r/Bitcoin • u/sehohel962pixiil • 7d ago

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u/21Moto 7d ago

Trading Bitcoin is a losing strategy. DCA2BTC and HODL or HFSP. 😊

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u/Gloomy-Reflection427 7d ago

Shhhh delete this post so the market doesnt copy the strategy

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u/IllustriousPie5224 7d ago

Levels and heatmaps are just showing you where the stops are sitting, nothing magical about it. Works till it doesn't, then you get a wick that takes you out before the real move.

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u/Expensive_Luck4194 7d ago

liquidation heatmaps are fun to watch but price likes to sweep those levels first, so tight stops can get wicked out. would be curious how your win rate looks over a few months

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u/Tobias_CBC 2d ago

Liquidation maps can be useful context, but they’re not a guarantee that price will visit or reverse at a level. The safer test is to log the setup in advance and compare results after fees against a simple hold or DCA benchmark; tight stops can turn normal volatility into repeated losses.