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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 23h ago
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· 02-06 03:27
Will this beauty's spot market still come back? It has been cut in half multiple times.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 03:25
This 70,000 break itself makes it easy to fall within the 60,000-70,000 range because there is no support level.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 02:18
I've been trading less recently because of the Chinese New Year funds, so I've transferred out a lot. I'm not very active in holding contracts anymore because of the bear market. Naturally, trading has decreased. I will only start buying spot assets again when there are signs of a bottom or an improvement in the trend.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 02:06
I have a position of 65,666 units, added some to my position, with an average cost of 63,700. Just now, I reduced two-thirds of my position at 65,500. The take-profit order at 66,666 hasn't been hit yet.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 02:02
Today, many have bought the dip, and more are entering the market.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 01:53
During the day, reduce your position when it rebounds above 65,000. When it rebounds to 66,000-67,000, it feels like a good time to take profits. Re-enter on the way down.
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AuspiciousSnowHeralds
· 02-06 01:51
If the price rebounds to 67,000-68,000 during the day, then at night it dares to push the price down again.
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