2025-12-23 03:33:10

The recent trend of BTC has indeed provided a lot of opportunities. I opened a long order with my fren at the position of 88500, with the psychological expectation to do Margin Replenishment in batches around 87200 to lower the cost, and set the stop loss at the line of 86800.

To be honest, the current market signals are still quite clear. On the four-hour chart, the downtrend line that started from the high point has been effectively broken, and the key is that when it pulled back to this trend line, a nice rebound was formed. This kind of confirmation after breaking the position is usually a worthwhile participation point for speculation.

The short-term goal is to see if we can hold above the integer level of 92000. If the breakout goes smoothly, we will continue to look towards 94500. This rhythm is still favorable for the current long order.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 8h ago

88500 long position? Bro, your guts are really big. I just watch you all gamble. --- 92000 can't stop it? What to do then, I can't learn this mindset. --- Breaking the level and then retesting—I've lost quite a bit listening to this theory, but this time it’s actually a bit interesting. --- 86800 stop-loss line is a bit tight, feels a little dangerous. --- Lowering the cost sounds simple, but in practice, it's all tears. --- 94500? Let it stabilize above 92000 first, don’t get your hopes too high. --- I never trust four-hour signals; they’re all after-the-fact armchair generals. --- Trading long positions with friends, celebrating the wins together, complaining together when losing, right? --- If this rhythm is advantageous, you'll see where the profit is once it drops to 86800. --- When sharing such orders, nine out of ten get stopped out. I advise you to be cautious.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 12h ago

88500 the guts are really big, I wouldn't dare to chase longs at this height --- Can 92000 hold steady? Seems like we need to wait for evening data --- I've heard this theory of breaking down and retesting too many times; still, I prefer to wait for 5-minute confirmation before acting --- The stop-loss set at 86800 is quite reasonable, unlike some friends who go all-in --- 94500 is probably a dream price level; it's a bit early to say that now --- This four-hour wave is indeed clear, but I don't trust round number levels --- I've used the tactic of lowering costs before, but in the end, it just keeps falling more and more --- Why does it feel like the same logic as last week's analysis, but the result is a slap in the face --- I'm skeptical about adding positions at 87200; it might just break straight through

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SandwichVictim

· 12-23 04:11

Entering at 88500, I have a good feeling about this rhythm, but I'm afraid it might just be another false breakouts.

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BearEatsAll

· 12-23 04:10

Bought in at 88500, my fren is also building a position nearby, now looks like we have to continue to buy the dip. That hurdle at 92000 is indeed a bit stuck, just afraid it won't break. I've heard the logic of breaking and retesting too many times, but this time the four-hour chart does seem a bit interesting. That stop loss line at 86800, hope it doesn't get touched... 94500 sounds a bit far, let's see how 92000 moves first. This wave of long positions does have a better rhythm than before, but I'm still a bit hesitant. Lowering the cost with this method, if the bet is right it's great, if wrong it's a bloodbath, just waiting to see how BTC performs next.

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mev_me_maybe

· 12-23 03:54

Going in at 88500 and still willing to replenish, that's some real guts haha --- If it can stay above 92000, it'll be a big profit, but I still think that 87200 position is precarious --- I've heard this saying about confirming a retest after breaking the level many times, let's see if it can really break out this time --- Stop loss at 86800 feels a bit tight, what if a long wick candle comes and it's GG --- Integer levels are all traps, I bet it can't push up --- This wave of long positions does have a rhythm, but it feels like the favourable information has all been priced in --- Replenishing margin to average down sounds easy, but how much inner strength does it take to actually do it? --- 94500 is too far away, let's see if we can make it to 92000 first haha --- Clear market signals? It looks like a tangled mess to me, maybe I'm just too inexperienced.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 12-23 03:46

How is the long order entered at 88500 doing now? Are there unrealized gains?

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GasGuru

· 12-23 03:42

Opening a long order at 88500 is a bit daring, let's keep an eye on it. --- I agree with this logic of breaking and retesting, but whether 92000 can hold is the key. --- Margin replenishment to average down depends on luck; if it falls to 86800, it could get liquidated directly. --- 94500 is the dream price level, let's first follow if there are any new developments recently. --- This signal on the four-hour chart is indeed clear, but I'm still too timid to chase it. --- Friends in the circle have already started to cut losses, and you still need to hold on to this long order. --- Can the stop loss at 86800 hold? Is your psychological barrier strong enough? --- Integer levels have always been traps, 92000 may not be better.

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