2026-01-05 04:23:11

Some time ago, BCH's daily chart showed a good breakout opportunity, and I tried this trade. To be honest, such breakout trends are not suitable for everyone to participate in. If your trading style is more conservative, you might not need to follow along.

This order was based on accumulated profits from previous positions, so I was quite calm—losses are limited even if I lose. But if you decide to join, be sure to have a solid risk management plan; don't go all-in right away. The market itself is uncertain, and no one can predict whether the breakout will continue, so planning your stop-loss points in advance is crucial.

The crypto market is highly volatile, and everyone's risk tolerance is different. Manage your position size and leverage carefully.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-07 12:54

The dream of breaking through has shattered, and I've lost all my underwear.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-05 04:53

Breaking through the all-in strategy, I've quit that a long time ago. The risk is too high. --- That's right, risk control is the key to surviving and making money. --- I also saw this wave of BCH, but I didn't buy in. Still observing and waiting to see. --- Using profits to try out small trades definitely improves the mindset, but most people simply can't hold on. --- Every time I hear about risk control, but when it comes to going all-in, people still get carried away. --- Breaking through the market sounds easy but is hard to do. I am firmly against it. --- That's probably why most people are just leeks, always wanting to make a big move. --- Alright, stop persuading me. Some people just need to be educated by the market once to understand.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-05 04:45

Breaking through the market trend is indeed easy to get caught off guard, I've seen too many people go all-in and lose everything. --- I agree, not every wave needs to be participated in; staying alive is more important than chasing quick profits. --- Risk control really, most people fail here; their mentality gets shattered by the market. --- Using the profits from earlier to try new trades, this idea isn't wrong, but most people simply can't do it. --- A breakout isn't necessarily a bottom signal; sometimes it's actually an escape opportunity. --- People with itchy hands will probably still go all-in after reading this, after all, greed is a disease that can't be cured. --- That's why I only trade on the 1-hour cycle now; daily charts are too easy to deceive. --- The key is self-awareness, knowing your own strength before taking action, don't blindly follow the trend. --- The crypto market is inherently a risk game; those who don't understand risk control should just stick to dollar-cost averaging. --- No matter how right you are, it's useless; retail investors just can't change their habit of going all-in, neither can I.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-05 04:39

How are those guys who went all-in doing now? Anyway, I don't believe in this move. Trying with spare money is okay, but really don't gamble your life savings. Breakthrough, just break through. Stop-loss should always be the top priority. Can BCH hold up this time... Anyway, I'm watching and waiting. Manage your position well, or you'll be crying when you have to cut your losses.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-05 04:32

Breaking through is indeed exciting, but those who go all-in are just cannon fodder. Risk control really can't be neglected; stop-loss points should be planned in advance, or you'll suffer heavy losses. Who knows if BCH can sustain this wave, I prefer to trade with spare money. Another person advising on risk control, it's a familiar routine. I have the desire to chase breakthroughs, but leverage can hurt you, everyone. It seems most people just can't listen and only realize the pain after hitting the stop-loss. For conservative trading, avoid such breakout opportunities to sleep well at night.

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