The smarter move? Stop obsessing over picking the exact price level. Instead, stack positions across multiple adjacent ranges and hit different entry points simultaneously. That way you're not betting on which specific zone will trigger—you're asking yourself the real question: can I efficiently cover the most likely outcomes without overpaying? It's about optimizing your risk-reward equation, not hunting for that one perfect entry that probably never comes anyway.
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zkNoob
· 01-11 23:07
Honestly, chasing the perfect entry point is really just a battle with oneself. The strategy of dollar-cost averaging really works.
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PanicSeller69
· 01-11 22:59
To be honest, this set of theories sounds good, but in practice, most people will still regret it later.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-11 22:47
Bro, you're not wrong. Pursuing the perfect entry point is really just inviting trouble.
The smarter move? Stop obsessing over picking the exact price level. Instead, stack positions across multiple adjacent ranges and hit different entry points simultaneously. That way you're not betting on which specific zone will trigger—you're asking yourself the real question: can I efficiently cover the most likely outcomes without overpaying? It's about optimizing your risk-reward equation, not hunting for that one perfect entry that probably never comes anyway.