The current market outlook is bullish without question, targeting the 90,000 level. Recent market movements have provided many opportunities—between 88,300 and 88,800 is a good entry zone, the closer to the lower boundary, the more solid.
From a technical perspective, the first wave aims to push towards 89,800. Once there is an effective breakout, the upper glass ceiling is around 90,300. But the premise is to manage risk properly. Don't be greedy with stop-losses; keep them below 88,000 for a safety margin. Discipline in position sizing is essential—many people get caught by chasing highs, which is the stupidest way to die.
In simple terms, build positions near support levels, stick to your stop-loss bottom line, and let profits run. This market environment is still friendly to patient traders.
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Anon32942
· 3h ago
The phrase "88000下方止损" hit me. I've been watching for months, still trapped, and the key is that my mindset isn't right.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 14h ago
88300 this level is indeed tempting, but I still think it's better to be cautious.
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90300 can it really break? Feels like this wave of market movement is a bit虚.
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Stop loss below 88000, sounds simple but hard to do, who doesn't want to resist a few more points.
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The world belongs to patient traders, it seems my impatient nature will lead to losses again.
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Chasing highs to the death really hits home, a bloody lesson from last year.
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Brother Hao's analysis of the support level is still quite insightful.
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At the psychological level of 90,000, it feels like institutions are also waiting here.
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Thinking about the 88 to 89 range, I decided to give up, the risk-reward ratio isn't right.
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Let profits run on their own, easy to say but hard to do when you're soft-hearted.
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It's true that the bullish outlook is without suspense, but how to profit is still difficult.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 14h ago
Only willing to buy in below 88,000; 90,000 is not a dream, but chasing highs really is just giving away money.
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FadCatcher
· 14h ago
88300 is indeed a solid position, but I want to see if it can directly break 89800 without all those intermediate stops.
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ILCollector
· 14h ago
It's another trap at 88,300. I already bought in at this level last time, haha.
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nft_widow
· 14h ago
Positions 88 to 89 are indeed solid, but it still depends on whether 90 can really push through. The glass ceiling metaphor feels a bit uncertain.
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YieldWhisperer
· 14h ago
ngl the math on these price targets doesn't actually check out... like have you traced the order flow? classic pump setup pattern from what i've seen before
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 14h ago
Brother Hao, I've heard this set of arguments several times. I already bought in the 88300 to 88800 range. Now it's just a matter of whether it can really break through 89800 or not; otherwise, it might just be a false alarm.
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The current market outlook is bullish without question, targeting the 90,000 level. Recent market movements have provided many opportunities—between 88,300 and 88,800 is a good entry zone, the closer to the lower boundary, the more solid.
From a technical perspective, the first wave aims to push towards 89,800. Once there is an effective breakout, the upper glass ceiling is around 90,300. But the premise is to manage risk properly. Don't be greedy with stop-losses; keep them below 88,000 for a safety margin. Discipline in position sizing is essential—many people get caught by chasing highs, which is the stupidest way to die.
In simple terms, build positions near support levels, stick to your stop-loss bottom line, and let profits run. This market environment is still friendly to patient traders.