2026-01-06 11:00:10

#2026年比特币行情展望 Recently, I encountered a client who trades small positions. Initially, they wanted to be more aggressive, but ended up with debts of over 100,000 yuan, and their mental state is not very good. Small positions are indeed hard to manage; rather than frequent operations, it's better to execute steadily—this time, I changed the strategy, aiming for a profit space of 300-500 points.

Today, the market experienced oscillations, and we made nearly 800 points in profit. During the pullback, I reduced nearly 400 oil positions to control risk. This rhythm feels much more comfortable—no greed, no rush, allowing profits to accumulate slowly. During yesterday's $ETH surge, I decisively took profit on 200 oil, and my mindset became even more calm.

The biggest risk in trading is greed and impulsiveness. Although small positions may not seem much in single trades, consistent execution leads to healthier account growth. For $BTC and $ETH, the two main cryptocurrencies, it's important to grasp the rhythm, and the rest is patience and discipline.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-09 10:59

Owe hundreds of thousands in debt, this is truly a painful lesson. Making money is not that easy; you still have to rely on discipline to get by. Traders killed by greed, none of them end well. The saying "stability" has become tired, but the key is who can really do it. 800 points profit is pretty good, but I'm just afraid the market will reverse in the next second, and all the effort will be for nothing. Human nature is like this; knowing you should control it but unable to do so. Gradually accumulating small positions is indeed more comfortable than blowing up accounts. $BTC has been acting a bit strange these past two months, feeling like it could flip at any moment. The discipline that was promised—selling after a limit-up—have you experienced it? Not greedy, not rushing—who can say that? Being able to do it is the real skill.

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MoonMathMagic

· 01-09 05:56

With debts of over a hundred thousand, that wave really couldn't hold up. Small positions are not an excuse. The idea of "steady execution" sounds comfortable, but in reality, greed still prevails. However, slowly grinding out 300-500 points is also fine, it just depends on how long you can stick with it. Occasionally taking profits and securing gains does help maintain a better mindset, but what if a major market move comes?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-09 00:57

ngl that "負債十幾萬" hit different... been there, lost that fr. small positions ain't about size, it's about not blowing up your entire health factor in one bad move, you know? 看似保守其實最暴利

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blocksnark

· 01-06 11:29

Greed harms people. Losing over a hundred thousand and still trying to change strategies—this mindset is truly unbelievable.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-06 11:29

Another story of "my friend owes over 100,000," huh? I just want to ask, is your friend doing okay now?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-06 11:26

Having debts of over a hundred thousand yuan makes you realize—this is what you call sky-high tuition fees.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-06 11:04

Having over a hundred thousand in debt really makes you regret everything. Playing with small positions and crashing is a very common thing. Being steady indeed makes money, but you have to resist the urge to trade frequently; that's the hardest part.

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