Yesterday, Bitcoin’s drop nearly 4,000 points finally gave me the chance I missed last time. Next, I’ll share my own understanding: I missed the bottom and didn’t get the lowest-cost chips. So what will I do next in terms of positioning? (This is only my personal, practical experience sharing and does not represent investment advice.)

There’s no doubt that we’re in the initial stage of a bull market. Don’t go fantasizing about going back to buy at 56,000 or 50,000. And absolutely don’t let yourself be influenced just because you missed the entry (i.e., you were late). When some people post bearish content, don’t go and resonate with it and still think there’s hope…
Next, I’ll split my funds into 2 portions for a plan. I’ll explain it.$BTC $ETH $BNB Place orders at those levels,
For BTC, the first buy can be around 8.0–8.2, the second buy around 7.5–7.6, and the third buy at 7.0–7.2
For ETH, the first buy is around 2555–2580, the second around 2350–2450, and the third around 2100–2200
For BNB, the first buy is around 730–750, the second around 700, and the third around 675–680
You can refer to the images I posted below

I’m planning to do this in 2 entries, each with 50% of the position. If it really reaches the third entry, then I’ll open a 1x or 0.5x coin-margined contract.
, what I’m纠结 about now is I don’t know which one of these three to enter. BTC is the most stable. ETH is the most effective for making profit. BNB has the slowest profit, but it’s the most stable.
If it were you, what would you plan out? Let’s chat in the comments…….

Let’s take a look at BTC’s yearly chart from last year and do a bit of “using the past to predict the present.” Personally, I currently think we broke out of the second stage at 8.2 and moved up to 8.7, where we’re meeting resistance. After a pullback and adjustment, we’ll likely go near 95,000. Not for long, though. Then it will swing back and forth again in the third stage to grind and shake out positions. So this time I’ll choose to gradually build my positions during the retracement. Last week, when it was ranging at 7.5–8.2, I was thinking that if it returned to 7.2–6.8, I’d buy. But right now it directly broke through the second stage and reached the third stage—so there’s no way to keep waiting. I can only put myself in first and deal with it for now……
Question: For people who missed the entry, what are they thinking now? That if it comes back to 7.5, I’ll definitely get on the train? In the second stage, were they also thinking that if it comes back to 7.2–6.8, I’ll definitely get on? So how did it turn out?

So I decided not to wait anymore and follow the plan to place my orders. If we stretch the position-building timeline to think about it, these chips right now are still low-level chips. Maybe not the exact bottom chips, though. The current BTC price may correspond to the previous cycle’s 35,000–40,000 range. And the BNB price would correspond to the previous cycle’s 400–550 range. So if you think about it that way, doesn’t it seem okay? But if you think deeper: in the next bull cycle, you probably won’t even see BTC prices of 70,000. Just like how we can’t see BTC at 30,000–40,000 right now, and we can’t see BNB at 300–400 either.

A friendly reminder to all my brothers
1: If you have long positions or spot at low levels, under no circumstances should you start selling your longs and spot just because your profits are giving back. Don’t think about waiting for a low-level entry to do swing trades again—otherwise you’ll end up missing the move and won’t be able to get on the ride, or you’ll end up chasing at higher prices. For example, if someone with 60–70k worth of capital sold their chips around 8.5–8.8 and then the price doesn’t drop further, will it then go even higher for them to buy back at an even more expensive level? Because that’s exactly what happened to me: I didn’t buy back at 7.5, and now I’m thinking of buying at 8.2.
2: In a bull market phase, many people will post screenshots showing huge profits. Don’t envy them, and don’t get anxious. This kind of anxiety will lead you to increase your position size, and it will push you into blind FOMO.
3: If you don’t have any altcoin low-level chips, then under no circumstances should you touch any altcoins. And don’t even look at how hard some altcoins are pumping, and then blindly chase them. Remember yesterday’s bitcoin: it simply dropped 4,000 points. When you look back, aren’t those blind-chasing altcoin buyers all either hung on trees or got liquidated?

In the end, I’m really stuck deciding what to plan. Because I have 2 accounts: one is for spot with 90% of the position, and the other is 10% to mess around with futures contracts.
For the spot account, I’ve only bought 2/10 of the position so far, and my average price is around 7.8. I was buying around 7.5, and then yesterday I added a bit at 8.38.

The contract was that I took in some ETH yesterday, and then the big bull managed to take profit on 90% of the position at 86888. I’m planning to buy back when it hits 82.

Brothers who missed the entry—what are you going to plan next? Let’s chat in the comments, and also give me confidence: should I buy BNB or buy BTC?……

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