My strategy is rather "timid": I adopt a "core position + swing trading" approach.
· Gradually building positions: In the 65K-67K range, I have already increased my holdings to about 50%. After all, the overall trend still sees a rate cut cycle and halving effects, and the risk of missing out is more uncomfortable than the risk of short-term being caught. · Waiting for confirmation: I will firmly wait until the price stabilizes above 70K and pulls back without breaking below before deploying more. Alternatively, if the market "doesn't play fair" and pulls back again near 64K, I will add another position. At this level, the biggest fear is "getting greedy" and going all-in. Better to earn less than to suffer a big loss.
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CoinRoad
· 10h ago
Where you go doesn't matter; what's important is that you go.
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· 10h ago
Good luck and prosperity 🧧
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· 10h ago
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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· 10h ago
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My strategy is rather "timid": I adopt a "core position + swing trading" approach.
· Gradually building positions: In the 65K-67K range, I have already increased my holdings to about 50%. After all, the overall trend still sees a rate cut cycle and halving effects, and the risk of missing out is more uncomfortable than the risk of short-term being caught.
· Waiting for confirmation: I will firmly wait until the price stabilizes above 70K and pulls back without breaking below before deploying more. Alternatively, if the market "doesn't play fair" and pulls back again near 64K, I will add another position.
At this level, the biggest fear is "getting greedy" and going all-in. Better to earn less than to suffer a big loss.