Bitcoin holders should closely monitor their current position.
Honestly, I am not very optimistic about holding steady here, but if you decide to build a position at this level, setting a tight stop-loss is not a bad idea. The key is—bulls need to hold the previous resistance level and turn it into a new support. Once this level is lost, there will be significant pullback pressure.
For aggressive traders, there are indeed opportunities here, but the prerequisite is strict risk management. Stop-losses should be set tight enough to prevent large adverse movements. BTC’s volatility should never be underestimated, so no matter how you trade, risk management always comes first.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-11 03:22
Hi, I was just saying this position is risky; it doesn't look very stable.
Stop-loss must be tightly set; otherwise, you could be cut off at any moment.
Breaking through the resistance level is really bad.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-11 02:52
It's the same old story, resistance turning into support. If it were that simple, no one would be losing money.
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PuzzledScholar
· 01-11 02:51
Tight stop-loss isn't really a big deal; the key is whether you can hold that line.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 01-11 02:45
Tight stop-loss sounds easy, but in practice, can you really catch this rebound? It seems more likely to get swept away.
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0xSherlock
· 01-11 02:38
Stop-loss settings need to be locked in. I don't gamble on this position; it's too uncertain.
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-11 02:36
Stop-loss gets stuck, otherwise it's easy to be swept.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-11 02:26
What are you hesitating for? Just run when it breaks, it's that simple.
Bitcoin holders should closely monitor their current position.
Honestly, I am not very optimistic about holding steady here, but if you decide to build a position at this level, setting a tight stop-loss is not a bad idea. The key is—bulls need to hold the previous resistance level and turn it into a new support. Once this level is lost, there will be significant pullback pressure.
For aggressive traders, there are indeed opportunities here, but the prerequisite is strict risk management. Stop-losses should be set tight enough to prevent large adverse movements. BTC’s volatility should never be underestimated, so no matter how you trade, risk management always comes first.