Last September and October, I sold six Bitcoin spot holdings in batches at the price range of 110,000 to 120,000. Looking back now, that decision was relatively cautious. But honestly, I didn't expect the market to be so fierce back then. If I hadn't kept some core holdings, I would probably feel more regret.
My current strategy is very clear—whenever Bitcoin breaks above 100,000 again, I will sell all remaining spot holdings and then focus on holding BNB. After experiencing several cycles, I deeply understand the importance of risk management.
As for derivatives trading, I set a personal rule: try only 5,000 yuan each time. From a probability perspective, it would take 700 failures before losing everything. With this setup, even if I make a wrong judgment, I won't be severely hurt. The biggest takeaway from playing the market over the years is understanding exactly where my risk tolerance lies.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 3h ago
Selling early isn't a failure; the key is to stay alive to see the next round.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 9h ago
All cleared out at 110,000 to 120,000? It does seem a bit regrettable now, haha.
Spending 5,000 on contracts is still a stable setup, but to be fair, those who have survived until now have good risk management.
Holding onto the core position was a good move; at least I can sleep peacefully.
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MEVictim
· 21h ago
Regretting selling too early, this is the norm for people in the crypto circle.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-13 17:52
Selling at 110,000-120,000 really isn't a loss, and the key is still daring to hold the core position. This mindset is unmatched.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-13 17:51
Selling early still allows you to walk away unscathed—that's the mindset of a winner.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-13 17:45
Once it reaches 110,000 to 120,000, I will withdraw 6. Now it seems quite stable, but I still think it's a bit conservative.
I agree with the 5000 yuan contract trading setup. After being active for so long, I understand that greed will kill you. Your risk control awareness is pretty good.
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RunWithRugs
· 01-13 17:36
6 BTC sold between 110,000 and 120,000, it does seem stable now, but who could have predicted that back then? I feel like I was forced to HODL as well.
With the market so competitive, holding a core position really saves my life, otherwise it would be much more painful now.
I thought about the 5000 yuan contract trading algorithm, and the level of compromise is pretty good, at least my mental preparation is in place.
Last September and October, I sold six Bitcoin spot holdings in batches at the price range of 110,000 to 120,000. Looking back now, that decision was relatively cautious. But honestly, I didn't expect the market to be so fierce back then. If I hadn't kept some core holdings, I would probably feel more regret.
My current strategy is very clear—whenever Bitcoin breaks above 100,000 again, I will sell all remaining spot holdings and then focus on holding BNB. After experiencing several cycles, I deeply understand the importance of risk management.
As for derivatives trading, I set a personal rule: try only 5,000 yuan each time. From a probability perspective, it would take 700 failures before losing everything. With this setup, even if I make a wrong judgment, I won't be severely hurt. The biggest takeaway from playing the market over the years is understanding exactly where my risk tolerance lies.