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$ETH ⚠️⚠️The war has broken out! Bitcoin has once again tested lows, but this is not the behavior of market manipulators; it’s caused by major events leading to market fluctuations. No need to panic!
According to technical analysis, Bitcoin is testing lows again. If it attempts to break the 60,000 level again, it won’t result in a catastrophic crash. Holders will stay calm, those with funds may add to their positions, and small retail investors should just go with the flow. No need to overreact.
For those trading contracts, risk management is essential. During such volatile times, slippage can occur easily, so leave some margin for error. Otherwise, slippage could take you out, and a market reversal won’t matter anymore.
I always follow a three-step entry strategy for trading contracts: analyze the trend on a higher timeframe, identify key levels on smaller timeframes, and enter using the 334 method. If these positions hit stop-loss or get liquidated, accept it. The probability of this happening is very low. Stick strictly to your strategy once it’s set. Take profits in three steps as well, setting exit points at key levels. This way, you don’t need to watch the market constantly. Success or failure depends on your trading skills.
The underlying logic of trading is betting on probabilities. No matter how experienced a trader is, they are just increasing their chances of winning based on their experience. Without luck, losses and liquidations can still happen!
Why do many traders, after years of trading, keep their positions very small and use low leverage? Because they understand the fundamental logic of trading and know how to achieve long-term stable profits. High leverage and heavy positions are like gambling for quick riches. When good market conditions appear, it’s wise to bet with money you can afford to lose—small amounts, so you won’t be overwhelmed by emotions, let alone beat the market!