2025-12-26 07:22:02

In the past three days, the crypto market has experienced rollercoaster-like profit fluctuations for many traders.

Taking BEAT as an example, starting with a long position at 1.147, many people decisively took profits at 1.827, successfully locking in the first wave of gains. The next day, they entered again at 1.648, and when it reached 2.051, they took profits once more. This series of positive trades boosts confidence.

What's even more exciting is that after opening a short position at 2.034, the large bearish candle that night directly pushed the price down to 1.297, resulting in a significant single-trade profit. From this series of actions, the key lies in trend analysis and timely take-profit and stop-loss execution.

However, I want to emphasize one point—trading is fundamentally different from gambling. True profits do not come from luck but from calm market analysis, scientific risk management, and a clear trading plan. Opportunities will always exist, but whether you can survive long-term in this market is the real test. Greed is often the main culprit behind account explosions. Staying vigilant, setting proper stop-loss levels, and not chasing every wave of market movement are the sustainable ways to trade.

As for how the market will evolve in the future, all we need to do is be well-prepared without being driven by emotions.

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AlphaLeaker

· 11h ago

Sounds good, but in reality, 99% of people simply can't do this...

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LiquidatedAgain

· 11h ago

Here comes the brother who got liquidated again. Why didn't I catch this wave of BEAT... Watching others take profits and stop losses so skillfully, I'm still in the process of adding to my position. It's worth a thousand gold to know earlier. Really, every time I review the trades, I feel like a genius. Why wasn't I this clear-headed back then? Well... I really missed the chance when the big A-line dropped to 1.297. But maybe that's for the best, so I don't keep testing the edge of liquidation in a frenzy. It's correct to say that emotions shouldn't control us, but try staying calm when the borrowing rate skyrockets... Anyway, I can't do it.

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HodlKumamon

· 11h ago

Well... that's true, but what 熊熊 is most curious about is how many people can really stick to their stop-loss lines. --- Data shows that the probability of taking profit in three consecutive waves is actually much lower than we imagine. This wave is really hard to replicate. --- Taking profit and stopping loss sounds easy, but actually doing it is incredibly difficult. 熊熊 has seen that 90% of accounts blow up at the moment of greed. --- BEAT this wave of market movement is indeed textbook level, but I really want to know if anyone truly didn't chase the high... Be honest. --- According to the Kelly formula, most people's position management is over the limit, and that's the real hidden killer. --- Calm analysis sounds advanced, but when emotions take over oneself, it's impossible to stop. --- 熊熊 calculated the historical data, and the probability of such perfect take profit is roughly equal to winning the lottery. Don't expect to reproduce it. --- Speaking of which, if the stop-loss line is set, can it really be maintained? I observed the people around me... none of them do. --- The market always rewards discipline, but human nature is a bug that cannot be fixed.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 11h ago

Well said, but how many can truly stick to stop-loss?

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 12h ago

Here comes that same old argument about "taking profits and cutting losses." It sounds nice, but when it really comes down to the critical moment, who isn't emotionally hijacked? It's easy to say, but when the limit-up moment actually happens, let's see who can stay calm. This wave of BEAT is indeed fierce, but I think most people still die from greed, right? They aim to double their money but want ten times the profit. This flaw is an incurable disease in the crypto world. It feels like everyone in the crypto circle is bragging about how good they are at cutting losses, and when something goes wrong, they backtrack and say, "This time is special."

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