Traders who keep up with the rhythm have already started to profit. Bitcoin has accelerated its decline by $1000, and early positions have doubled in unrealized gains. Setting stop-loss orders to protect profits is a wise choice. The next key point is whether the 87000 support can hold—if it does, there may be a good rebound opportunity; if it breaks, be prepared for further correction.



Although the market is somewhat volatile now, opponents have been accurately timing their moves. We should patiently wait for Bitcoin's next signal. Once a breakout trend forms, a relatively substantial rally could follow. The biggest test at such times is mental resilience—stay patient, avoid greed and impatience, and let the technical analysis speak.
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BrokenRugsvip
· 9h ago
I've already run half away, I think it's risky to not hold 87,000
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ColdWalletGuardianvip
· 9h ago
If 87,000 breaks, I'll just lie flat; anyway, I've already set a stop loss, and this wave has earned enough profit. Really, look at those friends chasing highs now, how uncomfortable they are... Not greedy, not impatient—it's easy to say, but once you break even, you want to double your gains. This mindset, tsk... Whether it breaks the level or not depends on tonight's trend. Anyway, I've already sold half of my position. The worst thing about this kind of market is a sudden crash in the middle of the night, the kind you can't wake up from. Waiting for signals? I've already waited until I'm numb, so it's more reliable to look at the technical analysis.
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Lonely_Validatorvip
· 9h ago
It's only interesting if 87,000 isn't broken; once it's broken, it becomes boring.
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PanicSellervip
· 9h ago
If we can't hold 87,000, then we better prepare to eat noodles. Don't ask me how I know that. Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when I see the floating loss on my account, I really hate to cut. If this wave of rebound doesn't start, I'll completely lie flat. Timing? Haha, I only know how to time the cut. Bitcoin likes to suddenly reverse when you're in despair. Waiting for signals? I really want to know right now when it will break the level. Claiming not to be greedy or impatient, but my hands are trembling when I look at the candlestick charts.
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SellLowExpertvip
· 9h ago
If I can't hold 87,000, I'll admit defeat. Anyway, I've already cut my losses long ago, haha. Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when it comes to the actual position, I still can't bear to do it. I get jealous watching others make money. Mindset? I've lost my mindset long ago. Now I just rely on luck.
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ForkItAllvip
· 9h ago
If I can't hold onto 87,000, I'll sell my holdings. Anyway, I've already made a profit this wave, so keeping a good mindset is the most important.
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Blockblindvip
· 9h ago
If you can't hold the 87,000, you'll directly break through 80,000. That's when the real test of your mentality begins.
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