Based on recent price movements and capital flow reactions, I think a relatively cautious long strategy can be considered.
**Specific operational approach**: Enter in batches within the 87,500 to 87,800 range for more stability. If the price breaks through 88,600, you can continue to chase longs with a light position, waiting for confirmation before adding more. Risk control is very important—if it falls below 87,000, set a stop-loss immediately, limiting losses to around 3%.
**Profit targets**: The first phase targets the 89,000 to 89,300 range, and the second phase aims for 89,600 to 90,000. Following this rhythm, you can lock in a 6% to 8% profit, while maintaining a risk-reward ratio of over 1:2.
**Why this view?** Several core reasons stack up: the funding rate remains at normal levels, market sentiment is balanced without extreme emotions. Also, from the candlestick charts, after volume expansion, there's a volume contraction correction, indicating the bulls are still in control. More importantly, the 4-hour and 24-hour contract funding are both in net inflow, suggesting medium-term capital flow is overall positive. These signals together give us some operational space.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 8h ago
I'm also waiting around 87,500, just worried that a black swan might suddenly appear.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 8h ago
Is entering at 87,500 really stable? I think I need to watch a bit more.
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WhaleWatcher
· 8h ago
The price level of 87,500 is indeed quite attractive, and the signal of net capital inflow in this wave is quite strong.
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MevTears
· 8h ago
Entering at 87,500 is indeed stable, but I feel like every time I just run away when it's time to wait for that "confirmation."
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 8h ago
Is it really safe to buy at 87,500? I feel it might drop a bit more.
#战略性加仓BTC Bitcoin's recent bullish outlook
Based on recent price movements and capital flow reactions, I think a relatively cautious long strategy can be considered.
**Specific operational approach**: Enter in batches within the 87,500 to 87,800 range for more stability. If the price breaks through 88,600, you can continue to chase longs with a light position, waiting for confirmation before adding more. Risk control is very important—if it falls below 87,000, set a stop-loss immediately, limiting losses to around 3%.
**Profit targets**: The first phase targets the 89,000 to 89,300 range, and the second phase aims for 89,600 to 90,000. Following this rhythm, you can lock in a 6% to 8% profit, while maintaining a risk-reward ratio of over 1:2.
**Why this view?** Several core reasons stack up: the funding rate remains at normal levels, market sentiment is balanced without extreme emotions. Also, from the candlestick charts, after volume expansion, there's a volume contraction correction, indicating the bulls are still in control. More importantly, the 4-hour and 24-hour contract funding are both in net inflow, suggesting medium-term capital flow is overall positive. These signals together give us some operational space.