2026-01-08 14:37:31

Actually, BTC at this price level is a better opportunity to build a position, and I should gradually add to my long positions in stages. I have experienced losses myself — I entered a position too early today, buying at 90254 when the price was still high, and I didn't strictly follow my trading plan. If I encounter a sudden dip later, honestly, I don't have the courage to buy the dip again. I am now especially cautious about risk management, setting the liquidation line at 75000, gradually exiting and reducing positions as the price breaks above a certain point, and ultimately keeping the liquidation price steadily controlled at 70000. Sometimes, the biggest enemy in trading is oneself, especially when swinging between emotions and strategies.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-10 09:12

I understand. Only after losing money to your own emotions do you realize what risk management really means.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 01-09 14:13

90254 are you brave enough to take the risk? Man, your guts are really big. --- Gradually building a position sounds simple, but when it comes to the moment of the dip, you become a fleeing soldier. That's exactly how I am. --- The emotional and strategic swings are very real. Honestly, it's greed acting up. --- The liquidation price is controlled at 70,000, and you still want to reduce your position? By then, you'll definitely be forced to zero out. --- Having suffered losses but still rushing in, I really can't understand this logic. --- Actually, it's just that you haven't decided whether you want to gamble or be stable—an internal contradiction.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 01-09 02:31

The batch bought at 90254 must be feeling a bit uncomfortable now, I’ve done the same thing before.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-08 15:07

lmao classic case of fomo-ing at 90k then preaching about "accumulation phases"... the self-awareness is there but the execution clearly ain't. setting stops at 75k after already bleeding that hard is just coping ngl. market always punishes the ones who talk more than they trade

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ser_ngmi

· 01-08 15:04

90254 Entry? Bro, this wave really got you hyped up. --- Gradually building positions is correct, but honestly, with the market so unstable right now, who dares to buy the dip? --- Setting the liquidation line so tight, it must be very stressful. --- The worst thing is losing your mindset; no matter how well-planned, it’s all useless. --- Instead of stressing over the buy-in price, think about how to survive longer. --- This lesson is deep enough; arguing with yourself is the most exhausting. --- Reduce your positions, learn to cut losses, bro. --- Emotional swings are the real killer, truly. --- Having risk control without execution is just zero.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-08 15:00

Bro, this wave indeed got slapped in the face, but I respect your willingness to admit mistakes. I've also experienced countless times the predicament of "plans can never keep up with changes" [苦笑]

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