2026-01-05 21:21:45

Last night, I decisively shifted my approach from mainly ranging to more precise entry points and positions. I entered long positions on Bitcoin near 92,400 and ultimately secured around 1,600 points of profit; on Ethereum, I entered long at 3,240, capturing over 90 points of gains. This bullish trend has indeed been very effective.

The most important aspect of trading in the crypto market is flexibility. You can't stick rigidly to one direction; you must adjust your strategy in real-time based on market conditions. This way, you can continuously accumulate positions rather than stubbornly hitting a wall and ending up bloodied.

From the current market situation, the upward movement hasn't fully ended yet, but the overall space is indeed limited. When entering long positions at this time, you must be more cautious and pay close attention to profit potential. It is recommended to adjust your strategy according to market trends—consider going long on Bitcoin within the 94,500 to 94,200 range, with a focus on the resistance near 95,800; Ethereum also has opportunities between 3,250 and 3,220, while keeping an eye on resistance around 3,330. The market changes rapidly, so be prepared to make adjustments at any moment.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 22h ago

Is this 1600-point profit real? Or is it just storytelling again, haha There's definitely nothing wrong with short-term trading this wave, just don't get caught in it Flexibility is fine, but you can't chase highs every day... risks still need to be controlled

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FadCatcher

· 01-06 02:48

Emma hahaha, it's that moment of "I precisely hit the mark" again, looks so satisfying Flexibility is indeed key, but unfortunately most people stubbornly stick to one direction, no wonder they lose out Really, if the space is limited, just don't be greedy. Take the profit when it's good, isn't that better? Why wait until it peaks and then drops The 94500-94200 range is indeed interesting, but I'm a bit worried about the pressure at 95800

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-05 21:43

It should be pointed out that your "flexible adjustment" argument is essentially a trap of fiat currency traders' thinking. According to the fundamental logic of the white paper, Bitcoin has never cared about your timing of entry and exit—the on-chain data is the truth. A profit of 1600 points sounds impressive, but compared to the long-term gains of holders, your frequent switching of directions has long been proven wrong by the ashes of history...

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-05 21:34

1600 points, then I'll stop. I don't have that kind of resolve, haha. --- Flexibility is correct, but I'm worried that being too flexible turns into chasing highs and selling lows. --- This wave really hit the rhythm perfectly; I was still debating between short and long yesterday. --- I was also watching the 94200 range, but I always felt I should wait a bit longer. --- Switching from short to long sounds simple, but when it comes to action, I still hesitate... --- That 90-point move in Ethereum was really painful; I only caught 30. --- I'm just worried that after the correction, another wave will come, and I still won't have caught the meat. --- The key is to know when to stop; otherwise, you'll just become a trap.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-05 21:31

1600 points profit sounds impressive, but now you need to be much more cautious when taking long positions. The room really is limited. This wave indeed hit the mark, but anyone can say they adjust flexibly. The key is not to get caught inside. I also want to switch from short to long, but my reaction speed is always half a beat slow. 94500 again wants me to take over? That resistance level is a bit scary. Did you enter at 3250 ETH, or is it just talk on paper? Didn't we say the rally isn't fully over? Then why say the space is limited? It's a bit contradictory. This market changes in the blink of an eye, and I'm still in a loss. Flexibility is good, but the premise is having enough capital to withstand the turbulence.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 01-05 21:30

Wow, a profit of 1600 points. That's a significant move. Indeed, flexible switching is the key.

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degenonymous

· 01-05 21:30

1600 points profit is indeed impressive, but this wave of gains is really limited. Don't be too greedy. That's the right approach. Rotate and switch flexibly like this, sticking to one direction is really asking for losses. Enter at the 94500 level, but set a proper stop-loss to avoid another waterfall crash. I'm a bit skeptical about whether it can truly stay steady at 95800; the resistance level is more fierce than expected. Ethereum seems to be moving half a beat slower than Bitcoin; follow the main trend or decide based on your own market analysis. That's right, the biggest fear in the crypto world is holding through the dips; flexibility is more valuable than anything. Keep a close eye on the 3330 resistance level; when it hits, run. Don't wait for it to reverse and crash down.

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