2025-12-25 09:10:28

#比特币与黄金战争 Looking at this wave of market trends, taking profits in time is the real deal

Many people focus on Bitcoin's upward trend, eager to hold it all the time. But those who truly make money often know when to take their profits. Precise take-profit is not greed, but respect for risk.

The market is always ups and downs; whoever can grasp the rhythm wins. Sell when it's time to sell, buy when it's time to buy—this is the art of trading. Don't dream of getting rich overnight; steady returns are the way to go.

Want to profit from this wave of market trends? The key is to have a clear strategy and execution. Don't miss any of the set take-profit points.

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ContractFreelancer

· 11h ago

To be honest, this wave really requires holding onto profits; all the greed has been completely given back. Not being able to hold is the biggest enemy. Last time, I didn't set a proper take-profit point, and the money I made for free was returned to the market. Sense of rhythm is the most important. Don't just follow the crowd when others are still pushing; you need to have a plan. Take-profit points seem simple, but when it comes to the psychological threshold, it's still easy to waver. I have to admit, the courage needed to exit in time is much greater than just holding on.

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MerkleDreamer

· 11h ago

You're advising me to take profits again, it's easy to say... The real difficulty is knowing when to let go. I'm a typical greedy ghost, always wanting to take a little more before selling, but I end up losing instead. This time I'll listen to you, set a take-profit point and run, no more gambling on that last 10%. That's a good point, but actually executing it is really painful. Take profits? Why do I always end up stopping losses? That makes sense, that makes sense. I need to reflect on my own strategy.

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