Yesterday's over 88,000 orders were perfectly closed at 89,400, although it's a bit regrettable.
In fact, after the US stock market opened in the evening, various AI concept stocks surged in response, and this momentum also drove the crypto market higher, but we did not participate in that wave. Honestly, this is very normal—earning within your cognitive range is the key to stable profits. Greed is often the beginning of losses.
Let's look at the current situation. The trading volume is still insufficient, and the trend may continue to oscillate and rise to around 94,000, or it may fall back to the upward trend line to seek support. Both scenarios need to be considered.
So our trading approach is very simple:
**If it continues to rise**—wait and see if the upper boundary of the 94,000 range is broken with volume. If the volume picks up then, chasing long positions will be more reassuring.
**If a pullback occurs**—the 87,300 level remains a good low-entry point. I shared this opportunity before, and it is still valid now.
To put it plainly, steady and consistent trading is the way to last longer. Whether chasing highs or bottom-fishing, the data and trend are there; we just follow the plan.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-05 16:20
Taking profit means making money; greed can lead to getting trapped. I didn't follow this wave of the market either. This is how players like us should play.
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GmGmNoGn
· 01-05 07:10
Taking profit is taking profit; greed cannot be satisfied. You've got this concept down perfectly.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-05 05:49
It's hard to buy early knowledge, and I missed another wave of AI-driven market... However, taking profit at 89,400 also managed to preserve the principal, which is much better than being liquidated.
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defi_detective
· 01-03 02:50
It’s a profit of 88,000 to 89,400, and the pace is a bit too steady, but it’s definitely much more comfortable than those greedy mountain-climbing scams.
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ForkTrooper
· 01-03 02:49
Taking profit is perfect; greed will kill you. This wave at 94,000 really depends on trading volume; otherwise, it's just an artificial high.
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CryptoMotivator
· 01-03 02:49
I agree with the steady and cautious approach, just worried that I might get impulsive and chase the high again...
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-03 02:48
This take-profit point is indeed stable, but it's a bit conservative. The subsequent market trend is really exciting.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-03 02:48
Once you've taken profit, there's no regret. I didn't participate in that greedy wave, which is just as well— not all meat has to be eaten.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-03 02:27
ngl the whole "stay within your knowledge range" thing hits different when you're watching gwei spikes at 3am... missed that ai pump but honestly? better safe than liquidated lol
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StableCoinKaren
· 01-03 02:21
Taking profit is winning; the greedy ones got wiped out. This move is flawless.
Yesterday's over 88,000 orders were perfectly closed at 89,400, although it's a bit regrettable.
In fact, after the US stock market opened in the evening, various AI concept stocks surged in response, and this momentum also drove the crypto market higher, but we did not participate in that wave. Honestly, this is very normal—earning within your cognitive range is the key to stable profits. Greed is often the beginning of losses.
Let's look at the current situation. The trading volume is still insufficient, and the trend may continue to oscillate and rise to around 94,000, or it may fall back to the upward trend line to seek support. Both scenarios need to be considered.
So our trading approach is very simple:
**If it continues to rise**—wait and see if the upper boundary of the 94,000 range is broken with volume. If the volume picks up then, chasing long positions will be more reassuring.
**If a pullback occurs**—the 87,300 level remains a good low-entry point. I shared this opportunity before, and it is still valid now.
To put it plainly, steady and consistent trading is the way to last longer. Whether chasing highs or bottom-fishing, the data and trend are there; we just follow the plan.