#2026年比特币行情展望 Don't make trading too complicated

Sometimes it really is like that—constantly swinging between bullish and bearish, exhausting your mind. Instead of fighting between your left and right brain, it's better to stick to one direction.

Simplify your trading. It's one thing to lose money when it drops, but losing money when it rises is even more painful. I won't deny that some people are very skilled at trading—they can do short-term, medium-term, and long-term trades, switch between bullish and bearish very quickly, and make money just by buying and selling. But honestly, most of us can't reach that level.

Every day, there are people talking about this direction, that direction—too many and too few, either completely useless or with ulterior motives, trying to fool you into trading nonstop to earn commissions.

The problem with many people is—today they are bullish, tomorrow they are bearish, and with leverage added, it’s like a lawnmower. Up and down, and they get cut. What’s the smartest approach? Be honest and stay still. Lie on the ground, so the sickle can't reach you.

Let's look at $DOGE 's recent performance. From the 0.115 level, it climbed to 0.155, a rise of over 30 points. This rebound was indeed significant. The next step is to wait for a pullback, go long again, and if it breaks below 0.115, cut losses. Still following the old method—divide your chips into 1, 3, and 6 parts for phased deployment.

Then draw a Fibonacci line and place orders at key levels. After that, just wait. Take profits when you can, don't be greedy if you can't. $ETH follows the same logic.

This is the proper way to trade.