Another round of market is coming. Bitcoin's recent upward momentum is indeed strong. From the entry point at 89532 to the exit at 88381 for profit-taking, the 1150-point fluctuation is enough to generate a good return, ultimately capturing 5700 points.
In essence, the market is still undergoing repeated shakeouts, and this is when execution ability is most tested. Many people hesitate to act because they can't predict the market accurately, but the problem is—without a clear sense of direction, it's easy to get cut. Confirm the trend, execute trades, and control risks—if all three are done well, the opportunity to double your gains isn't far off. The key is to identify the right direction and not be scared by short-term fluctuations.
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GasOptimizer
· 15h ago
Making 5700 points and cashing out feels really good, this rhythm is indeed comfortable. Just worried about another round of pullback later.
You're absolutely right about execution. If you can't predict accurately, just making random moves is really just cutting... Still need to stick to discipline.
Doubling opportunity? Better survive until then first, haha.
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BoredWatcher
· 15h ago
It's the same old story, speaking so easily, but you realize how difficult it really is when it comes to execution.
People with strong execution skills have already become wealthy; what's the point of discussing it here?
5700 points sound like a lot, but since I don't hold any coins, I just watch it for fun.
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GasFeeCrying
· 15h ago
It's that old saying again, execution, execution. It sounds simple, but in practice, it's really hell mode.
Seeing the 5700 point level is indeed tempting, but I just want to ask how many can really withstand the shakeout without selling off?
Sticking to the direction? Bro, I really haven't nailed it this round. I've been shaken out twice.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 15h ago
Scoring 5700 points and cashing out feels great, but I'm just worried about being washed out next time haha
Execution really is a skill; you have to be confident and willing to act
This wave is indeed a bit fierce, but short-term fluctuations will still cut people
It's easy to say to identify the right direction, but in actual operation, it still depends on luck
An 1150-point fluctuation isn't that big, but the key is whether you have the guts to catch it
The hardest part when being cut is actually trusting your own judgment
This kind of market is the easiest to make money and the easiest to lose money; it all depends on what kind of person you are
Doubling? I'm just worried my coins might crash instead of doubling
Wash trading is something no one can really understand; you can only rely on intuition
Strong execution is good, but no one can be perfect every time, right
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RektButSmiling
· 15h ago
It's that old saying again: execution is king. Watching the 5700 points fall into the bag, is it really that simple?
Stop kidding yourself, most people don't even know when to take action.
Doubling? Let's stay alive first, haha.
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Blockchainiac
· 15h ago
5700 points, another perfect take profit. This execution capability is indeed exceptional.
To put it simply, it's a mindset issue. If you're unsure, it's better to miss out than to act blindly.
A sense of direction, this thing, has to be built up through experience.
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WagmiWarrior
· 15h ago
Handshake, this wave of momentum is indeed steady. The key is still having execution power; otherwise, even if you see the right opportunity, it's all for nothing.
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A 5700-point gain is good, but the real test is whether you can hold onto it in the next wave.
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Basically, it's about sense of direction; without it, nothing else matters.
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Those who got scared and sold during the washout later regretted it.
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Execution ability really varies from person to person. Some double their money, while others get cut.
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A 1150-point fluctuation, you must seize it. Most people actually understand but can't act.
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Short-term volatility doesn't really matter; as long as the trend is confirmed, just keep working hard.
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The most difficult step is confirming the trend; many people get stuck here.
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If risk control is well managed, the opportunity to double your investment is right in front of you.
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Being afraid to act after seeing the right moment is the most costly mistake.
Another round of market is coming. Bitcoin's recent upward momentum is indeed strong. From the entry point at 89532 to the exit at 88381 for profit-taking, the 1150-point fluctuation is enough to generate a good return, ultimately capturing 5700 points.
In essence, the market is still undergoing repeated shakeouts, and this is when execution ability is most tested. Many people hesitate to act because they can't predict the market accurately, but the problem is—without a clear sense of direction, it's easy to get cut. Confirm the trend, execute trades, and control risks—if all three are done well, the opportunity to double your gains isn't far off. The key is to identify the right direction and not be scared by short-term fluctuations.