#数字资产市场观察 Yesterday, I reviewed a bit, Bitcoin made 1239 points, and Ether also earned 211 points.
To be honest, there has never been such a thing as easy wins in the market. Those profits that can be consistently realized are derived from closely monitoring each candlestick, and every support level and pullback need to be repeatedly verified.
Quickly switch between bullish and bearish directions, detect signs of turning points in advance, and basically keep up with the rhythm of each trend cycle—this relies on solid market analysis, not just shouting a few vague directions to get by. The passive follow-the-trend approach is already outdated for the current market conditions.
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DegenGambler
· 11-30 16:02
Yes, watching the market is really a test of mindset. No matter how strong the technicals are, they can't prevent you from being caught off guard by a big dump.
By the way, how did you manage to hold on to those 1239 points? I feel like in the end, everyone just dies in the pullback...
Indeed, following the trend should be avoided, but on the flip side, many experts also face losses. Who can really say they have fully grasped this market?
Wait, isn't it time to revise the support level verification method? Now scripts are much faster than people.
It seems like you're steadily taking profits, very impressive.
But isn't this operation exhausting? I think I'll just choose to lie flat.
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GasFeeSobber
· 11-29 03:33
1239 points? That can't be right, why not provide a screenshot as proof?
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It's easy to say to watch the market, but it's really tough to do. I often react a beat late and miss out.
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I've heard a lot about repeatedly verifying support levels, but the key is how to determine when it's a real fall and when it's a quick rebound.
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Winning by lying down is indeed a dream, but sometimes I feel my analysis isn't that bad, yet I still lose... that's awkward.
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The rapid switching between long and short positions sometimes really doesn’t keep up with the rhythm, I feel like I'm always operating in reverse.
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Solid chart analysis sounds sophisticated, but aren't most people just relying on luck and mental fortitude?
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This theory is good, but I wonder if you've also experienced the moment of massive liquidation.
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Do I have to watch every Candlestick? That's a bit demanding, I usually don't have that much time at work.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 11-28 01:14
Watching the market can really make money, I believe it, but living like this is too exhausting, haha.
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GhostInTheChain
· 11-28 01:11
Uh... 1239 points? Bro, this game is really amazing. I watch the market every day and it's easy to chase the price and get trapped.
This passage really hit home. Winning by just lying down is truly an illusion. Every profit taken behind it is the result of countless verifications.
But on the other hand, solid analysis is easier said than done. How many people can really sense the turning point in advance?
Following the trend definitely needs to be eliminated. The pace is too fast now.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 11-28 01:09
Lying down to win? Uh, I disdain these two words; watching the market is the hard truth.
1239 points sound nice, but how many hours of Candlestick behind it... To be honest, trend followers can't play this game at all.
The ability to sense turning points is not innate.
In such a market, some still say just calling the direction is enough; it's really unbelievable.
#数字资产市场观察 Yesterday, I reviewed a bit, Bitcoin made 1239 points, and Ether also earned 211 points.
To be honest, there has never been such a thing as easy wins in the market. Those profits that can be consistently realized are derived from closely monitoring each candlestick, and every support level and pullback need to be repeatedly verified.
Quickly switch between bullish and bearish directions, detect signs of turning points in advance, and basically keep up with the rhythm of each trend cycle—this relies on solid market analysis, not just shouting a few vague directions to get by. The passive follow-the-trend approach is already outdated for the current market conditions.
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