#比特币与黄金战争 Positions should be taken with rhythm; for stable projects, consider scaling in with small positions in batches.
Yesterday's market was truly fierce—Bitcoin and Ethereum repeatedly fluctuated in a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and if I weren’t optimistic about the future, this oscillation would have cost a lot. Market sentiment was extremely turbulent.
Ultimately, today’s options expiration, which reached a record high in scale, was essentially driven by funds preemptively boosting market expectations during the strong rally earlier. Such times are easy to be led by emotions.
What’s the plan for the next steps? To catch key market turning points and avoid losing principal to volatility, you need to stay alert to macro signals. Especially with coins like $ETH, $ZEC, and $BEAT, it’s even more important to have a strategic approach. The biggest risk in trading is following the crowd; finding your own rhythm is the key.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 18h ago
Staggered small positions sound easy in theory, but when the market hits, it's still easy to get eaten up.
It's that time again—funds hype up expectations and then cut the leeks, a classic trick I've seen too many times.
ETH has been messing with my mindset these days; I feel like the rhythm has been completely disrupted by the market.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-28 06:37
Gradually taking small positions is indeed a safe strategy; I'm just worried that a shaky hand might cause me to go all in again.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 12-27 19:24
According to the database, another wave of "finding the rhythm" promises has fermented... How long has it been since the last advice to split and lighten positions?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-27 19:20
It's the season of following the trend again, to put it bluntly, it's just waiting to be cut
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Token_Sherpa
· 12-26 09:50
nah the "find your rhythm" talk is just survivorship bias dressed up fancy... most retail gets liquidated anyway tbh
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WenMoon42
· 12-26 09:47
It's the same approach again. Listening to small batches repeatedly has worn out my ears. The question is, how to divide them?
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rugged_again
· 12-26 09:44
Once again, I've been harvested. Gradually reducing my position sounds good, but I still prefer to go all in haha
That move yesterday was really intense, another round of chopping onions, I feel like I'm still a step behind in the rhythm.
Dipping in small amounts in batches sounds good, but my execution is lacking... ETH still needs to be held.
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-26 09:26
To be honest, yesterday's wave was really a melee battle, and I didn't adjust my mindset properly, resulting in a direct heavy loss.
Here comes another round of the old trick "funds speculating on expectations," always cutting the leeks like this.
But to be fair, building positions in batches is indeed a solid strategy. I'm also adding to $ETH step by step, just to withstand this wave of noise.
#比特币与黄金战争 Positions should be taken with rhythm; for stable projects, consider scaling in with small positions in batches.
Yesterday's market was truly fierce—Bitcoin and Ethereum repeatedly fluctuated in a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and if I weren’t optimistic about the future, this oscillation would have cost a lot. Market sentiment was extremely turbulent.
Ultimately, today’s options expiration, which reached a record high in scale, was essentially driven by funds preemptively boosting market expectations during the strong rally earlier. Such times are easy to be led by emotions.
What’s the plan for the next steps? To catch key market turning points and avoid losing principal to volatility, you need to stay alert to macro signals. Especially with coins like $ETH, $ZEC, and $BEAT, it’s even more important to have a strategic approach. The biggest risk in trading is following the crowd; finding your own rhythm is the key.