1. Current recommendation: Maintain a swing trading strategy for BTC, focusing on short-term swing trading while waiting for a significant pullback. A price below 60,000 is a key entry point for buy the dips; consider large-scale buying. Initiate long-term dollar-cost averaging in the 60,000-70,000 range, gradually building a position. We are clearly optimistic about buying opportunities after pullbacks, as there has been no overextension of the upward trend. We emphasize waiting for a significant drop to over 50,000 before establishing a large position. 2. Position and Risk Management Recommendations Buy heavily when the price is below 60,000. In the 60,000-70,000 range, start a 300-day dollar-cost averaging program, buying 1/300 of your position daily to gradually lower your average cost. When the price drops to around 50,000, you can buy a large position in BTC, ETH, and SOL, keeping your position size between 30-60%. For smaller coins like SUI and PEPE, only use small positions as they carry higher risk. It is recommended to add to your position in batches, paying close attention to price levels. While no specific stop-loss or take-profit order is specified, the emphasis is on phased entry and patient holding. 3. This strategy is suitable for a trading style that combines short-term swing trading with a stable medium-to-long-term dollar-cost averaging approach. It offers both short-term profit-taking and long-term value building. The strategy is based on price pullback catalysts, emphasizing waiting for a significant pullback at low levels before accumulating a large position. It is suitable for investors who are not in a hurry to enter and exit positions quickly and are willing to wait patiently. It is advised to use short-term trading as a trial and steady long-term dollar-cost averaging approach, and avoid blindly chasing highs.
BTC: Summary of discussions in the Shuqin-banned group (18:00:10 ~ 19:00:10)
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