Bitcoin is showing interesting momentum right now. Following the Alfred approach—aggressive conviction on directional moves with tight risk management—could yield solid returns if you're reading the on-chain metrics correctly. The key is positioning size appropriately when conviction is high. Stack $BTC on weakness, but keep your stop discipline tight. Markets reward those who combine strong thesis with disciplined execution. Watch the macro setup; $BTC tends to telegraph its next move through volume and whale accumulation patterns.
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NervousFingers
· 12-28 00:42
Whether you can profit from this bottoming out depends on whether you can hold on; mindset is the key.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 12-28 00:40
I've never quite understood on-chain metrics, I feel like I'm always getting cut off each time.
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RektCoaster
· 12-28 00:37
ngl Alfred's approach sounds like justifying losing money... When conviction is high, it's actually the easiest to get trapped.
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On-ChainDiver
· 12-28 00:27
On-chain data looks pretty good, but to really make money, you still need a steady mindset.
Bitcoin is showing interesting momentum right now. Following the Alfred approach—aggressive conviction on directional moves with tight risk management—could yield solid returns if you're reading the on-chain metrics correctly. The key is positioning size appropriately when conviction is high. Stack $BTC on weakness, but keep your stop discipline tight. Markets reward those who combine strong thesis with disciplined execution. Watch the macro setup; $BTC tends to telegraph its next move through volume and whale accumulation patterns.