The trading plan released this morning has now been fully executed, with entries made in four separate rounds. The fourth position has also been successfully added.
Positioning costs are well controlled, with an average price stable around 92,800. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has experienced significant volatility recently, but the overall trend remains worth monitoring.
The recent operational approach is very clear: the first key level to watch is whether 91,800 can hold. If this level is maintained, there is greater potential for upward movement; otherwise, strategic adjustments should be made promptly.
Currently, position management maintains a phased deployment rhythm. The benefit of this approach is that it allows participation in the market while maintaining enough flexibility to respond to market changes. Next, continue observing the market and wait for the next signal.
$BTC's performance remains the market's focus, with every short-term price change potentially bringing new opportunities. Maintain discipline and execute according to plan—that has always been my trading principle.
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ChainPoet
· 01-13 19:50
Entering in batches is stable; the average price of 92,800 is indeed unbeatable.
All four positions are in; this courage is really big.
If 91,800 can't hold, we'll be caught in a trap again later.
Now it's just about whether we can break through the key level.
The strategy of deploying in batches really works; no fear of sudden changes.
Wait a minute, could it be another trap to lure more in...
As long as we can break out this time, that's enough; don't let it pull back again.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-13 19:39
Alright, 92,800 is a decent entry point, but if it drops below 91,800 this time, it would be awkward.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-13 19:36
If 91800 can't hold, I would really laugh to death. This wave is truly risky.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-13 19:34
Hey, can 91800 hold? Feels a bit uncertain this time.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-13 19:34
If 91,800 can't be held, it will be awkward...
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RealYieldWizard
· 01-13 19:26
92,800 is a really stable average price, and the feeling of having all four positions in is just different.
91,800 is truly a life-and-death line; if it breaks, things could get complicated.
You still need to learn the strategy of phased deployment; judging by your trading rhythm, there's really no fault.
How does this wave of BTC feel a bit fake? Let's wait for the signal to appear.
Being cautious is good, but when will this wave finally explode?
Are the technical indicators trustworthy... Sometimes it's really hard to say, but since we're in, let's keep watching.
The trading plan released this morning has now been fully executed, with entries made in four separate rounds. The fourth position has also been successfully added.
Positioning costs are well controlled, with an average price stable around 92,800. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has experienced significant volatility recently, but the overall trend remains worth monitoring.
The recent operational approach is very clear: the first key level to watch is whether 91,800 can hold. If this level is maintained, there is greater potential for upward movement; otherwise, strategic adjustments should be made promptly.
Currently, position management maintains a phased deployment rhythm. The benefit of this approach is that it allows participation in the market while maintaining enough flexibility to respond to market changes. Next, continue observing the market and wait for the next signal.
$BTC's performance remains the market's focus, with every short-term price change potentially bringing new opportunities. Maintain discipline and execute according to plan—that has always been my trading principle.