2026-01-15 01:31:25

#Strategy加仓BTC $BTC How to distribute earnings

Recently, the market has been good, and many people are discussing how to plan their holdings. Instead of frequent trading, it's better to think about long-term accumulation strategies—when to add positions, how to split funds into the market, and how to handle profits once they are realized.

These seemingly simple questions actually reflect trading mindset and risk management. Bitcoin is highly volatile, and the better the market, the more calm you need to stay. Some choose dollar-cost averaging to average out costs, some wait for a pullback to add more, and others hold their positions without trading. All strategies are valid, as long as they align with your risk tolerance.

What is your strategy?

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ZenZKPlayer

· 1h ago

It's easiest to get wrecked when the market is doing well. I think I'll stick to steady dollar-cost averaging.

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rug_connoisseur

· 19h ago

It's easiest to lose discipline when the market is good; I am a typical example. Dollar-cost averaging is really boring, but it's much more reliable than frequent bottom-fishing. Take half of the gains and exit, then keep the rest invested; this way, the mindset stays comfortable.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 19h ago

I'm just going to keep dollar-cost averaging, buying anytime, since I don't have the brains to time the market anyway.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 19h ago

To be honest, dollar-cost averaging is really soothing; it's a true test of human nature.

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GasBandit

· 19h ago

When the market is doing well, it's easiest to become numb. I'm the kind of person who just holds on tightly without moving. I just want to ask, is it crazy to only sleep well when the market pulls back 20%? Dollar-cost averaging is really a blessing for lazy people, worry-free. I never thought about profit distribution; I've always gone all-in. By the way, what do you guys think when you're cutting losses?

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MetaverseLandlord

· 19h ago

When the market is doing well, it's actually the easiest to get trapped. I'm now just dollar-cost averaging and holding, no more watching the market—it's so annoying.

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