2026-01-03 09:27:25

This year's market has indeed experienced significant fluctuations, and I have summarized a trading approach that I want to share with everyone.

First of all, risk management is the top priority. I never dare to All in a certain asset, and a strict stop-loss and take-profit mechanism has helped me avoid several major corrections. In a market like 2025, this approach is especially important.

Secondly, keep an eye on the actions of institutions. Giants like BlackRock continuously increase their ETF holdings. Such signals are actually worth paying attention to, as their large investments often drive the market to maintain strength. Through real-time data on the platform, I can more quickly capture these opportunities.

Strategically, I adopt a combination of long-term holding and swing trading—keeping the core position unchanged, while using a small portion of funds for contract and spot grid trading. This way, I can participate in short-term volatility gains without over-leveraging, and the risk-reward balance is relatively comfortable.

Another point is the power of the community. In trading communities, I often see many experts sharing strategy ideas, from which I have learned a lot, such as early positioning in sectors like RWA and DeFi 2.0.

Overall, a smooth trading experience and lower fees indeed make operations much easier. Looking forward to the market continuing to perform well, and let’s explore opportunities together in the crypto space!

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hodl_therapist

· 01-05 18:16

Stop-loss and take-profit strategies have really saved lives; they are more important than anything else. BlackRock is accumulating coins, and we're still hesitating—laugh out loud. Core positions are all about faith; swing trading is just for fun. In the community, everyone is talking about making money; no one complains about losses... Low fees are good and convenient, but the market is the real boss. Contract grid trading sounds easy, but it can quickly crush your mentality when actually doing it. Missed out on this RWA wave again—what did I miss this time?

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-05 17:35

Stop-loss really saves lives. My friend went all-in on Altcoin and almost got wiped out by the pullback. The signal that BlackRock is increasing its stake is definitely worth paying close attention to; institutional money won't just run around. Grid trading is indeed effective; small funds can easily profit from fluctuations. Those RWA ideas in the community are quite interesting, but you still need to verify them yourself.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-03 09:56

Stop-loss really saves lives. When I went all-in before, I just paid tuition. Now I follow your approach. BlackRock coming in is a good thing, but don’t blindly follow the trend; you still need to manage the risks yourself. Grid trading sounds good, but with contracts, you still need to be cautious. RWA definitely has a story; I don’t know when it will take off. Low fees are indeed comfortable, but frequent trading can make it easier to fall into traps. The community can definitely teach you things, but I’m worried about people just following the crowd and hyping. Keeping the core position stable is something I agree with; it’s more important than anything else. Long-term holding combined with swing trading sounds ideal, but in practice, it’s still a test of your mindset. Institutional moves are worth watching, but retail investors often lag significantly behind in following. Risk management can’t be emphasized enough; everyone who has lost money understands this.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 01-03 09:43

The stop-loss system has really saved me several times; otherwise, I would have been crushed by the pullback long ago. When BlackRock is accumulating, we should follow and buy in; the logic makes perfect sense. Core positions are just resting, small amounts go for swing trading profits, and I’m also using this setup very comfortably. The community is indeed valuable; I only got in during the RWA wave after seeing the discussions. Low fees are really great; the money saved from fewer transactions adds up to a significant amount.

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-03 09:38

Stop-loss and take-profit strategies have indeed saved me several times; without them this year, I would have been done for. BlackRock's actions are becoming more and more obvious; following institutions to eat the meat still makes sense. Holding core positions tightly, playing with small amounts in contracts—I'm also using this rhythm. There are indeed experts in the community, but there are also many "specialists" bragging; you need to keep your eyes open. A half-point lower fee rate can make me happy all day long; this is no small matter. The long-term + swing trading approach should be the key to surviving this year. It's a bit regrettable that I didn't catch up with DeFi 2.0 this wave; I'll see if there's another opportunity later. Going all-in is really a lifesaver; greedy people have long been liquidated. Real-time data can indeed save you a few seconds; sometimes, these few seconds can make you money or lose it. What kind of strength does the market have? I just want to live steadily, neither big gains nor big drops.

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