#密码资产动态追踪 $BTC Wake up and see, Bitcoin has finally broken through. The 94500 resistance level has been stuck for a long time, and now it has broken. I analyzed before that as long as it breaks through this consolidation zone, the opportunity for long positions will come. However, breaking through is just a collapse; rushing up without a plan is meaningless—wait for a pullback to confirm, only then will it be stable. After enduring for so long, these few days are not a big deal. The biggest risk in the market is the itch to trade, not being able to see the pattern clearly and not taking action; never place an order without a stop-loss—that's the bottom line. If you follow my advice, you can learn these things: how to manage orders, how to allocate positions, how to control risks. That’s the secret to surviving and leaving the market alive. Keep at it every day, and the gains will come naturally.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 8h ago
Itching hands really is a trader's killer, so true.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 10h ago
Breakouts lead to crashes; I've seen this pattern too many times, haha.
People with itchy hands have already been liquidated; what they said is right.
Wait for the pullback to get on board; this is what it means to be alive.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 10h ago
94500 has been broken, but how likely is it to be pushed back up when looking at hourly statistics... Let's wait a bit longer.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 10h ago
The itch is back, gotta quit
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Breaking 94500, just break it, no rush to get in, brother
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This guy is right, only patience makes money
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Re-enter after a pullback, or else you'll get smashed again
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Stop-loss is truly a lifesaver, can't live without it
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Always listening to analysis, always getting itchy, I am the opposite example
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Position management sounds easy, but in practice it's extremely difficult
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Wait, wait, wait, this is the rhythm of those who make money
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I've seen many breakouts get smashed, will this time be the same?
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Without a stop-loss order, it should be terminated, I agree with this bottom line
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RugPullSurvivor
· 10h ago
Still using that same excuse, how many times have I heard this move of confirming on a pullback?
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 10h ago
A itchy hand is a fatal weakness; brother, your words hit the mark.
#密码资产动态追踪 $BTC Wake up and see, Bitcoin has finally broken through. The 94500 resistance level has been stuck for a long time, and now it has broken. I analyzed before that as long as it breaks through this consolidation zone, the opportunity for long positions will come. However, breaking through is just a collapse; rushing up without a plan is meaningless—wait for a pullback to confirm, only then will it be stable. After enduring for so long, these few days are not a big deal. The biggest risk in the market is the itch to trade, not being able to see the pattern clearly and not taking action; never place an order without a stop-loss—that's the bottom line. If you follow my advice, you can learn these things: how to manage orders, how to allocate positions, how to control risks. That’s the secret to surviving and leaving the market alive. Keep at it every day, and the gains will come naturally.