Sharing with everyone over the weekend some recent trading ideas for Bitcoin. Under the premise of maintaining the overall direction, next week focus on 12-hour level short opportunities in the oscillating market — this could be the most worthwhile trading opportunity of the month.
In terms of operation, the same approach applies: you can go long or short on smaller timeframes, but be sure to set proper stop-losses. The key is to observe more and feel more, carefully understand how the 12-hour candlestick operates and where the bearish strength appears. Don’t rush to place orders; market rhythm is very important.
To be honest, the market itself is the best teacher, but the premise is that you need to listen carefully. This "class notes" is a review. During the weekend when you have free time, it’s better to pull out previous losing trades, analyze how you thought at that time, why your judgment was wrong, and identify the vulnerabilities in your trading system so you can truly fix them.
Trading requires a plan, especially for volatile assets like BTC. Participating methodically is far more reliable than following the crowd.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 3h ago
Reviewing is really a thankless task, but not doing it would be a huge loss
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 3h ago
Reviewing and analyzing is the key, but to be honest, how many people can really stick with it?
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GasFeeCrier
· 3h ago
Another short opportunity? I lost a lot last time I heard this...
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 3h ago
Reviewing the strategy is much more reliable than blindly following orders; I have deep experience with this.
That's right, the 12-hour timeframe really needs to be carefully observed.
Stop-loss is really something you can't skimp on; it's a blood and tears lesson.
Understanding the market rhythm takes time to figure out.
Pulling up losing trades to analyze and find the loopholes is more important than anything.
Having a plan is always more comfortable than reckless operations, especially with a volatile beast like BTC.
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SilentObserver
· 4h ago
The 12-hour short opportunity is this, right? Just worried it might be another seemingly perfect trap.
Reviewing trades really hits hard; going through losing trades is a bit painful, but how else to learn from experience?
Stop-loss is like wearing a seatbelt; it can save your life at critical moments.
Sharing with everyone over the weekend some recent trading ideas for Bitcoin. Under the premise of maintaining the overall direction, next week focus on 12-hour level short opportunities in the oscillating market — this could be the most worthwhile trading opportunity of the month.
In terms of operation, the same approach applies: you can go long or short on smaller timeframes, but be sure to set proper stop-losses. The key is to observe more and feel more, carefully understand how the 12-hour candlestick operates and where the bearish strength appears. Don’t rush to place orders; market rhythm is very important.
To be honest, the market itself is the best teacher, but the premise is that you need to listen carefully. This "class notes" is a review. During the weekend when you have free time, it’s better to pull out previous losing trades, analyze how you thought at that time, why your judgment was wrong, and identify the vulnerabilities in your trading system so you can truly fix them.
Trading requires a plan, especially for volatile assets like BTC. Participating methodically is far more reliable than following the crowd.