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"Why the profit-loss ratio of 'placing orders and waiting for pullbacks' far surpasses chasing Bitcoin $BTC after a breakout?" Most people can't resist chasing $BTC at market price after seeing a big bullish candle break the previous high, but they often end up buying at the emotional peak, repeatedly harvested by false breakouts and wicks. The truly high profit-loss ratio strategy is precisely to place orders in advance at the support zone and wait: 1. Liquidity logic: The weekly previous high, ascending trendline, and daily EMA overlap area is where institutional orders are most concentrated, so there is naturally support when the price pulls back. 2. Clear risk boundaries: Enter after a support stabilization signal appears, placing stop loss below the structural breakdown, usually risking only about 2%; the rebound target often exceeds 8%, making the profit-loss ratio easily 4:1. 3. Exploit emotional differences: When pulling back, the screen is full of bearish views, so placing orders requires patience against human nature; during breakouts, everyone shouts to chase, which feels most comfortable but is the easiest to get stuck with. Top traders don’t chase the hype; they quietly wait for the price to come to them at the support zone. $BTC $ETH #BTC冲高回落，市场轮动开始了吗？ #美伊恢复接触，风险溢价会降吗？ #30年期美债收益率创2007年以来新高