#比特币对比代币化黄金 SOL’s precise profit-taking performance this round has really slapped the face of many naysayers. $SOL recently reached the 140 mark, and $ETH is also around 3180. Both have touched strong resistance zones on the daily chart, which naturally leads to range-bound corrections.
During the period before the US stock market opens, there’s often new buying interest; once stability is confirmed, there’s potential for another rally. The current strategy is to take profits on long positions first and use the remaining time with an empty position to wait for the next suitable entry point. This round of SOL longs easily brought in over 1900 USDT in profit, fully proving the importance of having a sense of direction and timing for taking profits.
The core of contract trading actually comes down to just a few points: get the direction right, enter at precise points, set reasonable take-profit and stop-loss levels, and manage your positions carefully. Many people think market makers always hunt retail traders, but at the root, it’s because the basics haven’t been mastered.
Left-side trading is a lot more stable than right-side. Although sometimes I’ll take short positions, it’s only when the trend is clear or there’s definite news support. People who repeatedly miss out often do so because they can’t keep up with direction and precision. The only thing waiting for you is a loss. If you want to change your situation, the most direct way is to start with the basic logic of trading and truly get past the hurdle of risk control.
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HodlKumamon
· 2025-12-11 12:24
$1900 profit, the data speaks for itself and truly doesn't lie. However, the bear still wants to ask, can everyone really precisely hit this take-profit point?
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Having the right direction, entering accurately, and taking reasonable profits are easy to say. Why are so many people still in losses? Are we too inexperienced or is the market too fierce?
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Left-side trading is stable, right-side missing out leads to losses. The bear looked through historical data, and this pressure level is indeed a hurdle.
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The $1900 USDT figure looks comfortable, but what about those repeatedly missing out? They might need not just a sense of direction but the courage to survive first.
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That thrill before the US stock market opens, just avoid getting cut. The bear prefers to stay in cash for now—no rush, no impatience.
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Getting past this risk control hurdle is more important than anything. I've seen too many accounts blow up due to loose position management. It really hurts.
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BearMarketBro
· 2025-12-11 04:12
The timing of taking profits is certainly important, but most people simply can't do it.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 2025-12-08 17:25
Alright, it's another story of taking profits while you can. Over 1900 USDT is indeed nice, but these textbook-style summaries are a bit off-putting. There are very few people who can actually execute consistently.
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SigmaBrain
· 2025-12-08 13:48
Bro, this move is indeed solid, but why do people love to brag about the 1900 profit so much? Those who really make money usually keep quiet.
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StealthMoon
· 2025-12-08 13:48
Cashed out just over 1900 USDT, not very bold, huh? This wave could still continue.
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ClassicDumpster
· 2025-12-08 13:40
Already hyped at 1900, that's just the fate of retail investors.
There's nothing wrong with taking profits, but don't lecture me like it's from a textbook, man.
I've made mistakes on both the left and right sides; no matter how nicely you put it, it's still just gambling on luck.
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0xLostKey
· 2025-12-08 13:35
Over 1900 USDT? I have to say, your timing for taking profit was spot on, definitely better than my random bottom-fishing attempts, haha.
2. Hey, don’t just praise the profit-taking. The key is being able to handle the psychological pressure during pullbacks. Most people fail right there.
3. Left-side trading sounds fancy, but who can actually time it perfectly in practice? I’ve never gotten it right, not even once.
4. How was that 1900 profit calculated, and at what leverage? If it was 10x, there’s nothing to brag about. If it was 2x, I need to study this.
5. Everyone can talk about this theory, but the hard part is execution. No matter how good it sounds, your mindset will still collapse within an hour.
6. Starting to talk about risk control again—every time I lose money, I regret it, but then I keep chasing trades, over and over.
7. That surge before the US stock market opened? I waited all through September last year and never saw it. Maybe it depends on your position size.
8. Missing out once or twice is acceptable, but if you keep missing out, you really need to reflect on your coin-picking logic.
9. SOL’s recent moves have been wild, but don’t let a couple of good trades go to your head—there’s a high chance of another shakeout coming.
10. I have a lot to say about loose position management—got liquidated straight up with 5x leverage.
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SillyWhale
· 2025-12-08 13:30
This guy is getting this hyped over just 1,900+ USDT. Why do I feel like he’s just bragging?
#比特币对比代币化黄金 SOL’s precise profit-taking performance this round has really slapped the face of many naysayers. $SOL recently reached the 140 mark, and $ETH is also around 3180. Both have touched strong resistance zones on the daily chart, which naturally leads to range-bound corrections.
During the period before the US stock market opens, there’s often new buying interest; once stability is confirmed, there’s potential for another rally. The current strategy is to take profits on long positions first and use the remaining time with an empty position to wait for the next suitable entry point. This round of SOL longs easily brought in over 1900 USDT in profit, fully proving the importance of having a sense of direction and timing for taking profits.
The core of contract trading actually comes down to just a few points: get the direction right, enter at precise points, set reasonable take-profit and stop-loss levels, and manage your positions carefully. Many people think market makers always hunt retail traders, but at the root, it’s because the basics haven’t been mastered.
Left-side trading is a lot more stable than right-side. Although sometimes I’ll take short positions, it’s only when the trend is clear or there’s definite news support. People who repeatedly miss out often do so because they can’t keep up with direction and precision. The only thing waiting for you is a loss. If you want to change your situation, the most direct way is to start with the basic logic of trading and truly get past the hurdle of risk control.
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