#ETH巨鲸增持 ZEC I've been following this coin for quite a while. To be honest, after being in the crypto market for eight years, my biggest feeling is: too many people treat technical indicators as wallpaper and follow-the-crowd sentiment as a trading system.
I have seen people study various metaphysical line theories every day, and I have also seen many friends suffer huge losses and leave the market blindly believing in so-called "big shot traders." I am no exception—I still feel a bit uneasy thinking back to my own three experiences of being liquidated in my early years.
In the end, surviving in a volatile market relies not on luck or superstition, but on gradually understanding the tool of MACD divergence. Many people think this thing is just about the color changes of red and green bars, which looks lively but is actually useless. This is not the case. The true power of divergence lies in its ability to help you see the underlying game logic behind the price.
I remember the market trend in the spring of 2020. BTC surged upwards to break new highs, and the community was full of "bull market starting".
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ShamedApeSeller
· 11-30 04:35
Get Liquidated three times and still alive, bull. I just want to know if the fourth time will come.
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MissingSats
· 11-30 01:56
After so many years of blowing the MACD, how many people really made money?
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degenonymous
· 11-27 22:30
Eight years, huh? That sounds like an old-school saying. But to be fair, is MACD divergence really that magical? I haven’t seen anyone on the forums using it doing particularly well.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 11-27 22:26
Another story saved by MACD, good grief, got liquidated three times and still alive, I am impressed.
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TokenDustCollector
· 11-27 22:10
Getting liquidated three times and still being alive now, is indeed a tough guy. However, I think this MACD thing is just so-so; the ones who can really make money are those lying in ambush at the bottom.
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0xLuckbox
· 11-27 22:02
Alright, alright, stop with the mysticism, it's just the gambler's mentality at play. I also use MACD, but to be honest, not many have turned their fortunes around relying on it.
#ETH巨鲸增持 ZEC I've been following this coin for quite a while. To be honest, after being in the crypto market for eight years, my biggest feeling is: too many people treat technical indicators as wallpaper and follow-the-crowd sentiment as a trading system.
I have seen people study various metaphysical line theories every day, and I have also seen many friends suffer huge losses and leave the market blindly believing in so-called "big shot traders." I am no exception—I still feel a bit uneasy thinking back to my own three experiences of being liquidated in my early years.
In the end, surviving in a volatile market relies not on luck or superstition, but on gradually understanding the tool of MACD divergence. Many people think this thing is just about the color changes of red and green bars, which looks lively but is actually useless. This is not the case. The true power of divergence lies in its ability to help you see the underlying game logic behind the price.
I remember the market trend in the spring of 2020. BTC surged upwards to break new highs, and the community was full of "bull market starting".