2025-12-27 14:10:15

#数字资产市场动态 Everyone, have you recently felt that the volatility in the crypto market has decreased a bit? Don’t be fooled by this illusion.

Honestly, no matter where the market is headed, stop-losses must be placed. Many people in the industry have been wiped out during small fluctuations—relax your vigilance, and a sudden big drop can wipe you out. In a bullish market, you need to set stop-losses; in a bearish market, you also need to protect your bottom line.

Currently, the market is sideways, and it’s impossible to tell whether it will go up or down. At such times, my strategy is to look for opportunities to short, as there are still many low points. The key is to keep your stop-loss tight and not become greedy after making a little profit.

My idea for $SOL is simple—wait for 117. As for $BTC, I personally see a downtrend. This is my market observation; what do you all think?

SOL1.15%

BTC0.06%

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TokenVelocity

· 7h ago

What good opportunities can sideways trading bring? I still think I should wait and see. You're right about the stop-loss, but I missed a wave last time because I was too cautious. SOL at 117 is a bit risky; it doesn't seem that easy to fall down just yet.

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PretendingSerious

· 7h ago

117 and SOL at this level are a bit fierce, you need to have guts to buy the dip --- Shorting during sideways trading is easy to get trapped, I think it's better to stay flat and wait for signals --- Setting stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do, always hoping it can bounce back haha --- BTC's downward trend? The recent pattern isn't that pessimistic yet, let's wait and see --- The lows are real, but the chances of sudden surges are quite high too --- Is it really that hard to set a stop-loss? I find that most people simply can't follow through

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FastLeaver

· 7h ago

Small fluctuations are a sign of an impending crash; I've seen this pattern too many times. When it comes to stop-loss, really, not setting one is just waiting to die. Waiting for SOL to reach 117 is a bit greedy; I also agree with the downward trend of BTC. Right now, it's just a dull period to earn some small change. I think your point of view is reliable; sideways trading is the most annoying.

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