2026-01-09 10:21:20

There has never been a mythic full-position win in the crypto market. True profits come from accurately grasping market swings—exploiting the maximum gains within limited volatility.

Looking at recent market movements, entering long positions at the bottom point of 89909 and taking profits precisely at 91090, with a net profit of 7085U per trade. This is not luck, but a result of understanding market rhythm and rigorous execution.

Recently, Solana has shown a fierce upward trend, and opportunities for BTC swing trades are also emerging. The key is to identify certain opportunities within the trend, rather than blindly chasing highs or panicking to cut losses. Realized profits are the best proof, more convincing than any theory.

True trading wisdom is: understand the rhythm of the market, act at the right time, and decisively take profits when it's time. Only then can you achieve stable gains amid volatility, rather than having your profits swallowed by market swings.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-12 07:57

7085U, bro, this move is impressive --- Whether the swing trading is good or not depends on whether you can take profits. Many people get wiped out by greed --- Accurate judgment? Easy to say, the real challenge is execution --- Solana's recent move is indeed fierce, but I remain cautious --- Getting profits into the account is the key, everything else is nonsense --- The key is how to judge the point, seeking guidance --- Full position lying flat and winning is a dream; reality requires swing trading --- This is the difference between trading and gambling --- It's a bit of something, but the market doesn't always follow the rules --- Decisive take profit, there's nothing wrong with that

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-11 23:13

7085U dare to boast? I made more in a single transaction last year, but I never show off. To be honest, swing trading is indeed much more reliable than going all-in and lying back to win; I agree with that. BTC will continue to fluctuate, SOL's recent surge was outrageous, and those chasing the high are all cannon fodder. Talking about taking profits sounds nice, but in practice, eight out of ten people end up slapped in the face when executing it.

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-11 19:32

This deal is really attractive, but I didn't dare to jump in during this wave of the market. I'm so envious watching it. Wait, is this 7085U really credited to the account, or is it just paper gains? SOL has been really strong lately, but I'm afraid of chasing the high and getting caught, so I'm still watching. You're right, knowing when to exit is more important than anything. But on the other hand, do such entry points happen every day? I feel like I always come too late.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-10 20:35

That's right, going all-in and lying back to win is all nonsense. With the current competitive market, precise positioning is indeed necessary. Over 7000 USDT per trade is quite good, but the key is how many can stick to taking profits... Most people are either greedy or cut losses. This wave of Sol is indeed fierce, just worried it might be another game of capital manipulation.

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LightningSentry

· 01-09 10:51

That's right, but why didn't I catch the 89909 level... Wait, you're so confident about the profit at 7085U? I made more from SOL last time, hehe Really, taking profit is actually harder than cutting losses. Most people fall for greed This market move is really fast, a two-second delay and it's gone. Those who understand know what I mean

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orphaned_block

· 01-09 10:44

7085U indeed isn't small, but anyone can make money in this wave; the key is whether you can catch the next wave. Holding a full position and lying flat is a dream; wave trading is the real way... However, to be honest, most people still lack execution ability. SOL was really fierce this time, but those who are greedy often get hammered by the pullback; only those who know when to run survive. You're right, the set of taking profits without stop-losses should have been eliminated long ago; risk awareness is the capital to survive. Data speaks for itself, this is my favorite trading logic. Precise timing can sometimes be luck, but it's definitely much better than blindly buying.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-09 10:36

It's easy to say over 7000U, but how much sweat do you actually break out? Precise take-profit sounds easy, but in reality, it's just about betting on the right direction. SOL is fierce and formidable, but I'm just worried that the final relay is the last one. Not only when taking profits do I think about stopping, but when it actually reaches the profit-taking point, I hesitate to sell. That's just who I am. Swing trading, to put it simply, is buying low and selling high, but who knows where the true bottom is?

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-09 10:33

7085U? Bro, your luck is pretty crazy. But honestly, I stopped believing in the all-in lying down strategy a long time ago. The key is to time it right; otherwise, you'll just get eaten up. SOL has been really fierce this wave; it all depends on who can hold on. Market timing is easy to talk about, but really depends on execution. I'm also looking for opportunities this wave, just worried about catching the bottom in the middle of the mountain, haha. Profit-taking discipline is really important; greed is the biggest enemy. Is there anyone holding positions around $99? Would love to hear everyone's thoughts.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-09 10:22

To be honest, the returns of the 7085u sound pretty good, but I'm more curious about how many times this wave can be repeated. Is it a one-time precise take-profit and stable profit, or are they two different things?

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