2025-12-25 09:10:15

#比特币流动性 Trading markets are everywhere filled with warnings like "Trading involves risk," but few people really take it seriously. Many see their accounts shrinking due to full positions, heavy holdings, and frequent daily trades, causing early plans to fall apart. My personal experience is that risk control must come first, mindset second, and strategies and skills later. As long as the principal is protected, there’s a chance to make money; otherwise, all talk is meaningless.

Recently, the precious metals market has stirred up some activity. Before Christmas, gold and silver prices jumped from historical highs, entering a correction phase, and many took the opportunity to cash out. This is a typical high-level oscillation; don’t interpret it as a trend reversal. From the perspective of risk aversion and chart patterns, gold and silver still stand at high levels, but the market atmosphere of "fear of missing out" is very strong, with many rushing to chase the highs, fearing to miss this wave of行情.

Here, I want to remind friends who have recently joined the long side: stay alert. Playing with fire barehanded often leads to injuries.

What’s next? Looking at the daily K-line, the large bullish candles are still exerting strength, but yesterday’s candle bottom dragged a long shadow, indicating the bulls haven’t reversed, though the momentum has indeed weakened a bit. The market may enter a sideways consolidation phase before another surge.

On the hourly chart, the upward structure remains intact, with higher highs and higher lows step by step. After breaking through 4525, there was a pullback, but overall, it’s still within a bullish pattern. My advice is not to chase the high; wait patiently for the correction to complete before entering long positions. The level around 4448 can be used as a reference for a second bullish entry.

Gold trading idea: consider going long around 4448, with a stop loss of 35 points, targeting the range of 4488-4500.

Trading is never about luck. Precise analysis combined with disciplined execution is essential. If you’re still stuck in a loss cycle and want to find a way out, or aim for steady trading, feel free to chat. $BTC $ETH $SOL

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TokenomicsPolice

· 3h ago

All-in traders are gamblers, that's what I mean.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 6h ago

The group of people who are fully invested really need to wake up. Chasing highs every day ends up eating dirt. Chasing highs, chasing highs, and in the end, you become the high-level bagholder. Losing your principal, everything else is nonsense. That’s not wrong. The most harmful thing is the mentality of fearing missing out. It’s truly tragic when a bunch of people rush in. I’ve noted the 4448 level, we’ll see after the adjustment. Watching K-line charts every day, yet still can't make money. Haha. Hearing "risk control first" so many times, but few actually do it. Consolidation and energy accumulation sound like waiting forever again. Getting hurt playing with fire barehanded is common, but some still insist on trying. Stop loss of 35 points? That sounds tight.

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TerraNeverForget

· 6h ago

Are friends who are fully invested trembling now? Chasing highs with bad intentions, you still need to protect your principal. The 4448 level is indeed worth waiting for, no need to rush. Fearing missing out is the easiest way to fall into a trap, honestly. A long upper shadow has appeared, the bulls are indeed a bit weak. The sideways consolidation phase is for resting, not for all-in. I agree that risk control comes first; you'll understand after losing money. This wave of gold price plunging from historical highs, we must respect the market. Not chasing highs can really help you live longer, that's how I do it.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 6h ago

Full-position players crying in the bathroom, this is reality Another rant about risk control being the top priority. I've heard it a hundred times, but some still go all in Fearing missing out is really the biggest problem in trading. It feels great to chase highs, but losing money hurts the most I've noted the 4448 level, let's see if this wave can be copied to the end Careful analysis + disciplined execution sounds good in theory, but when it comes to execution, everything is forgotten

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LowCapGemHunter

· 7h ago

People who are fully invested have already been wiped out, those chasing the high are even worse off, and they have to wait for a pullback before acting.

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