Bitcoin’s movement this morning is a bit indecisive, with no clear signals given.
Aggressive traders can consider trying a small long position near the current price, but it’s recommended to keep position size within 2%. If you’re using 100x leverage, be cautious. Focus on two key levels: 92,100 above is today’s daily resistance—whether it can be broken is critical; 88,900 below is the low reached this morning and serves as short-term support.
These two levels can be used to set take-profit and stop-loss points. After all, high leverage is all about adrenaline—if resistance or support doesn’t hold, you need to get out. When the direction is unclear, don’t go all-in. Staying in the game is more important than anything else.
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SigmaValidator
· 12-10 09:07
Well, 88900 can this be supported, I feel like it will break sooner or later
100x leverage is really playing with fire, and a flash crash will directly liquidate the position, so why bother
The 92100 pressure piece depends on how to close today, otherwise it is a trap
Only by living can you continue to earn, this sentence poked my heart
It's okay to try a light position, anyway, don't be too greedy if the signal is not clear
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-10 06:49
If the support of 88900 collapses, I will run directly, and I will not be greedy for that little profit
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Web3Educator
· 12-09 02:35
ngl, the 2% position sizing here is fundamentally sound risk management—let me break this down for my students real quick: it's about preserving capital when signals are ambiguous, which is exactly what we drill in every bootcamp session i run.
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rugpull_survivor
· 12-08 12:16
Hmm... After 88900 was broken, I was really panicking. My hands were even shaking at that moment.
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MEVEye
· 12-08 03:49
If 88900 can't hold, I'll just leave right away, nothing to hesitate about.
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GraphGuru
· 12-08 03:46
If 88900 can't hold, just get out immediately. Don't count on a rebound—holding onto a losing position is the dumbest thing you can do.
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Blockchainiac
· 12-08 03:35
If 92,100 can't be broken, I'll have to bail. If it drops to 88,900 again, I'll just wait. The signals are indeed unclear this time.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 12-08 03:34
A choppy market is really tough. A light position with 2% is fine to try, but 100x leverage is really playing with fire.
If 92100 can't be broken, just get out—don't be greedy.
Better to wait until the signals are clearer. Going all-in now is suicide.
If 88900 doesn't hold, get out immediately; surviving is winning.
When the market is unclear, you should just wait. Psychological preparation is the key.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-08 03:24
100x? Bro, are you trying to go bankrupt or get rich overnight? I choose to stay alive.
Bitcoin’s movement this morning is a bit indecisive, with no clear signals given.
Aggressive traders can consider trying a small long position near the current price, but it’s recommended to keep position size within 2%. If you’re using 100x leverage, be cautious. Focus on two key levels: 92,100 above is today’s daily resistance—whether it can be broken is critical; 88,900 below is the low reached this morning and serves as short-term support.
These two levels can be used to set take-profit and stop-loss points. After all, high leverage is all about adrenaline—if resistance or support doesn’t hold, you need to get out. When the direction is unclear, don’t go all-in. Staying in the game is more important than anything else.