2026-01-14 04:31:34

#密码资产动态追踪 To be honest, the market situation is right in front of us, and whether there is an opportunity depends entirely on how we grasp it. Recently, after posting about it, many people asked me whether they can continue holding their $BTC short positions. My view is straightforward: if the position is appropriate, just go for it.

Since the last rally, a considerable amount of funds in $BTC have chosen to take profits and exit. This also means that the bullish momentum is gradually weakening, at least in the short term. Instead of stubbornly holding on, it’s better to seize this pullback to trade in waves; this is a more practical approach right now.

Friends who want to participate, it’s advisable to first understand the current rhythm. Short-term opportunities are actually hidden within these adjustments. Be patient and wait; when the time is right, you will naturally feel it.

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OldLeekMaster

· 01-17 04:30

It's indeed the right time to enter when the position is suitable, but the prerequisite is that you can hold on. There are opportunities during the pullback; it all depends on whether you can seize the rhythm.

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FlashLoanKing

· 01-16 02:56

When the position is right, it's time to act; those who hesitate lose out. --- That's right, there are opportunities hidden in adjustments; it all depends on who can seize them. --- Wait, wait, wait, is this really a pullback this time? --- Same old story, let me see if I can catch the bottom. --- Short-term swings sound simple, but trading them can be nerve-wracking. --- The bullish momentum is waning; holding onto short positions is still fine. --- Feels like this round is a bit different, but I still have to follow the rhythm. --- People who take profits are making money; I'm still shuffling, hahaha. --- When the timing is right, you'll naturally feel it. Isn't that just mysticism? --- Honestly, those who catch the adjustments tend to live longer than those trying to bottom fish.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-14 05:00

Alright, it's the same old story. Let's wait and see if we can really catch this wave of correction. --- Easy to say, but when it actually drops, everyone wants to buy the dip, and in the end, you're still getting crushed. --- Is the position appropriate? Bro, tell me, when is the right time? --- I just want to know how many people actually held their short positions through this wave, or did they get liquidated again. --- Patience is indeed the right approach, but the question is, who will bear the cost of waiting? --- Sounds reasonable, but we all know the market won't follow the usual pattern, so we're just waiting to get slapped in the face. --- Short-term opportunity? Why do I always miss the right timing? --- Feeling like there's a universe of difference between spotting an opportunity and losing money.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-14 04:53

When the timing is right, take action. Hesitating will only result in nothing.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-14 04:49

This wave of adjustment indeed provided many entry opportunities. If the position is right, it's time to act. --- Continue holding short positions? The key still depends on where your stop loss is. If the position is not right, looking for a rally is pointless. --- You're right. Instead of waiting for the bottom, it's better to catch swings. Anyway, short-term trading relies on these kinds of adjustments. --- Understanding the rhythm is easier said than done, but there is indeed a short-term opportunity. --- When more people take profits, the bullish momentum becomes weak. This logic is sound. --- Patience is the right approach, but I increasingly feel that waiting itself is a cost. --- All short-term opportunities are within the adjustments. I agree with this, just worried about not recognizing when the adjustment ends. --- Entering at the right position is correct. The problem is, how do we define "right" in this context? --- The momentum of the bulls is indeed waning, but who can say whether this is a signal to short or a sign of a reversal?

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-14 04:43

That's right, if the position is good, it's indeed time to enter, but where this wave of pullback can fall to still depends on the situation. Swing trading sounds simple, but in real trading, have you set your stop-loss properly? I feel like I still need to find my own rhythm; blindly following others is the easiest way to get crushed. Waiting for an opportunity? I've been waiting for ages. Let's first see where the support levels are. Such adjustments are indeed opportunities, but the prerequisite is having a clear trading plan. There are many short-term opportunities, but the key is whether you can survive to see the next rally.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-14 04:38

Basically, it still depends on individual reaction speed. No matter how good the idea is, if the timing is off, it's useless.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-14 04:36

Basically, it's about your reaction speed. I entered a short position two days ago a bit early, and now I'm trapped. If I wait for this wave to pass and then add to my position, I can turn it around.

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