2025-12-26 00:21:38

Recently took a loss because I didn't set a stop-loss in time, and the drawdown was quite sharp. Now I'm thinking of slowly recovering this wave of losses. The lesson this time is that I can't be too impatient.

Looking at the current market, Bitcoin is mainly oscillating around this price level. There's no need to rush to chase highs in the short term.

My approach is this—go long within the range of 86,500 to 87,000. If it falls below 86,500, I will pause and observe. No need to rush; patiently wait for clearer signals to appear. For this wave of Bitcoin's行情, it's better to stay steady and let the bullets fly for a while.

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WenMoon

· 4h ago

Stop-loss is easy to talk about but really hard to do. I have the same problem. That said, the 86500 level is indeed a good support, but I'm just worried about the repeated fluctuations again.

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MevShadowranger

· 4h ago

The lesson of stop-loss must always be learned, otherwise you'll regret it when you cut your losses. This price level is really meaningless; oscillation dogs are just like that, no need to chase. I'm also watching the 86500 to 87000 range, but I prefer to wait for a lower point. Being too impatient can easily get you trapped.

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AirdropJunkie

· 4h ago

Setting stop-loss is easier said than done; I feel for you this time. I'm also watching the 86500-87000 level, but I think we need to wait for more signals.

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NftRegretMachine

· 5h ago

Well, there's nothing wrong with this idea, just worried that your hand might get itchy again.

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