2026-01-01 03:23:23

Starting in 2026, the rhythm of the crypto market is worth paying attention to. During this new yearly cycle, many traders still follow the strategy of accumulating at lows and taking profits at highs. BTC, as the market's barometer, influences the expectations of the entire ecosystem. Many experienced traders view the new year as an opportunity to reassess their positions, building at key support levels and taking profits during rebounds. This cyclical trading logic has been validated in previous market cycles. In the new year, opportunities and risks always coexist in the market; ultimately, it depends on individual risk preferences and capital management strategies. Regardless, a red account balance at the start of the year is a common goal for all traders.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 12h ago

Positioning low and taking profits high sounds easy, but how many can truly withstand the pullback?

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 12h ago

Low-position layout with high-position take profit, it's easy to say but really hard to do. --- Same old rhetoric, but every time someone makes money. --- Experienced player? I'm probably the one caught in a trap haha. --- When BTC moves, the entire ecosystem trembles. Will this be another repeat? --- Account in the red? I just want to break even, thank heaven. --- Where is the key support level? Can anyone say it accurately? --- The cyclical operation logic sounds reasonable, but who has ever nailed it? --- Red in the new year, trapped in the new year, just a cycle. --- Risk management is too vague; it's all about speed and luck.

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OfflineNewbie

· 12h ago

It's easy to say buy low and sell high, but when it comes to the critical moment, I still can't help but shake.

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