2026-01-13 16:20:43

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 This morning's short positions were stopped out in time to preserve the principal. In the afternoon, the strategy shifted to going long, capturing 1500 points in one go.

Let's look at today's performance: $BTC entered at 92012 and closed at 93587, $SOL also successfully closed at 11025. Three consecutive wins and then stop, no greed, no impatience.

The biggest test in trading is not market judgment, but the execution of taking profits when the time is right. The market changes rapidly, and no matter how precise the analysis, quick response is more valuable. When faced with uncertain market conditions, proactively seeking advice and following knowledgeable traders can sometimes be a smarter choice.

$BTC $ETH $SOL

BTC4,52%

SOL5,15%

ETH7,56%

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BearMarketNoodler

· 9h ago

1500 points? No kidding, this speed is indeed achievable

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BlockchainBard

· 9h ago

1. Eating up 1500 points in one go, this execution is really fierce, I need to learn from it. 2. Winning three consecutive times and then stopping, I need to reflect on this mindset, always being greedy is a bad thing. 3. Following knowledgeable traders actually makes profits more stable, why is it so hard to make a decision? 4. Saying "take profits when it's good" sounds easy, but when the market heats up, it's easy to get carried away. 5. Entered at 92012 and exited at 93587, this wave of BTC's rhythm was quite accurate, how did you do it? 6. SOL at 11025 and then closed? Only veterans dare to sell at this position. 7. Not greedy, not impatient, it's easy to say but really hard to do, afraid of missing out and more afraid of losses. 8. The market changes rapidly, this is true, reacting half a beat late will lead to losses. 9. Behind these three consecutive wins, there must have been a lot of review; we who follow the trend still need to learn more. 10. Eating up 1500 points feels amazing, but I always want to eat one more bite in my heart.

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RektRecovery

· 9h ago

lol the classic "i timed the dip perfectly" narrative... sure, until the next black swan eats your whole stack. seen this pattern before, always ends the same way.

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MEVictim

· 10h ago

1500 points in one go? Come on, I just want to know how much I lost on that stop-loss order. Is this the so-called "being knowledgeable"? Feels like all the tricks are the same. It's easy to say "take profits when the time is right," but how many can actually follow through? I, for one, can't do it. Following the trend is easy to get burned; it's better to think things through on your own.

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