$BTC Yesterday, one candle surged from around 76,000 to above 80,000. Today, it’s been hovering just above 80,000.
Honestly, with this kind of “bounce-back-in-a-day” move, what I fear most isn’t missing out—it’s getting trigger-happy.
When the price returns to familiar levels, a thought pops into my head: It’s back. Should I add more?
My approach is pretty simple:
On the first day after a big rally, I watch without changing my position.
I keep my stop-loss at the low of the original signal candle. I don’t move it lower just because the price has risen, or double my position just because I’m feeling good.
There’s also the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report on Friday, so it’s perfectly normal for the price to swing around the 80,000 level.
It’s much more comfortable to set your position first and then watch the market than to chase every candle.
$ETH has been following the rebound, with a similar pace.
Did you hold on through yesterday’s move, or chase above 80,000? Let’s chat in the comments. Follow me, and let’s take it slow together.
Honestly, with this kind of “bounce-back-in-a-day” move, what I fear most isn’t missing out—it’s getting trigger-happy.
When the price returns to familiar levels, a thought pops into my head: It’s back. Should I add more?
My approach is pretty simple:
On the first day after a big rally, I watch without changing my position.
I keep my stop-loss at the low of the original signal candle. I don’t move it lower just because the price has risen, or double my position just because I’m feeling good.
There’s also the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report on Friday, so it’s perfectly normal for the price to swing around the 80,000 level.
It’s much more comfortable to set your position first and then watch the market than to chase every candle.
$ETH has been following the rebound, with a similar pace.
Did you hold on through yesterday’s move, or chase above 80,000? Let’s chat in the comments. Follow me, and let’s take it slow together.
