#BTC资金流动性 Recently, this wave has started to test downwards again. To be honest, the market has always been stuck at a certain position, sideways under pressure, and I haven't seen any particularly clear breakout signals.



Rather than stubbornly waiting for a rebound, it’s better to take the initiative — I’ve secured half of my profits. I’ll continue to hold the remaining position, leaving some profit margin to test the trend. This way, the psychological pressure is less, and if it continues to dive, I can still withstand it.

Liquidity is indeed a bottleneck. Large funds have no obvious directional willingness to enter the market, and retail investors are also observing. It's still the old saying: risk comes first, the market will always be there, so there's no need to rush to catch this train. What do you all think? Should we continue to hold or cash out a portion first?
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GateUser-40edb63bvip
· 3h ago
Half-position exit, I'm familiar with this trap, but there really isn't much certainty in this wave.
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 3h ago
Selling half is indeed smart, I also use this trap, but I think it also depends on individual risk tolerance.
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BlockDetectivevip
· 3h ago
Exiting with half a position is still a steady operation. Anyway, with the market like this, hoping for a big pump is just dreaming. --- This is how liquidity dries up; Large Investors are just watching, and it's meaningless for retail investors to follow suit. It's smarter to preserve profit space. --- You're right, prioritizing risk is always correct. Running with a small profit is definitely more comfortable than going all in and getting trapped. --- Sideways markets are the most annoying. If you can't see the direction, it's better to just take a break; there's no need to gamble here. --- I think the same. Locking in profits with half a position, and the rest can be treated as practice. It feels much easier that way. --- Wait, if big money isn’t moving, what does that mean? Are they not ready yet, or have they already dumped? --- This wave really has no opportunities. Rather than holding on, it’s better to protect the capital first; after all, there will be plenty of opportunities.
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AirdropLickervip
· 3h ago
It's right to exit with half a position, I did the same. There really isn't much room for operation in a sideways market.
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MEVvictimvip
· 3h ago
Half position rug pull this move is indeed stable, much better than those who stubbornly hold on. Sideways for so long indicates that Large Investors are also conflicted, those who are clear-headed should reduce position. Liquidity is this poor, I'm also considering to lock in profits. Rather than betting on direction, it’s better to preserve the principal, there really aren’t any opportunities this time. Cash out half and sleep well, the rest is just for fun.
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 3h ago
Hey, running half-position is really smart, I did the same thing, now just waiting to watch the show.
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MEVHuntervip
· 3h ago
Liquidity is tight, and I haven’t seen any clear signals from Large Investors in the mempool. I respect your approach of taking half the position off the table – it's much better than those who just hold on, really.
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