2025-12-30 02:27:05

Currently, there are no particularly confirmed opportunities, and everyone is basically in a flat position, which is indeed quite tough. My approach is to lightly position a few points on the periphery first, then observe as I go. The key is to wait for a genuine trend opportunity in the mainstream coins before re-entering with larger positions.

Honestly, I also do some short-term swing trading from time to time, and I am still learning as I try. Sometimes I build a position in the afternoon, only to exit the next day. These short-term trades don't have much reference value. The main point is to have patience and hold onto your core positions, and not be led astray by market noise.

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Hash_Bandit

· 10h ago

yeah, the waiting game hits different when hashrate's just fluctuating sideways like this. light bags on the perimeter makes sense honestly, just letting the difficulty adjust on its own before dumping real capital in.

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GasWaster

· 10h ago

Being out of position is tough, but the longer you hold back like this, the more satisfying it will be when Bitcoin explodes. Just waiting for that moment.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 10h ago

Being out of the market is really tough, but I think it's actually better this way, no need to worry every day about stop-loss or take-profit.

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GasFeeSobber

· 10h ago

Staying out of the market is indeed tough, but this is the only way to preserve your principal. --- Light positioning + patience is the right approach. Don't let the daily fluctuations ruin your strategy. --- Short-term tricks are flashy, but you still need to stick to your core positions. --- This cycle is difficult, but when the opportunity arises, it's time to go in. Don't hesitate anymore. --- I'm also doing short-term trades, but to be honest, I lose more than I gain. I've long accepted this fact. --- There's too much noise. The key is discipline; many people get shaken out this way. --- Wait and see, but don't regret not positioning early when the market explodes.

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ProposalDetective

· 10h ago

Being out of position is tough, I'm waiting like that too, mainly because I haven't clearly identified the direction.

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DegenWhisperer

· 10h ago

Being out of the market is really tough, but it's more torturous than making reckless moves.

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