2025-12-31 12:26:01

Today, I organized my short-term trading ideas for Bitcoin and Ethereum and want to share them with everyone.

**For Bitcoin**: If it breaks above the key level of 88,850, consider going long on the right side. The upper target is around 89,400-89,500. Set the stop loss at 88,400. Conversely, if it falls below 87,800, the opportunity for a short position on the right side arises. Take profit near 87,200, with a stop loss at 88,200.

**For Ethereum**: If it breaks above 2,985, go long on the right side. The target is around 3,000, with the stop loss at the lower boundary of the range. If it falls below 2,955, go short on the right side, aiming for the lower oscillation zone, with a stop loss near 3,000.

**The core logic of trading is really just one point: only trade on the right side after a breakout or breakdown. Don’t bet prematurely, and don’t mess around in the middle of the range.** Wait for a clear breakout signal—that’s the stable rhythm.

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BlockTalk

· 3h ago

Wait, can this 88850 really break through? It feels like it will oscillate again. I'm just worried about getting caught early after buying in, so I'll wait and see the confirmation of the breakout. This ETH idea is good; a breakout from the range is indeed a safer strategy. Bro, I pick your analysis this time; trading on the right side is definitely more profitable than random chasing. Talking on paper is easy, but I'm just afraid that when the market comes, I'll be caught chasing highs and selling lows... Will the support at 87800 be broken through directly? Forget it, I'll keep observing and act once I get a signal. Don't get caught in the trap.

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HodlOrRegret

· 5h ago

Wait until it breaks below before getting in, don't tell me about pre-positioning.

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FrogInTheWell

· 5h ago

Well, the logic is basically just waiting for a breakout, don't always think about bottom-fishing or catching the top.

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DegenTherapist

· 6h ago

Wait, this logic sounds good, but in actual execution, it's still easy to get smashed through.

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SchroedingerGas

· 6h ago

I agree on the breakthrough signal part, just worried it might turn out to be one of those situations where it looks simple but actually crashes your mentality during practical operation.

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