2026-01-06 18:35:17

Bitcoin's current correction carries significant risk, so I have already partially reduced my long positions to lock in profits. But to be honest, Bitcoin has been consolidating for so long, and I only exited when it touched the previous high at 94.5K, which doesn't quite make sense logically.

My basic approach remains the same: continue to go long on dips unless the market enthusiasm becomes excessive (MPI breaks above 70), at which point I will consider exiting, resting, and observing. After all, in this cycle, seizing the opportunity to go long at lows is more important than anything else.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 16h ago

Pull back and continue to get on board, this is the right way, don't be washed out.

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DegenWhisperer

· 17h ago

94.5K hasn't been broken yet, and I see some people are still waiting for a more intense shakeout.

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OnchainUndercover

· 23h ago

Haha, reducing positions is just for safety, but I still think Bitcoin won't come down so easily. To be honest, the MPI70 threshold is too high; by then, it might have already taken off.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-06 19:04

94.5K to run? Bro, your mentality is way too fragile. Pull back and continue to buy the dip, that's the real deal. MPI will reach 70, let's talk then. It's still early.

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DYORMaster

· 01-06 19:04

Uh, 94.5K just flashed? How fragile is this mentality, I think breaking the level is the real signal to run --- Pullbacks are just opportunities to go higher, I buy this logic. Let’s wait until MPI breaks 70 before resting --- Instead of stressing over high points, it’s better to seize every dip as a buying opportunity. Cycles are just like that --- After such a long washout, still eager to exit? Brother, won’t you get repeatedly cut? --- Exactly, the speed of going long at lows is more valuable than any technical analysis. Don’t overthink it, just do it --- I like your approach, just worry about your mentality collapsing during execution, then it’s another round of cutting losses --- As long as it doesn’t break key support, keep going long. Anyway, this cycle isn’t over yet --- Damn, after running at 94.5K, still thinking about adding more? I need to take a good look at this logic --- MPI 70 is a good reference, but I think it’s better to combine on-chain data for a more reliable view --- This correction might not be over yet, don’t rush to add more positions, bro

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DAOdreamer

· 01-06 19:02

94.5K is indeed a bit cowardly to run away, only true heroes dare to take the hit after such a fierce shakeout.

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SleepyArbCat

· 01-06 18:54

Well... that's what they say, but I'm just worried that if I keep washing, I might suddenly lose everything, and I won't be able to get back to the low point then.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-06 18:46

Ha, you're starting to talk about logic again. Honestly, it's just that you're not confident inside. --- 94.5K to call it quits? I think you're just scared. --- Keep going long at lower levels. It sounds simple, but when the time comes, how many will dare to take the hit? --- MPI70 just came out. I'm wondering if this indicator is reliable, or are you just comforting yourself? --- Reducing positions to lock in profits is smart, but unfortunately, most people end up regretting it. --- Trying to catch the bottom in this cycle? Bro, you say that every time.

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