2026-01-07 07:20:12

During the early hours, Bitcoin and Ethereum once again demonstrated the attacking power of the bulls. According to the pre-planned strategy, long positions were initiated simultaneously around 92,000 for Bitcoin and 3,200 for Ethereum, both of which ultimately yielded good results—Bitcoin precisely took profit at 93,500, capturing over 1,500 points of upward movement; Ethereum exited at 3,300, securing over 100 points of profit.

The key to this operation lies in two points: first, having a well-prepared layout plan in advance, knowing where to enter; second, executing strictly according to the plan, without greed or panic. This operational process may seem simple, but executing it requires a deep understanding of market rhythm.

Recent market trends have indeed been relatively smooth, but this smoothness largely stems from thorough preparation beforehand. Those who can consistently profit in every market cycle are usually those who have done their homework in advance. Pre-layout, precise planning, and planned take-profit are timeless principles in any market environment. Looking forward to the upcoming market to continue validating this approach.

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MoonBoi42

· 01-07 07:50

Another perfect midnight sniper, I love this feeling Execution is the key to victory, not luck Taking over at over 1500 points and then leaving, this is what a professional looks like To be honest, greed is my fatal flaw; I need to learn this mindset Wait, is this wave about to be hyped up again? Can it really be replicated?

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VitalikFanAccount

· 01-07 07:49

Another wave cut in the early morning, politely called "planning," but it's really just gambling—luckily, they got it right. This move was indeed impressive, but listen to these "advance arrangements" and "precise planning"—it always feels like armchair strategizing after the fact. A 1500-point increase sounds great, but the second wave is only about 100 points? The gap is so big, it's a bit hard to handle. The key is whether they can backtest previous trades. Is it really always this smooth? I just want to know why I didn't seem so confident the last time I cut losses.

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StableBoi

· 01-07 07:46

Got meat again early in the morning. This wave of momentum was indeed aggressive. That's right, executing the plan properly is really the foundation of making money. Greed often leads to heavy losses. I'm just worried that next time the market turns around and slaps you in the face, will the plan still be effective then?

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SandwichTrader

· 01-07 07:37

It's the same old story, talking on paper is easy Sure, taking profits is impressive, but what about the next trade? Even the nicest words can lead to a loss I didn't catch that early morning move, missing out on 1500 points feels a bit painful All these post-mortem analyses are correct, but the key is whether you can maintain consistency Planning ahead sounds simple, but how many can actually execute it? Honestly, I still trust luck more

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-07 07:30

It's the same old story, everyone praises the market when it's going well... Wait, did you all really take profits as planned? Why do I always chase the high... That wave in the early morning did catch some, but mental state is easy to talk about, brother Market intuition is probably 70% talent, no matter how well you plan, you can't resist black swans Plans can't keep up with changes, what I fear most is this kind of "perfect review" But I have to admit, not being greedy is indeed worth learning, I have this flaw

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