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Four major taboos in a volatile market: adding to positions on floating profits, going all-in with heavy positions, opening trades too frequently, and hedging long and short positions at the same time—all generally "seem good" but are risky.

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BTC: Today on the hourly level, holding above 92356 signals further rebound and a bullish trend. Upper rebound resistance levels are near 93579 and 94355, with major resistance at 95558. If it falls below or fails to rebound above 92356, it indicates weak bullish momentum and a potential pullback to the lower support levels near 91132 and 90376. Major support is around 89153. Holding steady near 92356 is the bull-bear dividing line; breaking it allows you to follow the trend in your trades.
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ETH: Today on the hourly level, holding above 3146 signals a rebound and a bullish trend. Upper rebound resistance levels are near 3213 and 3254, with major resistance around 3320. If it falls below or fails to rebound above 3146, it means the rebound is over and a pullback will continue. Watch for lower support around 3080 and 3039. Stable support is near 3273. Holding steady near 3146 is the bull-bear dividing line; breaking it allows for trend-following trades.
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SOL: Today, only a breakout and hold above 142.5 on the hourly level signals a bullish trend. Resistance levels are near 145.7 and 147.68, with major resistance at 150.88. If it falls below or fails to rebound above 142.5, the rebound is over and a pullback will start; watch for support around 139.3 and 137.3, with major support near 134.12.
----------------------------------------------- Holding steady at the bull-bear dividing line or breaking it allows for trend-following trades.
Stop-loss principles: If trading near the standard stop-loss points, BTC should use 700 points, ETH 50 points. You may also choose to add a position near upper or lower support/resistance. As long as the last long/short level isn't broken, you're fine. Control your position size. Don't hold onto losing trades.

Strategy Notes:
The dividing line represents the bull-bear situation when I issue the strategy for the day. Both a retest from above and a rebound from below at this level are suitable for either long or short positions, which tests your personal understanding and technical skills. The first support and resistance levels above and below require active monitoring to trade rebounds and pullbacks; if they linger too long, take profit flexibly and exit. The second and third support/resistance levels are generally more stable, and the price usually pauses around these points, though the force of the rebound or pullback will differ. Extreme, unpredictable news events are exceptions. In strong bullish trends, focus mainly on buying the dip; for shorting, target the second and third resistance levels. In strong bearish trends, focus mainly on shorting the rebound; entering at the second and third support levels is more secure. The daily strategy points will operate within my framework 90% of the year, 365 days. As long as you stay focused, avoid greed, control your trades, and don't overtrade, stable profits are achievable. Never hold onto losing trades; don't hesitate to stop loss, don't be greedy with profits. Remember "profit and loss come from the same source." There are no perpetual winners in this market—just being able to avoid losses is already not easy; making profits on top of that is even harder. Don't open positions frequently, don't go all-in. Contracts are just a spice—use them for a little fun when the spot market is quiet. Remember: never hold onto losing trades. Missing a stop loss just means missing one opportunity, but holding onto a losing trade means missing many.