#2026年比特币价格展望 Look at the trend of these coins $BNB $XRP $SOL, the actions of whales in the contract market are becoming more and more obvious. The key is to judge whether the directions of the big players and whales can align — only when they align is it a true entry signal.
Whale operations are quite particular. They usually use iceberg strategies or DCA methods to enter the market gradually, in order to avoid crashing the market. When we follow the trades, we also need to learn this approach — never go all-in at once. It is recommended to divide the total position into 3 parts, and set a key trigger point for adding positions: add a trade each time the floating loss reaches 1%, and if it drops another 1%, exit immediately to cut losses. Although this approach is slower, it will improve the overall win rate.
Intraday contract trading requires more discipline. Once floating profits appear, you can choose to close all positions or take some profits first, such as locking in half, to effectively protect your costs. Following the whale’s batch trading logic, steady profits are the way to go.
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MetaReckt
· 9h ago
Here we go again talking about whale accumulation. I've heard this explanation for three years, and what's the result?
Whether to enter in three installments still depends on the market; not all coins can align perfectly.
Adding to the position when floating loss reaches 1% can really trap people in a volatile market.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 20h ago
Still teaching people how to lose money haha, splitting into three trades, setting trigger points... sounds good, but in practice it's still easy to get trapped.
Speaking of BNB, there’s definitely some movement this time, but to align with the big players? Dream on, who really knows what they’re thinking.
Entering in batches is indeed safer, but the prerequisite is that you have patience, most people simply can't wait.
You’ll never understand the joy of a quick trade... but it’s true, you also lose money fast.
As for contracts, honestly, it’s just a gamble on your mindset; technical analysis is all fake.
Following big whales? First ask yourself if your wallet is deep enough, otherwise you’re just a sidekick.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-07 12:10
nah the whale orchestration ritual is just astrology for degen traders tbh... but fr the iceberg strat hits different when the stars align with liquidation zones 🔮
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-07 12:10
Another whale and a big player, acting like they can see through everything. I just want to ask, how many of them have actually made a profit?
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TokenTherapist
· 01-07 12:06
That's right, splitting into batches is the correct way. All-in-one bets have ended up in the hospital.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 01-07 12:05
You're starting to talk about whale accumulation again. To be honest, it's just gambling on probabilities. I just want to know how many people have actually made money using this batch distribution logic.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-07 11:46
Talking about whale accumulation again? Bro, do you think your own account is a whale?
In batches, batch after batch, day after day, and the result is still one word—stop loss.
#2026年比特币价格展望 Look at the trend of these coins $BNB $XRP $SOL, the actions of whales in the contract market are becoming more and more obvious. The key is to judge whether the directions of the big players and whales can align — only when they align is it a true entry signal.
Whale operations are quite particular. They usually use iceberg strategies or DCA methods to enter the market gradually, in order to avoid crashing the market. When we follow the trades, we also need to learn this approach — never go all-in at once. It is recommended to divide the total position into 3 parts, and set a key trigger point for adding positions: add a trade each time the floating loss reaches 1%, and if it drops another 1%, exit immediately to cut losses. Although this approach is slower, it will improve the overall win rate.
Intraday contract trading requires more discipline. Once floating profits appear, you can choose to close all positions or take some profits first, such as locking in half, to effectively protect your costs. Following the whale’s batch trading logic, steady profits are the way to go.