2026-01-12 08:30:16

The market has reached this point, and the same old advice applies—only act on what you see, not on imagination. The previous Ethereum long position at 3080, with its entry point and logic clearly laid out, now looking back, how has the profit situation been from this move? The key is still execution.

Let's talk about the upcoming rhythm. Bitcoin has now reached the 92,000 level. According to the plan, taking half profits is reasonable, and the remaining position should continue to be held with a break-even stop-loss, aiming higher. The support at the bottom remains at 89,000; these key levels haven't changed. When the market reaches these points, it's time to act; if not, avoid reckless operations. Focusing on your own life can actually keep you clearer-headed.

Everyone in the market has different ideas about the same trend; there are no absolute right or wrongs. What I share here are just personal trading ideas and perspectives. Feel free to discuss and exchange opinions. But a reminder: if you treat this as gambling, then it's a different story. Risk management should always come first.

ETH7,22%

BTC4,65%

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degenonymous

· 3h ago

Execution really is top-notch; anyone can talk about plans on paper. Confident about the upcoming rhythm, as long as 89,000 holds steady, keep enjoying the gains. Sometimes not making a decision is the best decision. Taking half profits at 92,000 is really solid; let the rest run. Instead of constantly imagining the price rising to 100,000, it's better to honestly watch the K-line. Risk management is no joke; many people fail because of this. Exactly right, gambling mentality when playing with coins is just asking for trouble.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-12 08:57

Execution is indeed the key; armchair strategizing is of no use. I didn't catch the 92000 wave, and I feel a bit regretful. Can 89000 really hold? It feels a bit虚. I've learned the strategy of taking half profits, I'll try it next time. "Don't operate blindly"—that phrase was too harsh, it hit me. Actually, most people fail due to their mentality, not technical skills. Wait until the position is reached, or else it's just gambler's thinking.

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-12 08:52

Execution is indeed the key; thinking more doesn't compare to taking action once you've made up your mind. Take profit at 92,000 and sell half; this tactic is seasoned and reliable. Breaking or not breaking 89,000 is a watershed moment; we'll see then. The phrase "don't gamble" needs to be repeated; too many people treat this like a lottery. Only act when the price reaches certain levels—that's the mark of someone who can truly survive until the end.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-12 08:51

Taking profit on half is such a prudent move. I was only greedy and got trapped, haha. Did it break 89,000? Not quite there yet. Execution is truly the key. Once the plan is set, don't change it.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-12 08:49

Execution capability is indeed a weakness; it sounds good, but how many can actually take profits as planned? This wave at 92,000 is a bit risky; I'm still hovering around 89,000. We always hear "don't operate blindly," but as soon as I see the candlestick chart, I can't help but act...

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AirdropCollector

· 01-12 08:40

Taking half profit is a stable move; let the rest run freely. Not following the trend means earning; execution really is the key to victory or defeat. If 89,000 can't be broken, keep holding; don't overthink it.

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