It's really quite difficult for beginners to make quick profits. But looking at BCH's current price, it feels like it has already bottomed out. Based on trading volume, the big players still need to push the price higher, so there's probably no problem going long now.
If you ask me, just go long at the current price, open a small position with ten times leverage, and making a profit of a few tens of dollars is still reliable. The key is to control risk and not be too greedy.
The operation idea is very simple—watch the four-hour K-line trend, enter at the current price, and set the take-profit at around 0.8. This way, you can catch the upward movement without overexposing your position. Of course, leveraged trading itself carries significant risk, so beginners should be cautious and not go all-in right away.
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NFTBlackHole
· 4h ago
Tenfold leverage to eat tens of dollars? Haha, wake up. This is just the usual trick to cut leeks.
Has BCH bottomed out? Said the same last time.
As long as you dare to go all-in, your account can be wiped out in an instant, super fast.
Market makers pushing prices up? First, see how much you can really handle. Don’t get caught in the trap.
Newbies will fall for this all the time. With tenfold leverage, a single pullback can wipe you out completely.
Take profit at 0.8? When the market reverses, you won’t even have time to escape.
It sounds easy, but in practice, your account can evaporate instantly. Don’t ask me how I know.
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IronHeadMiner
· 4h ago
Ten times leverage for a few dollars sounds appealing, but I still feel a bit uneasy.
I've seen too many beginners go all-in, and in the end, they all end up crying and calling for their moms.
It's easy to say, but hard to do. How can you be so sure when the market hits the bottom?
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AirdropChaser
· 4h ago
Tenfold leverage with small positions sounds good, but it won't be so attractive when the price drops.
Whether BCH can rise this time is uncertain; don't be fooled by the manipulators into becoming their next victim.
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Anon32942
· 4h ago
Tenfold leverage? Buddy, you're playing with fire. Is a profit of just a few tens of dollars really worth it?
BCH bottomed out? I feel like someone says that every week.
Going all-in is the most extreme, but also the riskiest. Beginners should not follow.
Setting a take profit at 0.8 is a bit tight; you miss out on the rebound gains.
It's true that market makers push the price, but in this game, more people lose than win.
You dare to make a move based on the four-hour chart? I think I'll wait a few more days before deciding.
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SchrödingersNode
· 4h ago
Tenfold leverage to eat tens of dollars, it sounds simple but it's really not that easy.
Has BCH bottomed out? I feel like the market makers are still accumulating, don't rush.
Taking profit at 0.8 seems a bit arbitrary; it needs to be confirmed by trading volume.
Newbies going all-in have all lost money, a bloody lesson.
Basically, it's gambling. If you're lucky, you make quick money; if not, you get liquidated directly.
I've heard of this kind of operation many times, and they all end up failing.
Actually, doing steady long-term investing is much more reliable than these illusions.
It's really quite difficult for beginners to make quick profits. But looking at BCH's current price, it feels like it has already bottomed out. Based on trading volume, the big players still need to push the price higher, so there's probably no problem going long now.
If you ask me, just go long at the current price, open a small position with ten times leverage, and making a profit of a few tens of dollars is still reliable. The key is to control risk and not be too greedy.
The operation idea is very simple—watch the four-hour K-line trend, enter at the current price, and set the take-profit at around 0.8. This way, you can catch the upward movement without overexposing your position. Of course, leveraged trading itself carries significant risk, so beginners should be cautious and not go all-in right away.