#比特币2026年行情展望 $BTC recent trend basically aligns with expectations — a pullback occurred at the neckline around 94400. As for this rebound, don’t overthink it; just aim to reach 95500 in the short term. The real opportunities are still in the 97500 to 98000 range, which is the golden time to re-enter short positions.
Speaking of short-term holdings, I’ve summarized three common pitfalls that lead to losses—avoid them to make money:
👉 When floating profits, the most troublesome question is whether to exit. My approach is straightforward — cut half immediately, and set the remaining position with a break-even stop-loss. Doing so will never lead to regret, truly.
👉 After floating profits for a while, a break-even or trailing stop-loss must be implemented immediately — this is not just a suggestion but a bottom line. Never mistake it for floating loss; that’s real loss.
👉 Don’t be overly superstitious about take-profit targets. The drawn target is just a reference; insisting on closing at that exact point often results in losses. Flexibility and adaptability are the keys.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 11h ago
Ha, it's that same old "cut in half + trailing stop" talk again, I've heard it so many times my ears are calloused. But I have to admit, not being greedy really helps you live longer.
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I bet on the 97500 wave, but I got washed out three times in a row. Now I have a bit of PTSD about such precise entries haha.
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Basically, don't dream of perfectly taking profits at a certain point; the market simply doesn't give you that chance. Learning to accept losses and cut and run is the core competitiveness.
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I've used the trick of taking half of the unrealized gains and running, even though sometimes I miss big moves, at least my sleep quality has significantly improved, worth it.
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Afraid of trouble when setting stop-loss? Then just wait and see how your principal "adapts flexibly" to zero, really, it's not an exaggeration at all.
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MetaNomad
· 11h ago
Sounds reasonable, but I will still follow my own rhythm. Taking profits is easy to talk about but really hard to do.
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WalletDivorcer
· 11h ago
Drawing lines again? 95,500 to 98,000. Can it really stay steady this time, or will it just break out as usual?
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 11h ago
Hmm... it's the same old story, take-profit and stop-loss are classic topics. It's easy to talk about but can lead to heavy losses in practice.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12h ago
Taking profits without stopping is just asking for death, I agree with that, but I think the 95500 level is too conservative.
#比特币2026年行情展望 $BTC recent trend basically aligns with expectations — a pullback occurred at the neckline around 94400. As for this rebound, don’t overthink it; just aim to reach 95500 in the short term. The real opportunities are still in the 97500 to 98000 range, which is the golden time to re-enter short positions.
Speaking of short-term holdings, I’ve summarized three common pitfalls that lead to losses—avoid them to make money:
👉 When floating profits, the most troublesome question is whether to exit. My approach is straightforward — cut half immediately, and set the remaining position with a break-even stop-loss. Doing so will never lead to regret, truly.
👉 After floating profits for a while, a break-even or trailing stop-loss must be implemented immediately — this is not just a suggestion but a bottom line. Never mistake it for floating loss; that’s real loss.
👉 Don’t be overly superstitious about take-profit targets. The drawn target is just a reference; insisting on closing at that exact point often results in losses. Flexibility and adaptability are the keys.