1. Current Recommended Direction BTC has already dipped to the extreme level of 75888, and it is expected to dip again before February 2nd. This is a correction phase after the "overextension" of the rally. It is recommended to wait and see in the short term before going long. The atmosphere is more inclined to "test the waters" and prepare for the surge in February. 2. Position and Risk Management Recommendations: A cautious approach is advised at this stage. While no specific position sizing is explicitly stated, the recommendation is to "ignore spot trading and use the remaining half of the position to buy at market price," implying a phased approach with gradual accumulation. The profit target is suggested as $5000 for ETH, at which point all positions should be closed. For BTC, there are no clear profit or loss targets yet, but the risk of extreme pullbacks should be monitored, and the risk of a "pin drop to zero" should be carefully considered. Position size must be carefully controlled to avoid heavy buying on rallies. 3. Suitable for trading styles: This strategy is suitable for stable medium-term trend investment. Based on the time window of the "February surge" and the catalyst for the pullback, it emphasizes "prioritizing spot trading without leverage and temporarily avoiding contracts." It is not advisable to engage in aggressive short-term speculation. It reminds investors that "sudden price spikes can easily lead to zero returns." It is essential to "control position size and steadily build positions." It is not recommended to hold positions for too long and wait for market confirmation before adding to positions.
BTC: Summary of Discussions in the Sanma Spot VIP (Pinned Strategy Effective) Community (03:00:10 ~ 04:00:10)
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