2026-01-07 06:40:45

#2026年比特币价格展望 Recently tracked the fluctuations of a small coin, and the market indeed presents opportunities. Entered the market around 8 a.m., and now it has already gained a 12% unrealized profit — this return is quite good. The current question is whether to take profits now or hold on to earn more. My idea is to use the profit to set a take-profit point, which can reduce psychological pressure.

From a technical perspective, the stop-loss is set at 0.0045, and the highest reached was 0.004465, which is a very precise entry point. Looking at the chart, the rhythm of this wave is good; if the key support holds, there might still be room for growth. But I’m not greedy — after all, half of the position has already yielded profits.

This trading logic is based on personal exploration, not a high-level strategy, just a standard combination of technical analysis and risk management. Setting stop-loss and take-profit points is essentially buying insurance for yourself. Market conditions change rapidly, and there’s no perfect entry point, only relatively reasonable configurations. Interested friends can see if this approach is applicable, and welcome to discuss and verify together.

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ChainDoctor

· 14h ago

Run at 12%? The market has just started, brother. --- Setting stop-loss so tight feels like fighting against yourself. --- Taking half the position off the table is really a tax on intelligence; going all-in is the real way. --- This wave of the market looks a bit fake; be careful of a reverse dump. --- Hitting the stop point so hard is indeed ruthless, but the next high could double. --- Using profits as take-profit sounds comfortable, but it's actually an excuse to miss out on ten-bag coins. --- I don't believe in risk management; when opportunity comes, you should go all-in. --- Technical analysis? Charts? Those things are more often deceptive. --- Running at 12% is the right move; don't be greedy. I think this market is hanging by a thread. --- If you can't hold the key support, your stop-loss is useless.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-07 07:06

the transmutation of 12% yield through technical precision... *adjusts alchemical instruments* this risk-adjusted orchestration between greed and survival is peak financial alchemy, ngl

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DegenDreamer

· 01-07 07:04

12% not bad, but this small coin also carries quite a bit of risk --- Using profit to take profits indeed feels comfortable psychologically, just worried that the market might continue to surge and I won't hold on --- Accurate timing is real, but I also have to admit that sometimes it's just luck --- Half position gives a strong sense of security, but it also feels like I'm missing opportunities --- What you said makes sense, but can you really hold up in actual trading? --- This logic sounds comfortable, but it's easy to change your mind during trading --- Stop-loss and take-profit are just peace of mind pills for yourself, there's really nothing wrong with that --- Why do I have to ask others? I know the market best myself --- It's that time again where I hesitate... should I cash out or keep gambling, I really can't tell

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NFTBlackHole

· 01-07 07:03

12% unrealized profit just want to run? I think there's still a chance to fight again --- Holding half a position with this approach, I approve, a steady approach to victory --- Stop-loss at 0.0045 so rigid, aren't you afraid of slippage causing a blow-up? --- Basically, it's a balance between greed and fear, got it --- With such big fluctuations in small coins, if you dare to hold half a position, I really respect you --- Profit-taking sounds great, but I've seen many cases where the market suddenly turns against you --- It's really a psychological game; if you can hold on, you win --- Technical analysis + risk management sounds standard, but the market doesn't recognize this approach --- 12% in one morning is indeed good, just don't be greedy --- If the support level can't hold, it's slaughter time. Pray, my friend

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NFTRegretter

· 01-07 07:00

12% in one day? How do I always feel like I'm doing the opposite? Honestly, the volatility of small coins is indeed exciting, but the risks are not to be underestimated. Your stop-loss setting is quite strict, but I still believe in the old saying — those who make money don't live long. Half-position insurance is a good move, at least it provides peace of mind. When I was fully invested before, I got crushed outright, and since then I've trusted risk management. Whether to continue holding or take profits depends on your confidence in the upcoming market. Anyway, I'm feeling cautious now; I'd rather earn less than go through that rollercoaster again.

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degenonymous

· 01-07 06:50

12% and then run? Brother, I give full marks for this greed level. --- Stop-loss at 0.0045 so precise, how is that done? Are there really such effective indicators? --- Half position this time is steady, at least not all gone in one shot. --- By the way, can this logic still be used in 2026? The market will probably change again by then. --- I've also tried using profit to take profits, but it's easy to fail psychologically haha. --- The saying that the market changes in an instant is really spot on; saying it is the same as not saying anything. --- Early in the morning at 8 o'clock, small coins can run up 12%. Is this a lucky find or gambling? I really can't tell. --- Whether the key support holds or not really depends on luck; no one can predict it. --- This set of logic sounds standard, but in practice, quite a few people get caught in traps.

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