#美联储重启降息步伐 The first week of December market review is here. $BTC This week captured a 17,200-point volatility range, $ETH and also secured a 920-point range. Don’t just look at the numbers—the weekly volatility was actually quite intense. Bitcoin went through several rounds of thousand-point swings, and Ethereum also saw several hundred points of back-and-forth tug-of-war.
Many short-term trades ended up becoming mid-term holds due to the market rhythm, but as long as the strategy is executed properly, this kind of market environment actually makes it easier to catch big moves. The core logic is simple: strict stop-losses + adding to positions with the trend. The greater the volatility, the more opportunities there are. Of course, different capital sizes require different position management plans—small accounts shouldn’t stubbornly hold on, and large accounts shouldn’t recklessly chase.
The key to steady daily profits isn’t about exiting every trade perfectly, but about keeping a positive overall risk-reward ratio. The market is always volatile; strategy is the real moat.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12-07 21:36
Stop-loss for survival first
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TokenSherpa
· 12-06 15:20
Volatility is an opportunity to make profits.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-06 15:16
Stop loss after stop loss, my true love
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 12-06 15:12
The market repeatedly tests human nature.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-06 15:01
Stability and steady progress are the true keys to success.
#美联储重启降息步伐 The first week of December market review is here. $BTC This week captured a 17,200-point volatility range, $ETH and also secured a 920-point range. Don’t just look at the numbers—the weekly volatility was actually quite intense. Bitcoin went through several rounds of thousand-point swings, and Ethereum also saw several hundred points of back-and-forth tug-of-war.
Many short-term trades ended up becoming mid-term holds due to the market rhythm, but as long as the strategy is executed properly, this kind of market environment actually makes it easier to catch big moves. The core logic is simple: strict stop-losses + adding to positions with the trend. The greater the volatility, the more opportunities there are. Of course, different capital sizes require different position management plans—small accounts shouldn’t stubbornly hold on, and large accounts shouldn’t recklessly chase.
The key to steady daily profits isn’t about exiting every trade perfectly, but about keeping a positive overall risk-reward ratio. The market is always volatile; strategy is the real moat.