2025-12-26 18:00:17

#比特币与黄金战争 Currently, it might be a good idea to consider taking half of the chips off the table; locking in profits isn't a bad plan. As for the remaining half, keep holding — see if there's still an opportunity to the downside. How $BTC will move in this wave depends on the subsequent market reaction. A prudent approach is to operate in batches and avoid betting all at once.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 16h ago

It's okay, but I'm already tired of the half-position profit-taking strategy. The key is, when will be the real bottom?

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BloodInStreets

· 18h ago

Half of the bag? I think this is a classic case of "wanting both." The real bottom-fishing opportunity lies in the bloody panic, not in this lukewarm market.

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NFTDreamer

· 22h ago

Ha, it's the same old story of batch operations, but to be honest, it is indeed stable. I'm actually betting that there is still room for further decline... Take half? That still feels too conservative. I've tried batch trading before, and in the end, I just became a master of getting stuck. Locking in profits sounds great, but in reality, it's just fear of missing out on the gains. In this market, who can truly see through it? Rather than overthinking so much, it's better to just hold the coins and sleep.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 12-29 00:43

Taking profits and securing gains, I agree with this move. But the real test is whether we can resist chasing in the second half. Let's wait and see where the bottom is...

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12-26 18:21

The idea of operating in batches sounds reasonable, but very few people actually follow through. Most people are still scared by the volatility and end up either liquidating all their positions at once or going all-in.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 12-26 18:13

I've heard the excuse of "locking in profits" too many times. The key question is, who dares to buy the dip?

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 12-26 18:10

To be honest, this "20/80 rule" sounds stable, but in practice, anyone would get nervous when actually implementing it.

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AirdropHustler

· 12-26 18:06

Tired of the phrase "secure your gains," the real question is who can truly identify the right entry points?

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MissedTheBoat

· 12-26 18:04

Sell in batches? Easy to say, but when it comes to cutting losses, your hands will tremble. --- I've heard this set of arguments too many times; in the end, it still depends on whether your psychological resilience is strong enough. --- It's the same old story, half and half. The key is to ask yourself whether you can really hold on to that remaining half. --- Steady and cautious is fine, but when the market reacts quickly, you really can't wait that long. --- People who talk about selling in batches are mostly those who haven't experienced the greed and losses during a crash. --- That's true, but human nature will betray you when it comes to execution.

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