At the current price, it’s regrettable, but after you’ve reasonably planned your position sizing, and after you’ve set both your take-profit and stop-loss correctly, being liquidated by a market stop-out is a very normal thing. Whether the market maliciously pokes prices up and down is something we can’t decide, but your take-profit and stop-loss must be set correctly.



Right now, what we’re seeing in the market is price hovering around a support zone. In terms of the bigger picture, the long side remains unchanged. We’re looking up toward the area around 70,000. For the short term, today is Friday—the last trading day. Currently, we’re seeing a doji candlestick pattern. From the weekly data perspective, it’s likely that we won’t get a bullish (green) candle, so for the short term we’ll continue to focus mainly on buying on pullbacks. $BTC #Gate事件合约首发狂欢
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CycleReincarnate
· 07-24 02:49
Everyone has to avoid getting “pricked,” but having your order set up properly and keeping losses under control is the key to surviving. Next week, we’ll keep an eye on 70,000.
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StopLossOCD
· 07-24 01:51
Friday features a doji; over the weekend it will most likely trade sideways. The idea of buying on pullbacks is fine—just don’t chase highs short-term; wait to buy the dip.
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RationalRugChecker
· 07-24 01:34
Stop-loss is discipline. If it’s been swept, there’s nothing you can do—wait for an opportunity to re-enter.
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