2026-01-07 01:24:15

BTC this wave of market movement really caught me off guard, and I managed to get on board again. I'm watching this level at the annual moving average; if the rebound faces too much resistance, I might consider shorting again. The key is that the R:R profit ratio is sufficiently attractive—honestly, opportunities like this usually don't come easily, but the risk-reward ratio is right here. If the strong rebound from the annual moving average gets rejected, I will double my position. Everything depends on whether we can effectively break through this resistance zone; otherwise, the bearish outlook remains valid. In the short term, this level is the critical battleground.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-07 01:53

The yearly moving average is indeed a tough barrier, but I really find the double position strategy unsettling... --- If the pressure can't be broken, then continue shorting; this logic is flawless. --- Another risk-reward ratio that's tempting enough, it's getting on my nerves. --- Rebound gets smashed down and doubles immediately? Brother, are you gambling or trading? --- The battle at the yearly moving average position depends on who blinks first. --- R:R ratio data can really be impressive, but in the end, it still comes down to whether it breaks or not. --- Honestly, this position is just a 50-50 gamble. --- Doubling the position, isn't that brave or just courting death? --- Breaking through the yearly moving average is the real signal; betting now is a bit early. --- Not easy to exit such opportunities? So now it's easy?

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RunWithRugs

· 01-07 01:53

The position of the annual line is indeed interesting, with a good R:R ratio, but the risk of being knocked down also needs to be considered.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-07 01:52

On-chain data has been pulled, and at this level on the yearly chart, the concentration of large addresses has sharply increased, which indeed hints at something... But to be fair, R:R is tempting, but it depends on whether the capital flow is a genuine breakout or just a manipulation by the whales. What I fear most is a sudden large transfer out during a rebound, which could trap me and cause losses.

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GasWaster

· 01-07 01:46

The position at the yearly line is indeed interesting, but doubling your position? Are you guys gambling or trading?

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