Recently, Bitcoin has broken out clearly on the four-hour chart, and altcoins are following suit with hype. However, I believe there will be a considerable pullback after this wave of gains. The market outlook for tomorrow is somewhat bearish, so you might consider looking for opportunities to take a short position.
How exactly to operate? It is recommended to enter in batches at the levels of 92758 and 93600. If the price continues to surge towards around 94500, you can moderately add positions to average down, then close the position when the price pulls back to the average cost.
Risk control is a key point—today, if the price drops below 90900 in advance, the previous long positions should be stopped immediately, don’t delay.
How to allocate positions? Use a batching approach of 2%, 3%, 5% to enter. The Bitcoin position should not exceed 10% of the total portfolio (under 100x leverage). The last 5% position is critical; you must wait for the price to pull back near the average cost before making adjustments to add or reduce positions.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-07 11:45
High altitude, huh? I bet this time we break through 94,500 directly.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-04 12:52
Haha, I don't quite understand this operation approach.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 01-04 12:51
Bro, I can't hold back my short position idea this time. Enter at 92758? Come on, those numbers are really "particular."
The high-altitude trade is truly a 50/50 chance, and I estimate there's a 60% probability it'll be over tomorrow.
That 10% risk control is reliable, but most 100x leverage traders haven't survived more than three months.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-04 12:45
High-altitude maneuvers definitely require courage and precision; breaking through 90900 really means you have to run.
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4am_degen
· 01-04 12:37
It's the same old story: entering in batches to average costs. It sounds easy, but it's hard to actually do.
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BuyTheTop
· 01-04 12:32
Listening from high altitude sounds good, but it feels like this time we're going to get hammered down.
Recently, Bitcoin has broken out clearly on the four-hour chart, and altcoins are following suit with hype. However, I believe there will be a considerable pullback after this wave of gains. The market outlook for tomorrow is somewhat bearish, so you might consider looking for opportunities to take a short position.
How exactly to operate? It is recommended to enter in batches at the levels of 92758 and 93600. If the price continues to surge towards around 94500, you can moderately add positions to average down, then close the position when the price pulls back to the average cost.
Risk control is a key point—today, if the price drops below 90900 in advance, the previous long positions should be stopped immediately, don’t delay.
How to allocate positions? Use a batching approach of 2%, 3%, 5% to enter. The Bitcoin position should not exceed 10% of the total portfolio (under 100x leverage). The last 5% position is critical; you must wait for the price to pull back near the average cost before making adjustments to add or reduce positions.