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Low Risk Entry

Definition

A low risk entry refers to a strategic point for acquiring a digital asset where the potential for capital loss is minimized relative to the potential for gain. This typically occurs during periods of market consolidation, after significant price corrections, or when strong support levels are confirmed. It involves identifying market conditions that suggest a higher probability of upward movement with a clearly defined downside protection. Traders and investors seek these opportunities to optimize their risk-reward profiles.