The take-profit notifications for this round of market movement have all been sent out. To be honest, the most stable gains have come from Ethereum and APT. Other cryptocurrencies are mostly short-term trades, and the profits are just so-so.



Currently, I am still holding ETH and APT, but both Bitcoin and Ethereum are approaching key resistance levels. Whether they can break through effectively is still uncertain. Plus, macroeconomic data this week may cause volatility. After weighing the options, I decided to lock in profits first, and most of the remaining positions have been sold off.

Honestly, I can't see through this upcoming market phase very clearly. Instead of risking a hard fight, it's better to wait and see, and act only after things become clearer.
ETH-1.85%
APT-3.76%
BTC-0.13%
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pvt_key_collectorvip
· 01-07 01:01
You seem to be really cautious, and the strategy of securing profits definitely makes sense. APT has been quite stable recently, but all those other coins are really exhausting to operate. I can't quite judge the resistance level either, so it's okay to just wait and see for now.
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ForkTonguevip
· 01-07 00:29
Taking profits and securing gains is what I agree with; I'm just worried about missing out on a big move later, haha. ETH and APT are really stable; other short-term coins are just gambling in nature. Your recent operations are quite steady. Wait, can Bitcoin's resistance level really not be broken? I feel there's still a chance. Macro data this week definitely requires caution. I'm also considering reducing my positions. It's not wrong to stay on the sidelines; anyway, the money has already been made, no rush for now.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 01-06 00:59
Rationally taking profits is safer. I share this view. Instead of betting on a breakout of the resistance level, it's better to wait for clearer signals.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 01-05 04:01
The resistance level has also stumped me for a long time. Your move this time is very steady.
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GasWastervip
· 01-05 03:58
honestly the real move here is just sitting tight and watching those pressure levels... can't afford another failed tx trying to time the bottom, you know? already blew enough gwei on that last bridge mess lol
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GasGuzzlervip
· 01-05 03:55
Your idea is solid, much smarter than those who stubbornly hold on. *** APT is really the absolute, I'm also stacking it, ETH is the basic asset. *** If you can't break through the resistance level, you have to run; macro data indeed requires some caution this week. *** By the way, can you really wait for the next opportunity with those you still hold? *** You're right, if you don't understand, don't make random moves; this kind of insight is better than most people. *** Taking profits and cashing out never goes out of style; everything else is just虚的. *** It feels like this wave of market is going to consolidate; you've got a good sense of the rhythm.
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DefiEngineerJackvip
· 01-05 03:51
well, *actually* if you're still holding APT after that recent on-chain activity spike, you might want to run the numbers through formal verification lol. the resistance levels you're citing are empirically solid but tbh the macro volatility angle is where most retail gets liquidated. seen it happen too many times. taking profits is the non-trivial move here, ser.
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