#美联储降息 This round of the market is like a casino showdown— as long as the house wins you once, that's enough, but you need to win several times to get back to break even.
Currently, BTC is showing signs of bottom divergence on the weekly chart, and the halving cycle has not fully released its bullish signals yet. Large funds might consider waiting a bit longer before entering the market. Retail investors should be even more cautious; a safe approach is to secure 80% of your funds, and use the remaining 20% for small experiments—this way, even if you hit a snag, your core capital remains safe. The Fed's rate cut expectations are still fermenting; understanding the overall rhythm before committing real money is a wiser move.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 12-14 03:19
The casino analogy is perfect, it's this feeling—retail investors like us are always destined to be harvested.
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quietly_staking
· 12-14 03:13
80% profit secured is really reliable. I've been using this combination of tactics all along.
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FreeMinter
· 12-14 03:12
The casino analogy is spot on. Retail investors really shouldn't be greedy. Trying 20% is enough; wait until the actual halving market comes before acting.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 12-14 03:08
The 80/20 rule is truly amazing, but I still think it's too conservative... Retail investors should play like this.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-14 03:06
The casino analogy is spot on, but to be honest, retail investors' 20% also needs to be carefully calculated—missing out or getting trapped, which one hurts more?
#美联储降息 This round of the market is like a casino showdown— as long as the house wins you once, that's enough, but you need to win several times to get back to break even.
Currently, BTC is showing signs of bottom divergence on the weekly chart, and the halving cycle has not fully released its bullish signals yet. Large funds might consider waiting a bit longer before entering the market. Retail investors should be even more cautious; a safe approach is to secure 80% of your funds, and use the remaining 20% for small experiments—this way, even if you hit a snag, your core capital remains safe. The Fed's rate cut expectations are still fermenting; understanding the overall rhythm before committing real money is a wiser move.