2025-12-29 05:40:52

#比特币与黄金战争 This week's market trend, still to follow. $BEAT looks like it has some potential, I plan to enter with a small position and set the stop loss at 0.2050. The target? Around 2.7. Honestly, instead of fighting against the market, it's smarter to participate wisely — after all, the crypto market is ever-changing.

Recently, I've been watching the performance of $PIPPIN. Assets like this are still worth observing in the current cycle. From a macro perspective, the correlation between digital assets and traditional assets is changing, and market participants' mindset is also adjusting. The core of trading is to maintain risk control, trade with a small position, set clear stop losses, and be prepared. The market is always there; there's no need to make yourself too passive.

BEAT42,01%

PIPPIN-0,84%

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LuckyBlindCat

· 7h ago

The strategy of small position stop-loss is correct, but some people just can't stick to it when executing. I have been paying attention to BEAT and PIPPIN, but it also depends on how long this wave can last.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 9h ago

Small position stop-loss strategies are indeed reliable; I'm just worried that when greed takes over and I chase the highs, I might forget my original intention, haha.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 9h ago

Small position stop-loss is an old topic, but really, staying alive is the most important. Whether BEAT can reach 2.7 or not, let's talk about surviving first.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 9h ago

Light position entry, clear stop loss, this logic has no problem. The key is still mentality, don't follow the herd to kill. --- BEAT's trend is indeed worth watching, but I think we need to observe the 0.2050 level a bit more. --- Well said, the market is always there, there's no need to participate in every trade, that's the way to stay alive longer. --- PIPPIN has indeed been interesting lately, but honestly, the macro situation is a bit chaotic, let's keep observing. --- Hard resistance? That's asking for death. Smart people are waiting for opportunities, not waiting for a decline. --- The bottom line of risk control is correct; many people fall for the idea of "just a little more to turn things around." --- Target 2.7? It’s possible, but only if you can truly stand firm at this resistance level, otherwise it's just talk on paper. --- Instead of predicting, let the market tell you the direction. Stop loss is your safety cushion.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 9h ago

0.2050 that line is really stable? Feels like it might break easily this round --- PIPPIN I'm also watching, but I always feel there's still room for a pullback this week --- Smart participation, huh? Easy to say, but when it comes to losing, everyone gets nervous the same way --- Light position stop-loss — I've said this a thousand times, but execution is the hard part --- 2.7? Let's just survive until then and see --- Changes in macro correlation, this phrase is well used, but trading still depends on market feel --- The market is always there, but money isn't necessarily always in the account

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ForkTrooper

· 9h ago

I agree with the theory of small position stop-loss, but the key is how many people actually implement it... Anyway, I lost again.

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RebaseVictim

· 9h ago

This small-position stop-loss strategy sounds good, but when the market moves, it's easy to lose your composure. BEAT went from 0.2 to 2.7, what are you actually betting on with this target?

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FUD_Whisperer

· 9h ago

I agree with the tactic of entering with a small position, but the jump from $0.2 to 2.7 for $BEAT... depends on whether the macro environment gives the opportunity. Anyway, I am currently on the sidelines. Setting a clear stop-loss is enough; don't let emotions dictate your decisions. You're aware of this. $PIPPIN is indeed being watched, but timing is easy to talk about; truly judging the right moment is what takes skill.

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