ICP has been performing well recently, and the unrealized gains in the family account have reached around five points. On the contract side, consider setting a capital preservation strategy to give yourself some peace of mind. Start gradually realizing profits from the 3.5 level, and keep an eye on the 4 target above.
Honestly, this wave of market movement does have a bit of a warming-up feel. Do you remember those brothers who used to charge forward with Lao Te? How many are still holding on? Drop a 1 as feedback.
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ZkSnarker
· 01-08 01:41
tbh the whole "give yourself peace of mind" thing is kinda funny when we're literally watching icp swing like a pendulum... well technically, if you're actually hedging properly, yeah the math checks out. but imagine if half the people doing "batch liquidation strategies" actually understood what they're doing lmao
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-07 14:38
Five points? Bro, are you showing off your wealth to us or what?
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ConfusedWhale
· 01-05 10:53
Five points are indeed good, but why do I feel like the ICP in my hands is still sleepwalking?
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MetaMisfit
· 01-05 03:50
Five points? Ha, still not enough to fill the gaps between your teeth.
3.5 installments? Your move is quite steady; I like this kind of not being greedy.
The question is, can 4 really be reached? Don't let another wave of plunging happen.
The ones who followed the trend probably already ran away, only our bunch of fools are still holding on.
The capital preservation setup is a good idea, at least you can sleep peacefully.
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StableBoi
· 01-05 03:46
Five points already, Emma, this wave is indeed a bit substantial.
Not many are holding on, most have already left.
Running in batches of 3.5, it's stable, but a bit dull.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-05 03:42
Five points? I'm holding on, it feels like it's just the beginning.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-05 03:28
Five points already, not bad. But the capital preservation setting still needs to be cautious.
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3.5 points batch run, aiming for 4... Basically, it's a conservative approach, I get it.
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Really, how are those people doing now? Are many still holding on stubbornly?
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Floating profit of five points, running half a position without loss, the rest depends on luck.
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I've heard the idea of capital preservation so many times, but in the end, it still depends on your mindset.
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Those aiming for 4 are dreamers; in actual operation, they've probably already sold out.
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Not many have held on until now; this is the process of the big waves washing out the sand.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 01-05 03:28
Hey, you want to run with just five points? I only have three points, keep going all in
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governance_ghost
· 01-05 03:24
Five points are nothing, the key is whether you can hold on—that's true skill.
ICP has been performing well recently, and the unrealized gains in the family account have reached around five points. On the contract side, consider setting a capital preservation strategy to give yourself some peace of mind. Start gradually realizing profits from the 3.5 level, and keep an eye on the 4 target above.
Honestly, this wave of market movement does have a bit of a warming-up feel. Do you remember those brothers who used to charge forward with Lao Te? How many are still holding on? Drop a 1 as feedback.