2026-01-08 08:10:38

#数字资产行情上升 Is a rebound just an opportunity to go long with the trend? Many people have fallen into this trap.

Honestly, the first step is to clearly understand the overall market direction. Some cryptocurrencies, once they lose market enthusiasm, a rebound is just a brief reflection. This is especially true for altcoins like $BEAT — once the hype is gone, a decline becomes an inevitable fate.

My trading logic is as follows: first, take partial profits at high points to lock in some gains and prevent retracement; this is a protective measure. But going long immediately after a rebound? I wouldn’t do that. Instead of chasing rebounds, it’s better to look for shorting opportunities during the rebound, and add to short positions when the trend favors it.

Currently, the short position size is around $39,000, and I am also tracking the next potential tenfold opportunity. Market opportunities are always there, but the key is to understand the market situation and manage risks well. If you have ideas, feel free to discuss.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-11 08:08

Rebound killing, bro. I get this set of logic, but the real difficulty is in execution. Once the rebound is quite large, many people can't resist the temptation.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-11 05:17

Really, I knew the bulls were finished the moment the rebound crashed down.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-11 01:11

Ah, well, going long during a rebound is really the standard for rookies. Once altcoins cool off, they truly don't come back. Taking profits is indeed necessary. I agree with the short-selling approach; it offers more insurance than chasing the rally.

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LiquidityOracle

· 01-08 08:33

Rebound killing the longs, this trick is really old and rotten... Altcoins are especially easy to be harvested; once the hype fades, they become worthless paper. Short positions are the way to go; chasing the rise is just coming to give away money.

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ecko

· 01-08 08:32

RUGHPULLL

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-08 08:28

Honestly, chasing long positions after a rebound is outdated. I stopped doing that a long time ago. Hold tight to your short positions and wait for a pullback to get in, stay steady.

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-08 08:26

That's right, I've seen many cases of rebound killing, too many retail investors get caught here. I agree with your approach. Altcoins without popularity are just paper tigers, and rebounds are pointless. The key still depends on how the market sentiment is.

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-08 08:23

The pattern of rebound and smashing is really something you need to remember. Once altcoins cool down, they're truly done; any rebound is just a final dying struggle. Don't get caught off guard.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-08 08:16

Rebound kills are indeed ruthless; how many people lose everything with a single all-in... Taking profits in stages is still a reliable strategy; not being greedy is essential.

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SmartContractRebel

· 01-08 08:14

Buying the dip and chasing longs are all for the newcomers; I've seen too many. Altcoins with no momentum are a dead end, and any rebound is just an illusion.

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