2026-01-04 05:30:14

#数字资产动态追踪 Everyone, let's talk about $BNB 's short-term trend.

Currently, the bearish signals are quite clear, and you might consider entering short positions in the 890-897 range. Specifically, the first target is 882; once the price reaches this level, you can take some profits off the table. The second target is 874, aiming to maximize gains.

The most critical part here is risk management—setting a proper stop-loss is essential. Once the price breaks through the predefined key level, you must cut losses decisively to prevent further losses. This kind of short-term trading requires quick reactions, as market changes happen fast and real-time monitoring is necessary. If you have questions, you can consult Sheng Ge for a detailed discussion of the strategy.

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SandwichVictim

· 01-07 00:24

I already took the short positions from 890-897 long ago. Now I just hope it can hold until 882. I'm a bit uncertain right now.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-04 05:55

890 Time to make a move, just set your stop-loss and don't get emotional, you'll make money --- Short-term trading is too risky, I prefer holding coins and sleeping --- Is that point at 882 reliable? Has it been backtested historically? --- Follow in real-time? Bro, I don't have time to watch the market during the day, long-term holding is more comfortable --- I've tried this logic before, but it's easy to be soft-hearted when setting stop-losses --- Is 874 a bit too greedy? I think it should have been sold at 882 --- It seems somewhat reasonable, but I don't know if the market will cooperate --- Risk control is indeed the core; many people have died because they didn't set stop-losses --- The short-term bearish signal for BNB is indeed obvious, but those who enter at this time often get trapped --- Why not leverage up and make a move? With small funds, the gains are minimal

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ShadowStaker

· 01-04 05:52

nah the whole "precise entry points" thing always feels like hindsight bias dressed up as analysis... what happens when liquidity just evaporates mid-move tbh

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-04 05:48

I'm actually a bit tempted by the 890-897 level, but I haven't got any bullets left these days haha --- Risk control is spot on; I used to not set stop-losses and lost everything in one shot --- Short-term trading really requires minute-level analysis; I just can't keep up with the rhythm --- Can 874 be reached? It feels a bit uncertain --- Again, communicating with Brother哥; I know your routine too well --- Is the short signal obvious? I still see signs of a rebound --- Try small trades first; anyway, I can't make big money but I won't lose too much

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-04 05:33

890-897 Shorting? Brother Sheng, you’re quite confident about this move, but short-term trading is basically gambling, and you must stick to your stop-loss. BNB has been quite volatile lately, honestly I don’t dare to touch it. Risk control is on point, but I worry about human weakness—if a pullback really happens, people will still hold their positions. The levels at 882 and 874 are a bit close—should we leave more room? Short-term traders are like this—markets can turn in a second, it’s exhausting. Around 880, it feels like there’s quite a bit of pressure; we need to see if it breaks through or not. Instead of shorting, it’s better to wait for a clearer signal; right now, it’s still a bit vague. Take this analysis as a reference; in the end, you still need to judge whether you can accept the risk.

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