2026-01-20 05:00:49

#Strategy加仓BTC Last week's trading summary: Key levels were mostly well grasped, and when it was time to take profits, I did so.

There are inevitably some small pullbacks in the market, but those are normal rhythms and don't affect the overall strategy. Some people always get their mentality shattered by these fluctuations, but there's really no need.

The core of trend-following trading is here—$BTC $ETH $BNB and other mainstream coins, as long as the direction is judged correctly and execution is error-free, profits will naturally follow. Don't think about going all-in at once; stagger your entries and take profits in stages. This is the way to stay alive and make money. Many failures in operation are ultimately not due to misreading the market but because of poor psychological preparation and poor position management.

BTC-3,72%

ETH-7,15%

BNB-5,5%

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pvt_key_collector

· 21h ago

You're right, but execution is the real test. Batch processing is truly a lifeline; greed can ruin everything in an instant. Mindset is something that's easy to talk about but hard to practice.

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quietly_staking

· 21h ago

Tsk, you're right, most people just can't get past the mindset hurdle. Taking profits in batches is indeed a ruthless move, much better than those all-in gamblers. By the way, how did you manage to be so accurate last week? I was still hesitating during the pullback. Mental resilience is probably the hardest lesson, much more difficult than technical analysis. This round of BTC's rhythm is indeed flawless; now it's just a matter of who can hold on without making reckless moves.

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BuyTheTop

· 21h ago

Buddy, your mindset is really steady. I, as a retail investor, am easily scared out by pullbacks. --- I need to remember the tactic of taking profits in batches. Next time, I won't go all-in again. --- You're right, it's actually a game of psychological resilience. --- Position management is really the ceiling; many people just give up right there. --- Following the trend sounds simple, but sticking to it is extremely difficult.

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wagmi_eventually

· 21h ago

Yeah, that's right. The mindset is indeed the most important part. Taking profits in batches is the right way; going all-in is just a gambler's mentality. Pullbacks are normal; the real problem is when your mindset collapses. Poor position management makes even the best market conditions useless. It's mainly about execution; there's a big gap between knowing and doing. This wave of BTC can indeed withstand the pressure; the key is not to be greedy. Honestly, most people lose because of poor psychological preparation.

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MoonBoi42

· 21h ago

Yes, really, mindset is the most crucial part. I used to be all over the place because of fluctuations. Taking profits in batches is the way to go; those who go all-in are just there to give away money. Speaking of position management, most people actually lack this key point. Even if they see the market correctly, it's all for nothing. Follow the main trend with mainstream coins; don't overthink it. Execution is what determines victory or defeat. People who are scared by drawdowns are simply not suited for trading. This is the screening mechanism.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 21h ago

I've already said that this wave is the best opportunity to get on board. Those still hesitating will regret it sooner or later.

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