The CPI data will be released tonight at 9:30, and currently BTC is oscillating within the range. Every move in the market is crucial, especially during this data-driven moment.
The long position in BTC I hold is established at 89,500, with an unrealized profit of 3,000 points. On the ETH side, I also have a long position at 3,056, with an unrealized profit of 80 points. It may not sound like a lot, but the logic behind it is what truly matters.
Many traders start betting on rise or fall just before the market explodes, which is essentially no different from gambling. True traders are never armchair strategists after the fact; they think through all possibilities in advance. You don't need to predict the exact direction 100%, but you must have a plan for every possible outcome.
The entry prices of these two long positions are right on the tip of the lowest support level — this is not a coincidence but the result of prior planning. Now, for all floating profits, stop-losses can be set directly at the cost basis. If the CPI data is released and the market drops, breaking through support, you can immediately close the longs and open shorts, still making a profit. Conversely, if the data is favorable and the market rises, these two longs will simply benefit.
The brilliance of trading lies here — always see one step ahead of others, and you can fish steadily.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 23h ago
The long position entered at 89,500 is indeed aggressive. Now it's all about the CPI trigger—either take off or reverse and short. Now that's what I call a real Plan B.
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MerkleDreamer
· 23h ago
Hey, that's the difference. Having a plan or not makes a real difference. I'm interested.
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ValidatorViking
· 01-13 13:40
nah this is just vanilla risk management wrapped in flowery language... the real validators built their stacks through protocol resilience not timing data dumps lmao
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BridgeNomad
· 01-13 13:35
ngl, this support level setup reminds me of liquidity fragmentation disasters i've seen before. one bad data dump and your optimal routing falls apart. stay vigilant on those slippage tolerances during the CPI cascade—seen too many "perfect positions" get liquidated in seconds. trust assumptions matter more than the pnl numbers here.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-13 13:33
Hey, Reverse Indicator Brother, your move is really on the edge of a needle, I respect that.
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GasWrangler
· 01-13 13:33
tbh the whole "anticipate every scenario" thing is just mathematically superior risk management, not rocket science. most traders are just gambling with worse odds than actual casinos lol
The CPI data will be released tonight at 9:30, and currently BTC is oscillating within the range. Every move in the market is crucial, especially during this data-driven moment.
The long position in BTC I hold is established at 89,500, with an unrealized profit of 3,000 points. On the ETH side, I also have a long position at 3,056, with an unrealized profit of 80 points. It may not sound like a lot, but the logic behind it is what truly matters.
Many traders start betting on rise or fall just before the market explodes, which is essentially no different from gambling. True traders are never armchair strategists after the fact; they think through all possibilities in advance. You don't need to predict the exact direction 100%, but you must have a plan for every possible outcome.
The entry prices of these two long positions are right on the tip of the lowest support level — this is not a coincidence but the result of prior planning. Now, for all floating profits, stop-losses can be set directly at the cost basis. If the CPI data is released and the market drops, breaking through support, you can immediately close the longs and open shorts, still making a profit. Conversely, if the data is favorable and the market rises, these two longs will simply benefit.
The brilliance of trading lies here — always see one step ahead of others, and you can fish steadily.