If you followed the real-time strategy this round, you should have made a decent profit. Conservative traders can consider taking profit on half of their position first, and let the rest ride to the second target. Set your stop-loss and let your profits run.
The market is showing exceptional strength today. Logically, the market is pricing in the Fed's rate cut expectations. Any pullback before Thursday this week is a buying opportunity, because once the rate-cut cycle starts, off-chain capital will accelerate inflows.
The window to position for the next wave is approaching. If you want to keep up, start watching for signals now.
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SignatureCollector
· 12h ago
Oh no, here we go again. Every time they say the window is coming soon, but we still have to wait forever.
Will it really take off this time? Honestly, I'm a bit numb to it now.
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LeverageAddict
· 12h ago
Missed the rally again, just watching others' results
Should've been more aggressive, but it's too late to say anything now
When will this rate cut expectation actually materialize? Feels like it's all just talk
Can't keep my cool anymore, watching the charts every day is exhausting
Wait, will there really be capital inflows, or is this just another round of retail getting fleeced?
Not thinking about the target price for now, just want to protect my principal first
Feels like I'm about to miss out again, but still can't manage to get in
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PretendingSerious
· 12h ago
I should have gone all-in last week. Now I’m a bit hesitant to chase the highs.
Wait, hold on, can the rate-cut cycle really drive this rally? Feels like it still depends on the Fed’s stance.
The advice to lock in profits at half position is solid—no greed, no losses.
Wait, is this just hyping me up or is there really an opportunity? I’m a bit confused.
Watch for signals this week, huh? Then I better keep a close eye on the market...
Rate cut expectations are being priced in, but whether the market can handle it when it actually happens is another question.
As someone who’s lying flat, I’ve given up—I'll just watch you guys hustle.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12h ago
Here comes the "harvesting retail investors" argument again. Every time they say the window is closing soon, but it’s always the same old routine.
The Fed hasn't even made a decision yet, and people are already pricing it in. That's quite something.
Anyone following the trend should really reflect on whether they've actually set their stop-losses.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 13h ago
What you earn is yours, and what you lose is too. The key is still to manage risk.
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LiquidationOracle
· 13h ago
Yeah, this rate cut expectation rally is really strong, but I'm still waiting for the second target level.
Feels like the capital hasn't fully entered yet, the main course is still ahead.
#美联储重启降息步伐 $BTC has entered the take-profit range.
If you followed the real-time strategy this round, you should have made a decent profit. Conservative traders can consider taking profit on half of their position first, and let the rest ride to the second target. Set your stop-loss and let your profits run.
The market is showing exceptional strength today. Logically, the market is pricing in the Fed's rate cut expectations. Any pullback before Thursday this week is a buying opportunity, because once the rate-cut cycle starts, off-chain capital will accelerate inflows.
The window to position for the next wave is approaching. If you want to keep up, start watching for signals now.