2025-12-29 12:25:17

Recently, looking at Bitcoin's trend, the daily chart has already effectively broken through the downtrend line, and the probability of a long position at this point is relatively higher. It is common for the market makers to draw in and out, so don't be too afraid of these fluctuations; instead, consider buying on dips during declines.

Regarding specific operations—many people feel exhausted from frequent stop-loss hits, mainly because of excessive leverage. For traders who are still building risk management awareness, don't be greedy; reduce your leverage. Set a stop-loss of around 3000 points, which will significantly reduce psychological pressure. The upward targets can be viewed in stages at 6000 points, 10000 points, and so on. Such risk-reward ratios are still worth a shot.

The key is to have discipline; don't be scared out by short-term fluctuations. The signal for Bitcoin's breakout this round has become quite clear. As long as risk management is in place, the opportunity is truly right in front of you.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 8h ago

Basically, it's the same old story. I'm tired of hearing about low leverage and steady profits. I just want to know if this breakout is truly a breakthrough or just another fake-out. A stop loss of 3000 points sounds easy, but if you're really hit through, your mindset will still collapse. Don't deceive yourself. The idea of taking profits in batches at 6000 to 10000 is good, but the prerequisite is being able to withstand the turbulence in the middle. The worst thing is that even with proper capital management, a major shift in news can cause a limit-down, and discipline becomes useless.

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FOMOSapien

· 8h ago

It's the old routine of breaking through trend lines again, claiming the signals are clear every time haha That's right, leverage really is a mental killer. I used to get beaten so badly that I doubted life itself Setting a stop loss at 3000 points sounds pretty stable, but you really need the discipline to stick to it

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SingleForYears

· 8h ago

To be honest, every time I see this kind of analysis, I think of the period when I was trapped... But this time, the logic is somewhat solid, and a 3000-point stop-loss isn't that unreasonable. The key is really not to be greedy; using such high leverage is just gambling with your life.

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OldLeekMaster

· 8h ago

Leverage is just a quick way to bankruptcy; surviving with low leverage is the real key. This round looks comfortable, but don't be fooled; the market maker's tricks are too deep. That's right, discipline is more important than anything else. If you lose control, you're out immediately. A 3000-point stop loss sounds lenient, but in reality, it can still cause panic. It depends on individual psychological resilience. Is the breakout signal clear? Uh... I think I'll wait and see. The multiple target approach has been heard too many times; in the end, everyone loses together. Long positions are okay, but never go all-in—that's really gambling with your life. The risk-reward ratio looks good, but the key is whether you can hold on without cutting your losses. I have reservations about this breakout; there's also a significant chance of a false rebound. It's really a mindset issue—if greed can't be changed, then don't touch leverage.

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DegenWhisperer

· 8h ago

It's the same old story, always claiming the signals are clear, but what happens? People get wiped out, and they're still talking about discipline—laughable. Lowering leverage is indeed not a problem, but whether this round can break the previous high is what matters. Stop-loss at 3000 points, poor capital management will still get you wiped out—easy to say. Just watch, the next margin call news will definitely include those who used this same line.

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PaperHandSister

· 9h ago

Are you here to cut the leeks again? I don't believe you. Last time I heard this story, I lost 20,000 yuan directly. Lower the leverage? The problem is, it can't be controlled at all. As soon as there's a rebound, I get itchy. I've heard too many times about breaking through support levels, only to jump right back down. It's really frustrating. Listening to a 3000-point stop loss sounds easy, but in actual operation, the stop-loss orders are long gone by the time you realize it. Laughs. Splitting into batches to build positions and take profits sounds professional, but when the market reverses, all the old leeks are still trapped.

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