#数字资产市场动态 This recent market trend is really hard to control. Stop-losses are easily swept, and profits are also retracing, which can be very frustrating. But upon closer inspection, although the funds pushing the price up are not large, they still have an effect — Bitcoin has gained about 7,000 to 8,000 points this week, and Ethereum has also followed suit with a 300 to 400 point increase.
The key is the pace of the retracement. The small magnitude is one thing, but the way it moves is particularly slow and painful, indicating market resilience. Look, the fundamentals don't show any obvious positive signals, and the US stock market remains quite weak, but the crypto market can still hold up. This somewhat reflects that the underlying buying power is stronger than it appears.
Personally, I think continuing to deploy during retracements is still a reliable strategy. There's a high probability of catching a good portion of the upside.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 22h ago
The stop-loss being wiped out that time was really the last straw, it happens like this every time.
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LiquidityHunter
· 22h ago
The most annoying thing about frustrating market conditions is this—how many times has my stop-loss been wiped out?
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TradFiRefugee
· 22h ago
The frustrating market is like this; managing your mindset is even more important than technical skills.
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PerennialLeek
· 22h ago
When my stop-loss was swept, I really wanted to smash my phone. This market is truly torturous.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 22h ago
The thing about stop-loss being wiped out is really unbelievable; it's always this same operation every time.
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RuntimeError
· 22h ago
Really, this market is messing with people. My stop-loss orders have been wiped out twice.
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BridgeNomad
· 23h ago
ngl the pullback mechanics here remind me of liquidity fragmentation across DEXes—shallow dips, lots of slippage tolerance getting tested. seen this pattern before right before exploits hit different chains. anyway, accumulating on the dips still tracks.
#数字资产市场动态 This recent market trend is really hard to control. Stop-losses are easily swept, and profits are also retracing, which can be very frustrating. But upon closer inspection, although the funds pushing the price up are not large, they still have an effect — Bitcoin has gained about 7,000 to 8,000 points this week, and Ethereum has also followed suit with a 300 to 400 point increase.
The key is the pace of the retracement. The small magnitude is one thing, but the way it moves is particularly slow and painful, indicating market resilience. Look, the fundamentals don't show any obvious positive signals, and the US stock market remains quite weak, but the crypto market can still hold up. This somewhat reflects that the underlying buying power is stronger than it appears.
Personally, I think continuing to deploy during retracements is still a reliable strategy. There's a high probability of catching a good portion of the upside.
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