
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On the day the contract expires, just lie down and relax. Don't torment yourself.
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With such fierce market fluctuations, I've been itching to act for several days haha.
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The ones caught in the middle of the long-short tug-of-war are the most miserable.
#比特币与黄金战争 $BTC $ETH
Options contracts are expiring today, and significant price volatility is expected for Bitcoin and Ethereum. I just saw a strong upward push from the bulls, but it was immediately suppressed by the bears—this is a true reflection of the current market situation.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies have indeed been in a tug-of-war over the past few days, with both bulls and bears vying for dominance. The market is prone to fluctuations, and the risk level has clearly increased.
Traders must manage their risk exposure carefully at this stage and avoid positions that could suffer unexpected drawdowns. If you truly want to participate in this round of market movement, I recommend asking yourself two questions: first, can you stick to your stop-loss discipline; second, can your mindset withstand such high volatility? Many times, knowing what to do and actually doing it are two different things. Wait until the market rhythm becomes clearer before taking action, as this often results in more stable gains than rushing into trades.