The resistance level around 92400 is obvious, so at that time just keep an eye on the market and wait for signals. After opening a short position, I have a sense of it — there is heavy selling pressure above this position, and a pullback is highly likely.
The process of holding positions is not as easy as it seems, and there will be pullbacks in between, but the key is not to panic. If you see a good opportunity, hold on tight and don't let short-term fluctuations shake you out. In the end, I successfully captured around 91000, with a full space of 1400 points.
To be honest, such opportunities don't come every day. But when they do, you have to be ready to seize them. Opening a position relies on judgment, holding a position tests your mindset, and closing a position requires rhythm. Only those who can pocket their profits can be considered truly skilled.
If such a clear one-sided market trend cannot be captured, it may be time to pause and review: is it the strategy that has issues, or is the execution not keeping up? $BTC $ETH
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WealthCoffee
· 6h ago
1400 points directly in hand, this wave was indeed worth the wait.
2. The mindset is more mentally challenging than the technique.
3. Not running away during the pullback is the real strength.
4. With the same signal, why can others make money while I only get the leftovers?
5. Heavy selling pressure positions are indeed easy to crash, your point selection this time is good.
6. Holding on is what makes money; it sounds easy but doing it is difficult.
7. 1400 points of space; how calm do you have to be to dare to hold on?
8. The key is still execution; everyone understands the strategy, but it depends on whether it can be implemented.
9. If you can't even grasp a one-sided trend, you really need to reflect.
10. If you have a clear understanding, don't waste it; this is the hardest part.
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DAOplomacy
· 10h ago
ngl, this 1400-point swing narrative has some interesting game-theoretic implications worth unpacking... but can we talk about the sub-optimal incentive structures that reward recency bias? historically, these "i held firm while others panicked" post-mortems tend to have certain path dependencies we ought to examine more rigorously
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FlatlineTrader
· 11-29 17:55
Entering directly at 1400 points is what it means to know how to place orders.
2. The mindset is truly the biggest enemy; it's easiest to get shaken out when buying the dip.
3. Recognizing resistance levels so accurately; next time the market comes, I’ll make another profit.
4. You're right; execution is the dividing line; most people fail due to their holdings.
5. Wait, why do I always get trapped at this position? I need to reflect on myself.
6. Such market conditions are rare; the key is to have discipline and not open positions randomly.
7. 1400 points, my salary this month is less than one of their trades, haha.
8. Short orders should be taken like this; it looks like a very comfortable trade.
9. The worst is hesitating when there are clear signals, and in the end, being forced to cut loss.
10. This sense of rhythm really tests one's skill; no wonder many people get stuck here.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 11-28 17:13
1400 points, this mindset is indeed amazing, I need to learn from it.
2. Stay firm on what you see, it's easy to say but really hard to do.
3. It's always others making money while I just watch, when will it be my turn to catch it?
4. This brother's trade is indeed textbook level, the rhythm from Enter a Position to Close Position is just too good.
5. I'm just afraid that "I see it clearly" is actually just luck, how to handle the unpredictable market?
6. The saying that Holdings tests one's mindset hits hard, I always lose my mind during pullbacks.
7. Those who can steadily make 1400 points are either just lucky or really skilled.
8. Reviewing trades is real, I just lack execution power, it's truly disappointing.
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MagicBean
· 11-28 17:13
1. Directly taking 1400 points, how stable must this mindset be?
2. Just afraid of making a mistake at the critical moment and it all goes to waste.
3. That's right, the real test is still execution, not just talk.
4. This kind of market doesn't come often, but it can easily be scared off by overnight news.
5. The key is to have the patience to wait for signals, not to operate every day.
6. 1400 points sounds comfortable, but I always exit too early.
7. I need to learn about the mindset of Holdings, as I often get washed out by pullbacks.
8. No matter how good the strategy is, it must be accompanied by execution, that's for sure.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 11-28 17:01
1400 points really weren't in vain, mindset is indeed a threshold
2. I also saw that wave at 92400, just didn't dare to open, now I regret a bit
3. It's really not easy to hold onto Holdings, I usually get shaken out in between
4. Such a one-sided market can be caught a few times a year, all rely on a strong mindset
5. You're right, if the execution is a bit poor, the profit is gone
6. Cleanly made 1400 points, impressive
7. The key is to trust your own judgment, don't be scared by short-term fluctuations
8. I indeed didn't do well in this step of reviewing, no wonder I always miss out
9. The judgment of selling pressure at the resistance level was too accurate
10. Large orders are all endured this way, mindset determines everything
11. That pullback at 91000 was truly textbook level
12. It’s rare to encounter such clear signals, didn’t waste them.
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StakeOrRegret
· 11-28 16:54
1400 points directly in the pocket, this wave of rhythm is indeed commendable
2. What I fear the most is being unable to hold onto such clear signals; mindset is truly the most expensive thing in trading
3. You're right, mindset > strategy > luck, the order cannot be reversed
4. Why do I always hesitate at such positions? Your execution is really impressive
5. The difficulty lies in the gap between knowing and doing
6. How stable should the mindset be after capturing 1400 points, I've learned it
7. The key is still to grasp that heavy selling pressure signal, otherwise it's all in vain
8. This is what we call trading, not the type that advocates every day
9. Reviewing this part is the most heart-wrenching; indeed, I need to reflect on my execution issues
10. It's really not easy to stick to 91000; I've long been pained by stop loss
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EternalMiner
· 11-28 16:53
1400 points have been absorbed just like that, the mindset really needs to be strong.
2. You're right, the key is to stay calm, I almost got shaken out this time.
3. Execution is truly a bottleneck, even if you see it right, you must be able to hold on.
4. Such one-sided markets are indeed rare; if you catch it, you profit.
5. The mindset of Holdings is the most torturous, those pullbacks in between can easily make people break down.
6. 1400 points, it's someone else's story again; I'm still studying how to judge the resistance level.
7. The judgment of heavy sell pressure is a bit fierce; how bold do you have to be to open like this?
8. Review well; this is the difference between being professional and amateur, right?
9. It seems simple, but you only realize the difficulty when executing it; I admire it.
10. The problem is not in the strategy; nine times out of ten, it's still the mindset that falls short.
#数字资产市场观察 This trade is really smooth.
The resistance level around 92400 is obvious, so at that time just keep an eye on the market and wait for signals. After opening a short position, I have a sense of it — there is heavy selling pressure above this position, and a pullback is highly likely.
The process of holding positions is not as easy as it seems, and there will be pullbacks in between, but the key is not to panic. If you see a good opportunity, hold on tight and don't let short-term fluctuations shake you out. In the end, I successfully captured around 91000, with a full space of 1400 points.
To be honest, such opportunities don't come every day. But when they do, you have to be ready to seize them. Opening a position relies on judgment, holding a position tests your mindset, and closing a position requires rhythm. Only those who can pocket their profits can be considered truly skilled.
If such a clear one-sided market trend cannot be captured, it may be time to pause and review: is it the strategy that has issues, or is the execution not keeping up? $BTC $ETH