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Four Major Taboos in Risk Markets: Adding to positions on floating profits, heavy positions or going all-in, frequent order entries, and hedging long and short positions—these are generally “illusions of perfection.”

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BTC $BTC : As long as the hourly level holds above 89486 today, continue to look for a rebound, as the bullish trend remains. Watch for resistance at around 90021 and 90351 above, with major resistance near 90888. If price falls below or fails to rebound above 89486, it indicates weak bullish momentum and we should look for a pullback. Key support levels are around 88952 and 88622, with major support at 88088. Holding above 89486 is the long-short watershed; if it breaks, you can choose to trade with the trend.
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ETH $ETH : Today, ETH needs to hold above 3040 on the hourly chart to confirm a bullish rebound. Resistance levels are at 3061 and 3075, with major resistance at 3096. If it falls below or fails to rebound above 3040, the rebound is over and further pullback is expected. Support below is at 3018 and 3004, with solid support at 2983. Holding above or breaking below the 3040-2983 range is the watershed for long and short positions, and you can choose to trade with the trend.
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SOL: Today, SOL needs to break and hold above 131.8 on the hourly chart to confirm a bullish rebound. Resistance levels are at 132.42 and 132.8, with major resistance around 133.5. If it falls below or fails to rebound above 131.8, the rebound is over and a pullback is expected. Support is at 131.2 and 130.75, with major support near $130.17.
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Holding above or breaking below the watershed allows you to trade with the trend.

Stop-Loss Principles: If you’re trading near standard levels, set stop-losses at 700 points for BTC and 50 points for ETH. You can also choose to add one more position near support or resistance. As long as the final support/resistance isn’t broken, it’s fine. Manage your position sizes well. Do not hold onto losing positions.

Strategy Notes:
The watershed position indicates the key pivot for long or short signals when I post strategies each day. Both rebounds from above and pullbacks from below at this level may allow for long or short trades respectively. This point tests your knowledge and skills. Watch the first support and resistance closely for rebounds or pullbacks; if price stalls, you can flexibly take profit and exit. The second and third support/resistance levels are generally more reliable—price usually lingers here, but the strength of the rebound or pullback will differ. Extreme unexpected news is an uncontrollable factor. In a strong bullish market, focus on buying the dips; if you want to short, do so at the second or third resistance. In a strong bearish market, focus on shorting the rebounds; entering at the second or third support is more prudent.

My strategy points perform within the set framework about 90% of the time, 365 days a year. As long as you stay disciplined and avoid greed, steady profits are possible. Never hold onto losing trades. Be decisive with stop-losses; don’t be greedy with profits. Understand that profits and losses come from the same source—there are no perpetual winners in this market. If you can avoid losing money, you’re already ahead; making money on top of that is even better. Avoid frequent trading and overleveraging. Contracts are just a “seasoning”—use them when the spot market is quiet, for some fun, but don’t overdo it. Remember, never hold onto losing trades. Missing a stop-loss is only a lost opportunity; holding onto a losing position means losing many more opportunities.