#比特币价格反弹 Looking at Eugene's trading logic, this profit-taking strategy is actually worth pondering. After achieving a rebound target of 94,000, most positions were closed, leaving only the core holdings. This move may seem conservative, but in fact, it is using certain gains to hedge against uncertain risks—oscillations between 94,000 and 100,000 can easily disturb the mindset. Rather than getting entangled here, it's better to wait for clearer directional signals.

I quite agree with this approach. The core of copying trades is not to pursue maximum profits in every market wave, but to stably capture high-probability opportunities. Eugene had already set clear stop-loss and target levels when positioning below 90,000, indicating his planning was thorough before entering. Now that it's time to take profits, just do so. The rest is waiting for new certain opportunities to emerge.

January's volatility is indeed worth paying attention to, but volatility ≠ opportunity. The key is whether an effective breakout can form. If it ultimately fails to break 100,000 and instead retraces downward, that could be a new shorting opportunity; if it breaks through smoothly, the risk of re-entering positions will be relatively manageable. This rhythm of "earning certain profits first, then waiting for the next clear signal" is precisely what distinguishes excellent traders and followers.