2026-01-14 07:31:45

#Strategy加仓BTC Today's market pattern is the same as usual, fluctuating repeatedly at low levels. Brother Zhang's rhythm remains steady; he entered at the 4613 level and decisively exited at 4634, securing a steady 20-point profit.

This round of operation mainly focused on the linkage of $ETH, $BNB, and $XRP, with swing trading opportunities still available. The key is to stick to the rhythm and not be greedy. The market is like this now; it will give you opportunities but can also bite back easily. Knowing when to take profits is always the right move.

BTC3,31%

ETH4,49%

BNB0,46%

XRP1,47%

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DAOdreamer

· 10h ago

Brother Zhang, your technique is indeed solid. Taking 20 points and then running is much better than my foolish all-in daily. Repeated fluctuations at low levels are standard operations; the key is to keep an eye on the linkage rhythm between ETH and BNB. The saying "Take profits when the time is right" is so true. I only realized it after losing a few times due to greed. There are indeed still opportunities for swing trading, but I'm afraid my itchy hands will start making reckless moves again. This market really gives you the chance to eat some meat but also the chance to be bitten back. It tests your mentality. Stick to the rhythm and don't be greedy. It's easy to say but hard to do, everyone.

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NFTDreamer

· 10h ago

Brother Zhang, your technique is indeed steady, but I always can't hold on. When it hits twenty points, I want to run haha --- Repeated oscillations at low levels are getting boring. I still need to find my own rhythm --- I need to get a tattoo of "Take profits when it's good," I keep being greedy and getting blown up --- ETH, BNB, XRP linkage looks good, just worried about going in the wrong direction --- Enter at 4613, exit at 4634. This move is textbook, learn from it --- There are swing trading opportunities, it just depends on whether you're willing to be bold. I definitely missed it again --- Market backlash is unavoidable; you can only take it easy yourself --- Stable income is more attractive than getting rich overnight, but I just can't change my greedy habit --- Maintaining rhythm is the hardest, every time I try to take a few more points, I end up crashing --- This move was really decisive, unlike my indecisiveness and hesitation

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SandwichTrader

· 10h ago

Brother Zhang, your technique is really steady. You dare to make a decisive move with just two ten-percent points. I'm still hesitating.

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GweiWatcher

· 10h ago

Brother Zhang, securing these 20 points steadily, I was still hesitating whether to enter or not, and as a result, I missed out again. --- I'm also watching the correlation between ETH, BNB, and XRP, just always wanting to grab a few more points, and then getting bitten back haha. --- It's easy to say "take profits when the time is right," but when it actually hits the take-profit level, you start thinking about whether to wait a bit longer, and in the end, you end up losing the previous gains. --- From 4613 to 4634, this rhythm is indeed steady. I need to learn how not to be greedy. --- Repeated oscillations at low levels are indeed easy to get caught in. You still need to stick to your plan, or the market will really teach you a harsh lesson. --- Brother Zhang's swing trading still has a set of skills; I just lack that kind of discipline. Always wanting to go all-in, but ending up losing everything. --- I really have to admit, the market's temper is something else. Opportunities and traps are just a point apart, greed for one second and it reverses. --- Securing 20 points steadily is much better than me chasing highs and killing lows every day haha.

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