#加密生态动态追踪 BTC repeatedly fluctuated between 86000 and 85000, with strong support likely around 85000. In the short term, the volatility will continue, and this phase won't end so quickly—it's recommended to close some long positions first, and wait for further dips to re-enter the market.



Altcoins still have a chance in this wave; short-term long positions can yield some profit, but the key is to lock in gains and prevent the profits from slipping away. Even if the price drops now, the liquidation scale is only about one or two billion dollars, so it shouldn't trigger a major crash. However, the most explosive projects are becoming less common.

Honestly, I can't quite understand why these liquidations keep happening, but from a probability standpoint, such volatility is quite common. If $BTC drops by 2000 points, altcoins will likely plunge right along with it—realized profits turn into unrealized losses instantly, and the entire position becomes a joke. Instead of taking passive hits like that, it's better to exit some risky positions in advance.

The worst-case scenario? A 2000-point drop isn't a small move, and who knows how long the震荡 will last. Suddenly, one day, it could plunge straight down, rushing to 70,000 or even 60,000. So at this stage, consider holding some short positions on $BTC to hedge—at least to stop the bleeding in extreme market conditions.
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gas_fee_traumavip
· 7h ago
Here we go again with this set, closing positions, shorting, hedging... ears are getting calloused from hearing it all --- There's nothing wrong with locking in profits on altcoins, just worried that a slight tremor might wipe it all out --- Just liquidating two billion dollars can trigger a surge? That's a joke, that's not even a big deal --- I’m skeptical about the 85,000 support level, it could break at any time --- Instead of playing defense, might as well go all-in on short positions, since we’re all gambling anyway --- The feeling of turning unrealized losses into unrealized gains is damn addictive --- Why are we still talking about probabilities? In the face of the market, probabilities are just a joke --- I just want to know if you still plan to buy below 70,000 --- Locking in profits sounds easy, but when it’s about to rise, I get nervous and close the position --- This round of altcoins really has no hot spots left, just follow-the-leader plays
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ForumLurkervip
· 12-17 15:40
The 85,000 hurdle is coming again, same old story. --- Don't be greedy with altcoins this time, take profits when you see gains, everyone. --- A 2,000-point drop came suddenly, no one can stop it. --- The frequent liquidation waves feel like the main players are repeatedly harvesting. --- Hedging with short positions is definitely safer, better than chasing highs and getting caught. --- The most feared thing is giving back the profits you've made; I have deep experience with this. --- If 86,000 can't be broken, I guess we'll continue to see sideways movement. --- The rapid rise of altcoins is hard to find anymore, indicating a top. --- Instead of waiting for liquidation, it's better to reduce positions early to stay safe. --- When BTC plunges, altcoins often follow as casualties; this pattern is too heartbreaking.
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SquidTeachervip
· 12-17 04:20
Still playing the repeated "shell game" here, should have cut the position long ago --- Unrealized gains are the easiest to turn into unrealized losses. I've already sold half --- A 2000-point move is no joke. Don't regret it later --- Hedging with short positions is still safer; otherwise, you'll just get爆炸ed --- Altcoins' gains are no longer interesting; if you're serious, you'll lose --- Those who can't hold onto profits are just giving money to exchanges --- The smaller the liquidation scale, the more terrifying it is, indicating leverage is still increasing --- I really don't understand why you have to chase the high; can't you just buy back after it drops? --- How long will this rhythm last? Is there a plan? --- Instead of betting on the direction, it's better to bet on the consolidation; the risk is much lower
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DataChiefvip
· 12-17 04:20
Floating profits turning into floating losses—truly incredible, this is the daily life in the crypto world. --- Ready to dip again? Then I’d better run from my altcoins. --- Hedging with short positions sounds good, but I’m just worried about a sudden reverse surge. --- If we can't hold @85000@, we all better prepare for a beating. --- Talking about locking in profits is easy, but the real challenge is when to sell. --- A 2000-point drop straight to @6万@? I’ve seen too many scripts like this. --- A liquidation scale of one or two hundred million, feels like it’s not enough to watch. --- I can't understand this repeated liquidation; it’s just pure leek-cutting, right? --- Closing part of the long positions, continue betting with the rest? --- Still daring to chase altcoins now? Truly brave.
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DegenDreamervip
· 12-17 04:13
This round is just mutual consumption again, feels like it never ends. --- Locking in profits is indeed important, otherwise it's just a waste of time. --- I think the 85,000 level is a bit risky, still need to keep watching. --- The idea of hedging with short positions isn't bad, at least it feels more secure. --- Altcoins' gains are just so-so, no surprises at all. --- If a 2,000-point drop really happens, I’ll have to completely close the position. --- Rather than guessing the top or bottom, it's more stable to take profits early and exit.
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GlueGuyvip
· 12-17 04:01
Here we go again, this repetitive rhythm is really incredible. Reducing some positions is not wrong; I’m doing the same. I'm a bit annoyed by this market, I don’t know when the top will be. The gains in altcoins are indeed not as crazy anymore; it’s time to take profits. A 2000-point drop? Then just liquidate everything, don’t be greedy. Hedging with short positions is a good move, at least it’s more comfortable mentally. Why does it keep bouncing within this range? Can it just drop quickly? Locking in profits is more important than anything else; I’ve learned too many lessons from losing money. Floating gains turning into floating losses in an instant, I’ve really been educated by that.
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 12-17 03:55
Here we go again, the probability that 85,000 can't hold up is actually quite high --- Short hedge is still the old trick, every time it’s the same result in extreme market conditions --- I've already liquidated my altcoins, it's pretty funny to see you all so tangled up --- Talking about locking in profits is easy, but in actual operation, a slight shake of the hand can wipe it all out --- A 2000-point plunge? Please don't curse, I can't handle the position --- The liquidation scale is only one or two hundred million, sounds like self-comfort --- I just want to know why we have to keep messing around, can't we just go all the way in one wave? --- The moment floating profits turn into floating losses is truly despairing, or maybe your plan to close positions is more reliable --- If it hits 60,000, I’ll be liquidated directly, I dare not think further
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HashRatePhilosophervip
· 12-17 03:52
There's nothing wrong with locking in profits; I just didn't do well and ended up losing a lot. It’s frustrating to see now.
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