#数字资产市场观察 December 1st short order layout review: Build a Position in the resistance range of 86500-87500 at 2 PM, with good entry windows from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The final price pulled back to around 94700, achieving a trading space of 1100 points.

Sometimes, identifying key price areas is more important than frequent trading.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 13h ago

1100 points of space, this is what we call being skilled. I'm constantly cutting orders all day long, and I see your operation this time is indeed interesting. --- Once you understand the turning point of interval suppression, you can basically lay back and earn, but unfortunately, most people can't achieve this at all. --- Wait, how did you calculate the 86500-87500 points? Is there any indicator to refer to or is it just pure intuition? --- Just getting it right is enough, the key is execution. I often see the right direction, but then my hand shakes and I close the position, it’s hilarious. --- 1100 points sounds like a lot, but how much transaction fee do you have to pay? Is this profit really enough? --- I've known this logic for a long time, but greed prevents me from acting. Always thinking about getting a bit more, but in the end, I get taught a lesson by taking the opposite position. --- What's the use of reviewing, to put it bluntly, it's still about luck. What if next time $BTC rises again?

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GasFeeGazer

· 13h ago

1100 points? The market feeling is good, but I still think the risk of this kind of retracement operation is too high. This wave was indeed precise, but there aren't that many people who can really grasp it. We are clear about the key areas, it's just that we lack the courage to take action. Frequent trading is indeed a major illness, but the waiting period is also tormenting.

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