January 5th XRP Market is here. Want to participate safely? Here's a strategy you can consider.



**How to get on board without踩坑**

Focus on the 2.1450-2.1700 range. It's best to act slightly below the middle of this range, and never chase the high. Start with a small position to test the waters, and if it feels good, gradually add more. This way, you can reduce risk and avoid going all-in at once.

**How to secure profits**

Sell in two stages. First, sell half around 2.1200 to lock in some gains. The ultimate target is 2.0950—be clear when you reach this point—if the market hasn't broken through effectively, don't hesitate—take profits decisively. Greed is often the root of losses.

**Risk management is essential**

Set your stop-loss points in advance based on your acceptable loss level. Once the price breaks below support, stop loss immediately. Don't hold on stubbornly or hope for a rebound—prioritize the safety of your principal. Trading is like this: surviving and exiting is the real victory.
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DeFiVeteranvip
· 01-08 08:57
I agree with testing the waters with small positions, but I still need to wait a bit more at the 2.1450 level; it doesn't feel like it's bottomed out yet.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 01-08 08:37
Small position testing this move is indeed stable, just worried about being greedy and chasing high haha
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blocksnarkvip
· 01-08 07:11
Small positions testing this idea is still reliable, but can 2.1200 really hold? It seems like now retail investors are all watching this data...
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CryptoGoldminevip
· 01-05 11:56
This logic is essentially a trading version of the computing power profit ratio, controlling costs, taking profits in stages, and the essence of ROI remains unchanged. The key is still execution, as most people fail due to greed.
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SnapshotDayLaborervip
· 01-05 11:51
It's the same routine again: buy in batches, sell in batches, set stop-loss... It sounds right, but when the market fluctuates, who can really stick to it? Anyway, I'm sure I'll get caught again.
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FancyResearchLabvip
· 01-05 11:46
Another "theoretically perfect" operational idea. I'll first lock myself into this logic and give it a try... The batch shipment approach is indeed interesting, but why is it so difficult to cut losses when it reaches 2.1200?
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 01-05 11:42
Trying this small position approach is okay, but I'm worried it's just another "safe" tactic, and by the time I realize, I've already been trapped and exhausted.
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VitalikFanboy42vip
· 01-05 11:28
Honestly, I quite agree with the strategy of testing the waters with small positions. Just need to watch out for not chasing highs. Too many people get greedy and go all in, only to get out of the market later.
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