Based on the current trend, here is a trading framework for BTC:
**Entry Planning** The first batch is positioned at 89,200. If there is a pullback, add more at 87,888. The overall position is allocated with a 40:60 split, which helps control risk while maintaining sufficient trading flexibility.
**Risk Management** Set a stop-loss at 86,288. If this level is broken, exit the position—don't try to catch the bottom.
**Profit Targets** Take profits in three tiers—initially close part of the position near 90,800 to secure gains, then after breaking 90,800, sell another portion around 91,800, with the final target set at 92,500. Dividing profits helps capture upward movements without being overly greedy.
Currently, the Federal Reserve's policy movements greatly influence the market. This strategy mainly focuses on short-term volatility opportunities. Specific operations should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time market conditions.
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RektButSmiling
· 12-14 00:30
87888 this point is kind of interesting, but I think breaking 86288 would be the real explosion.
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degenonymous
· 12-13 07:08
These numbers are precise to the decimal point, so I know it's probably just theoretical talk.
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SchrodingerGas
· 12-13 04:06
Alright, this framework logically makes sense, but the key still depends on what the Federal Reserve will actually do. The 87888 position for adding chips is a bit aggressive; under the market efficiency hypothesis, this can't break through...
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MissedAirdropBro
· 12-13 04:02
Entry at 89,200? I think it might drop a bit more.
But selling in batches is definitely smart; not being greedy is just profit.
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AllInAlice
· 12-13 03:56
Entering at 89,200 feels a bit high, let's wait for the pullback to 87,888 before deciding.
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Based on the current trend, here is a trading framework for BTC:
**Entry Planning**
The first batch is positioned at 89,200. If there is a pullback, add more at 87,888. The overall position is allocated with a 40:60 split, which helps control risk while maintaining sufficient trading flexibility.
**Risk Management**
Set a stop-loss at 86,288. If this level is broken, exit the position—don't try to catch the bottom.
**Profit Targets**
Take profits in three tiers—initially close part of the position near 90,800 to secure gains, then after breaking 90,800, sell another portion around 91,800, with the final target set at 92,500. Dividing profits helps capture upward movements without being overly greedy.
Currently, the Federal Reserve's policy movements greatly influence the market. This strategy mainly focuses on short-term volatility opportunities. Specific operations should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time market conditions.