On the left side, you should be more cautious, making tentative positions and building your position gradually, always remember to set stop-losses. This is not being timid; it’s a sign of respecting market uncertainty. Many people like to go all-in immediately, only to face a reverse breakout and see their accounts plummet.
The right side is the opportunity to add positions. After confirming the direction, add gradually in batches. This approach can reduce overall costs and prevent getting trapped. Don’t be greedy when taking profits; set multiple exit points and reduce positions step by step to secure gains.
Simply put, follow the trend. Don’t let subjective judgments control you; let the market speak. Candlestick patterns, volume changes, support and resistance levels—these are the real signals. The market’s power will give you the answer; just observe carefully.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 12-11 15:54
Trying to build positions really saved me many times; friends who went all-in are now just eating dirt.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 12-11 15:50
People who go all-in are probably all broke now; it's still best to follow the market trends.
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MelonField
· 12-11 15:49
That whole strategy of going all-in should have been thrown in the trash long ago. Only when someone gets wrecked do they finally wake up.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 12-11 15:44
Everyone who went all-in is now regretting it; taking it in stages is the true way to go.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 12-11 15:36
Testing the build-up strategy is indeed a common topic, but can anyone really do it?
#加密生态动态追踪 Entry logic is crucial.
On the left side, you should be more cautious, making tentative positions and building your position gradually, always remember to set stop-losses. This is not being timid; it’s a sign of respecting market uncertainty. Many people like to go all-in immediately, only to face a reverse breakout and see their accounts plummet.
The right side is the opportunity to add positions. After confirming the direction, add gradually in batches. This approach can reduce overall costs and prevent getting trapped. Don’t be greedy when taking profits; set multiple exit points and reduce positions step by step to secure gains.
Simply put, follow the trend. Don’t let subjective judgments control you; let the market speak. Candlestick patterns, volume changes, support and resistance levels—these are the real signals. The market’s power will give you the answer; just observe carefully.