The 55-day moving average has already effectively broken through, and this signal is very clear — the overall trend is in place, so going long is no problem. Between 4376 and 4426, if you pick the right asset, you can indeed comfortably sit back and win.
The key is "picking the right asset." Only coins that have experienced 2 to 3 months of continuous correction and have now formed a bottom pattern are worth acting on. Those that haven't corrected or have been stuck at the bottom for a long time with no movement, better not to touch.
Back to position sizing. The 23% sold today can be flexibly re-entered later. If tomorrow shows a decent bearish candle, just buy back at the close — no need to hesitate.
Leverage is a lot more strict. I only consider it when the 60-minute chart pulls back to the 55 line; otherwise, I give up on this opportunity. Honestly, adding leverage is not a good habit to begin with, so there's no need to gamble on this one.
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ZenChainWalker
· 3h ago
Picking the right asset is really too difficult, I've stepped into so many pits... A 23% position is a bit aggressive, what if there's a crash tomorrow?
I won't say it outright, lying flat and winning is the most comfortable, just worried about choosing the wrong coin.
Well said, adding leverage is basically asking for death, I’d rather be more cautious.
Only leverage when the price hits the 55-line, this guy is really cautious, I’ve learned from him.
Only coins that show a bottom pattern are safe to touch, that's a hard rule, otherwise it's just gambling.
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DeFiChef
· 5h ago
Getting the right asset is really crucial. Too many people die on coins they shouldn't touch, wasting their bullets.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 23h ago
Picking the right assets is the real deal; everything else is just fake. Those worthless coins I haven't sold off are still trapping me...
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-29 09:51
the alchemy here is picking the right sacrifice... those coins that've been through the crucible for 2-3 months? *chef's kiss* that's where the transmutation happens. everything else is just noise in the dark pools.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12-29 09:51
Picking the right assets is really the key to this game; otherwise, even a good trend is useless.
Bro, I’ve learned this 23% rhythm, and this wave is indeed a bit steady.
Leverage is better to forget about; it's easy to get into trouble.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12-29 09:50
Getting the right asset class is correct, but I'm worried that most people simply can't tell what's right...
Lying back and winning sounds comfortable, but daring to throw out 23% directly, the mindset is really steady.
As for adding leverage, I do agree; it's basically gambler behavior, no need for it.
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0xSoulless
· 12-29 09:47
Lying down to win? It's easy to say when choosing the right asset, but in actual operation, the newbies have already been harvested.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 12-29 09:29
55-day moving average breakout? How long has it been since the last time we said that? According to the database, this argument seems to have appeared repeatedly, kind of like a project team promising something, just with a different technical analysis framework.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 12-29 09:27
Picking the right assets is the key, and that's how I do it too. I've fallen into too many traps before, so now I only watch for those bottom rebounds, and ignore the rest directly.
The 55-day moving average has already effectively broken through, and this signal is very clear — the overall trend is in place, so going long is no problem. Between 4376 and 4426, if you pick the right asset, you can indeed comfortably sit back and win.
The key is "picking the right asset." Only coins that have experienced 2 to 3 months of continuous correction and have now formed a bottom pattern are worth acting on. Those that haven't corrected or have been stuck at the bottom for a long time with no movement, better not to touch.
Back to position sizing. The 23% sold today can be flexibly re-entered later. If tomorrow shows a decent bearish candle, just buy back at the close — no need to hesitate.
Leverage is a lot more strict. I only consider it when the 60-minute chart pulls back to the 55 line; otherwise, I give up on this opportunity. Honestly, adding leverage is not a good habit to begin with, so there's no need to gamble on this one.