When trading contracts, never chase the price. You might wake up and see it has risen to 95,000, but all I see are risks, because there isn't strong trading volume. If you're not careful, chasing the rise might leave you hanging.

For example, today, the intraday lows for buying are at 94,000 and 93,000, but that's only for intraday trades, as many of the market makers are back from their holiday, and after the ETF opens, many nearby points could become casualties.

However, waiting for 91,000 and 90,000 is too low in cost-effectiveness; sometimes you might miss out entirely. You can only resort to trading on smaller timeframes. Remember, once things don't meet expectations, you must use the strategy of increasing positions to cut losses and escape, and it must be done without hesitation.

I've seen a few people with their own ideas, such as shorting at 103,000 and 99,300 to catch a peak, or the ETH long position at 3,983, only to look back and realize it has fallen so much. Later, they say they weren't resolute in escaping at the time; holding onto positions brings more harm than good. Mainly, you can't trade our positions if you have a position, and you don't know where to add to positions to quickly cut losses. #BTC 👉战绩.👉返佣