2025-12-25 10:24:27

Although the market was closed yesterday, I still seized a few good short-term opportunities, ultimately gaining 1821 points with three successful trades. I have always believed in a lean and precise trading philosophy; rather than frequent operations, I prefer to wait for high-confidence signals before taking action.

Let's take a look at how I broke down the trades:

On Bitcoin, I went long at 87052 after the rebound, reaching a high of 88080, earning 1028 points. On the same day, I shorted again at 87976, and when it retraced to 87214, I closed the position, capturing 762 points. Both sides were profitable, which is the opportunity the market provides.

Ethereum experienced slightly less volatility. I opened a short at 2985 and closed at 2954. Although only 31 points, the key is stability—avoiding losses is a win.

Currently, the correlation between Bitcoin and gold is changing, and the Federal Reserve's policy moves remain the key to market rhythm. Recently, short-term opportunities have been quite frequent; the crucial point is to maintain risk control and mindset, avoiding chasing highs or lows.

BTC0.87%

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TopEscapeArtist

· 5h ago

Another day of double losses, easy to say but I know how long I have to watch the market behind the scenes... Saying not to chase highs or lows is simple, but who wouldn’t want to chase when the moment comes? Damn, 31 o'clock and you still have the nerve to bring it up. Last time I lost this much on Ethereum, I didn't even take a screenshot. Speaking of the Federal Reserve's moves, the market shifts accordingly. Has the correlation between gold and Bitcoin really changed this time? It feels like this theory is being redefined every month. Wait, you hit all three trades perfectly? Are you serious, or is this just a hindsight call during the review... If you're serious, you definitely have some skills, but I really want to see the losing trades.

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MetaMisfit

· 5h ago

Wow, hitting 1821 points all at once—how lucky is that? The feeling of winning on both ends is really satisfying, just worried about greed leading to a reversal and getting caught. Celebrating at 31 points too? Bro, your risk control awareness is top-notch. As soon as the Federal Reserve makes a move, the market explodes. Recently, the trend has been really easy to catch. Mindset is easy to talk about but hard to do; sticking to not chasing highs or lows is really difficult.

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PositionPhobia

· 6h ago

Damn, 1821 points, hitting all three orders perfectly—no one else has this feel. Both sides got caught in a short squeeze, this is what it means to understand the market. Daring to post at 31 points, really steady mindset... I chased the high and lost 500, and I'm still cursing. I still can't see through Bitcoin and gold linkage; let's wait and see how the Federal Reserve continues to play tricks.

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rugpull_survivor

· 6h ago

Yeah, playing both ends definitely works, but you need to keep a steady mindset. I often chase highs and lows, which leads to big losses. Not losing is winning—this saying is really good, much more sincere than those who flaunt wealth every day. Risk control and mindset are all correct, but when it really comes to urgency, how many can hold their ground? I'm actually a bad example, haha. 1821 points is indeed a lot. Even during the market closure, there are still opportunities to seize. This mindset is really good. Just want to ask your opinion on the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut expectations. How does it affect the short term?

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BlockchainBouncer

· 6h ago

1821 points of space? Man, your technique is pretty impressive. The feeling of taking profits from both ends is great, but few can truly hit all three orders perfectly. You can also harvest during market closures; I just get too greedy with frequent trades and get pressed to the ground. Risk control is well explained; most people get wiped out because of their mentality. Why does it feel like this set of techniques is easily countered by the market? Daring to mention 31 points, your mentality is indeed steady.

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