2026-01-09 03:00:58

#美国贸易赤字状况 $IRYS has performed well recently, with an increase of double digits. If friends have made early investments, the current unrealized profit is about ten points. In this kind of rise, risk control becomes especially important.

My advice is straightforward: don't be greedy. Since you already have substantial gains, consider reducing your position in stages to gradually lock in profits. You can do this by—first taking some profits to secure your principal, and then flexibly adjusting the remaining position based on the market trend. This way, you won't regret rushing to exit everything at once, and you can also avoid being fully caught in a reversal.

The crypto market is full of risks and opportunities. Learning when to hit the brakes often protects your capital better than blindly chasing highs.

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-09 15:34

Ten points and then it starts to run, I agree with this move. Taking profits when the time is right really isn't a loss. IRYS is indeed doing well at this pace, but you're right, hitting the brakes is much better than chasing highs. I was too greedy two years ago. The trick of reducing positions in batches is excellent; it allows you to benefit from the subsequent market movements without fearing a crash. Another story of short squeeze, tomorrow it might hit the daily limit again haha. Honestly, once it hits double digits, it's time to run. Greed really can backfire. That's why I haven't made any money yet — I can't control my hands.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-09 03:29

IRYS this wave is indeed good, but to be honest, do you think you can take all ten points? Haha, still too young. Taking profits in batches is indeed wise, but it depends on the subsequent macro situation. The trade situation on the US side is still quite complicated. Thinking of friends who got caught last time, it was all caused by greed. Braking is easier to say than done, especially when the market is volatile. First cut in half to guarantee the principal, and the rest can be whatever. Anyway, a relaxed mindset is the beginning of making money.

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-09 03:29

Ten points and still want to wait it out completely? That's the common flaw of rookie investors, haha. Splitting profits gradually is a good idea, but very few people can actually execute it. As for how long IRYS can hold this wave, we'll see. The reversal really caught everyone off guard. I've seen many get caught because of greed; learning to be smarter is never a bad thing.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-09 03:23

Ten points and you want to run, this mindset is indeed steady. But I think there’s still room to watch, after all, the hype is still there. The tactic of reducing positions in batches has been heard many times, the key is execution. Most people are greedy until the last hair. Speaking of IRYS, can it really break through the previous high? It doesn’t seem to have that much volume. You’re right, stepping on the brakes is much harder than chasing highs, which is why most people lose money. This wave is real, early deployment is indeed comfortable. I am the kind of person who eats all the noodles.

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LostBetweenChains

· 01-09 03:12

Haha, reducing positions in stages at 10 points is the way to survive until the end. Trying to take all the unrealized gains is likely to result in being trapped with unrealized losses in the end. I've seen too many cases like this. IRYS is indeed good this time, but there's no need to go all in; keeping some cards up your sleeve is more reliable. Friends who chased in earlier, now it's time to hold steady. That's how crypto is; it will fall when it falls. Be content once you've made a profit.

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Anon4461

· 01-09 03:10

Are you thinking of running after just ten points? The market has just started haha It's true, reducing positions is indeed safer, but I always feel like I'm missing out on some gains... Scaling out is correct, but I'm afraid of regretting if I exit too early Braking is important, but when to brake is the real skill IRYS can still push this wave, let's see Early positioning indeed calls for taking profits and securing gains, I agree with that Greed is truly the beginning of losses, taking profits when the time is right never goes out of style Dividing into phases is a good strategy, same as my idea The question is, how to judge when to fully withdraw? Stop-loss and capital preservation sound very safe, but they are a bit conservative

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-09 03:04

Ten points and you want to run? I'm still waiting for it to hit a new high, brother. Get up early and enjoy, but what if it really takes off? It's too late to regret then. Splitting positions sounds simple, but when the market is soaring, everyone wants to go all in. How long can IRYS hold this wave? It mainly depends on what the Federal Reserve does next. Making profits should mean you run, that's true, but greed is also human nature. Timing and proportion of reducing positions are both important; cutting losses is the hardest. It's easy to step on the brakes, but the key is not to step on the accelerator, haha.

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