2025-12-18 01:40:25

#大户持仓动态 The recent market trend remains bearish. From a technical perspective, if it drops, the first line of defense is around 8.5, and the second support level is near 8.4. Currently, the market is oscillating repeatedly, making it easy to be shaken out.

For friends who want to participate, here are some tips: avoid using high leverage to chase the market, and don't over-allocate your positions. In this kind of market, leverage is essentially gambling on luck and can be quickly wiped out during nighttime price swings.

What is a relatively safer strategy? Dollar-cost averaging into spot holdings. Use BNB and BTC for regular investments. This way, you can participate in upward trends without worrying about short-term fluctuations knocking you out. Every pullback is actually an opportunity to add to your position.

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SelfStaking

· 2025-12-20 22:37

Night trading seconds kill is really awesome. I was screwed over like this last time, and I will never touch high leverage again. The dollar-cost averaging suggestion is good, but you need patience. Many people can't hold on for more than a few months. The 8.4 point definitely needs attention, but I am more optimistic about long-term dollar-cost averaging for BTC, BNB can be skipped. Wait, during volatile shakeouts, how to tell if it's a washout or a real drop? Can anyone clarify? That's right, don't fully allocate your position. This lesson is too profound. Dollar-cost averaging into spot is the right way; leverage is just a gambler's game.

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Rugman_Walking

· 2025-12-20 18:33

8.4 If it drops further, I'm definitely doomed. I should have just followed your dollar-cost averaging plan.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-18 02:10

Nighttime market crashes have happened too many times. Now, I just stick to dollar-cost averaging; leverage is really a trap. DCA with BNB and BTC together—I've been using this strategy for a long time, just need to be patient. If it doesn't break below 8.4, it's actually a good opportunity to buy cheap. Don't panic. This kind of volatile market really tests your mindset. High-leverage traders are likely to be forced out. Repeated shakeouts—it's true... those who chased high earlier are now trapped.

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GamefiGreenie

· 2025-12-18 02:09

It's starting to shake again, and this wave is indeed easy to get caught. I bought in at 8.5, and now I regret it so much I feel sick. High leverage is really poison; several friends around me got liquidated overnight and lost everything. DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) is not bad; it's stable, but it's too slow. However, it's much better than chasing the market and trying to time the highs and lows. If it breaks below 8.4, we still need to watch, I feel it might drop further. This kind of volatile market is really annoying; I choose to lie flat. DCA into BTC is reliable, but BNB this quarter is a bit uncertain. Rather than messing around with random trades, just stick to DCA. Bro, your analysis still has some skill, but I just can't understand why some people still go all-in.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2025-12-18 02:09

Nighttime flash sales are really amazing, I was just washed out like this haha I'm tired of dollar-cost averaging, but it's definitely much more reliable than all-in Will it really drop below 8.4? Feels like too many people are trapped Every day talking about the defense line, but in the end, it's still up to the market maker's mood This market is really shaking out the weak hands now

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PessimisticLayer

· 2025-12-18 02:06

Here comes the shakeout again. How likely is it that the bottom will be around 8.4 this time? DCA sounds easy, but how many can really stick to it? I'm the kind of person who loses confidence and panics when the market drops. Leverage is truly a poison; I've seen the horror of being wiped out overnight firsthand. Pairing BNB with BTC for DCA feels more stable, anyway, I can't understand this crazy market in the short term. But to be honest, can the support at 8.5-8.4 hold? It seems like there's still more room to go down.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 2025-12-18 02:04

Talking about leverage and instant kills again, it's a common topic. However, I did take in some insights about dollar-cost averaging, though I'm worried I might not be able to change my habit of chasing gains and selling in panic.

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