Truly risk-aware investors never go all-in or hold full positions. They treat stop-losses as armor on the battlefield, and long-termism has become an ingrained belief. Market fluctuations are never flaws—they're like a sieve, ruthlessly eliminating those who are impatient or restless, while those who endure the dark times will eventually迎来 their own growth cycle.
From a technical perspective, the four-hour chart pattern is already quite clear. After a rally, the price has been oscillating around the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, with short-term pullbacks completed by doji and small bearish candles, but there has been no significant decline. What does this indicate? Short-term technical pressure indeed exists, but it also confirms that the market has fully shifted to a bullish dominance. Buying momentum continues to strengthen, while the resistance from bears has noticeably weakened, and the market's control firmly rests with the bulls.
Interestingly, many investors still stubbornly adhere to their previous bearish logic, even though the main trend has already turned upward. They insist on going against the trend. The cost of this approach is high—it’s easy to be shaken out and may expose them to additional risks. Therefore, the subsequent trading strategy should be very clear: adopt a bullish mindset as the main approach, patiently wait for short-term pullback opportunities, then selectively enter long positions to ride this wave of行情.
Specific suggestions: Bitcoin can be long around 89,500, targeting 91,000; Ethereum can be long around 2,980, with a target of 3,200.
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-04 02:24
The early shohas have already exited the market. In this wave of market trend, the bulls are indeed in control... But to be honest, I’m starting to get a bit tired of the "bulls are already set" narrative.
Contrarians do feel the pain, but greedy bulls end up the same in the end. As I always say, protecting your position is more important than anything else.
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CommunityLurker
· 01-02 21:52
The analogy of the stop-loss armor is perfect—some people just don't listen and insist on going all in, only to get beaten down by the market.
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HashBard
· 01-02 21:52
ngl the "sieve separating the impatient from the patient" bit hits different... but also lowkey feels like copium when you're bleeding red, y'know?
anyway, those stubborn bears still clinging to their dead thesis are genuinely tragic. like watching someone defend a failed narrative while the market rewrites the whole story around them. the shift's palpable if you squint at the tape right.
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OfflineNewbie
· 01-02 21:51
Going all-in and full margin is outdated; only those who rely on stop-loss to survive can last longer.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-02 21:40
Going all-in on a full position is outdated; those who truly make money are quietly building positions and patiently waiting. That's the difference.
The bears are still stubborn, but the market has already turned... It's their own fault for getting shaken out.
Try buying some BTC at 89,500; this bullish wave definitely has strength.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-02 21:23
Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when it comes time to pull the trigger, your legs are shaking. I'm that fool who gets washed out and then chases back in.
All-in players must be in mental hospitals by now, right? Is there really someone daring enough to go all-in? I truly respect that.
The upper band of the Bollinger Bands keeps oscillating... It sounds intimidating, but it actually just means the battle isn't over yet. Don't be fooled by those candlestick charts.
Friends going against the trend should wake up now. Continuing to stubbornly hold short positions is really risky.
Around 89,500 is definitely worth watching, but I have no idea how much longer this rally can last.
Truly risk-aware investors never go all-in or hold full positions. They treat stop-losses as armor on the battlefield, and long-termism has become an ingrained belief. Market fluctuations are never flaws—they're like a sieve, ruthlessly eliminating those who are impatient or restless, while those who endure the dark times will eventually迎来 their own growth cycle.
From a technical perspective, the four-hour chart pattern is already quite clear. After a rally, the price has been oscillating around the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, with short-term pullbacks completed by doji and small bearish candles, but there has been no significant decline. What does this indicate? Short-term technical pressure indeed exists, but it also confirms that the market has fully shifted to a bullish dominance. Buying momentum continues to strengthen, while the resistance from bears has noticeably weakened, and the market's control firmly rests with the bulls.
Interestingly, many investors still stubbornly adhere to their previous bearish logic, even though the main trend has already turned upward. They insist on going against the trend. The cost of this approach is high—it’s easy to be shaken out and may expose them to additional risks. Therefore, the subsequent trading strategy should be very clear: adopt a bullish mindset as the main approach, patiently wait for short-term pullback opportunities, then selectively enter long positions to ride this wave of行情.
Specific suggestions: Bitcoin can be long around 89,500, targeting 91,000; Ethereum can be long around 2,980, with a target of 3,200.