Recently, this wave of market movement, the timing for bottom fishing has been quite good. Especially the Bitcoin short positions arranged in the evening, the trend was completely in line with expectations, and profits were smoothly realized. After sensing the market rhythm, switching to a long position with a different approach also went smoothly.
After the release of the US core CPI data below expectations, the crypto market's reaction indeed provided many trading opportunities. This is the time to test the depth of understanding of market dynamics— the same signal can reveal completely different trading opportunities from different perspectives. Bottom fishing, shorting, chasing rebounds— the key is to sense where that turning point is. The recent trades have yielded good returns, which also validates that this approach is still effective under the current market conditions.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 11h ago
Can you still go long after a short position takes profit? This rhythm is really sharp; as soon as the CPI data is released, you can sense the opportunity. Bro, this move is really finding the balance between bottom fishing and chasing the rally.
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TradingNightmare
· 11h ago
Damn, I just took profit again. This rhythm is really amazing.
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LiquidityLarry
· 11h ago
Alright, this time there is indeed something to it, but I still think that the phrase "sensing the rhythm" sounds a bit mystical. Isn't it more about a greater element of gambling?
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AlphaLeaker
· 11h ago
This guy reads the market really well. Why do I always just miss the point...
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Shorts take profit and then turn into longs. This move definitely has a feel to it.
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CPI is such a big signal, really depends on the perspective. The same data can lead to different ways of making money.
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Talking about sniffing out turning points is easy, but doing it makes your blood pressure soar...
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It's another smooth trade by someone else. I'm still bottom-fishing and even going broke doing it.
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A set of strategies proven effective in the market—that's the difference between a professional and a gambler.
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I really admire those who can switch effortlessly between short and long positions.
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Being able to seize the turnarounds just by planning at night is too intense.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 11h ago
Wow, this move really hit the right rhythm. The bears took profits and then instantly turned into bulls. That's just how the market works.
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ZKSherlock
· 11h ago
actually... timing the market like this relies on way too many trust assumptions about signal validity, ngl. how do you know that CPI data wasn't already priced in? the real question is whether you're exploiting actual market inefficiencies or just... getting lucky on directional bets.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 12h ago
The market rhythm is quite good, both the bears and bulls are benefiting? I've been a bit slow to react lately, always chasing from behind, it's exhausting.
Recently, this wave of market movement, the timing for bottom fishing has been quite good. Especially the Bitcoin short positions arranged in the evening, the trend was completely in line with expectations, and profits were smoothly realized. After sensing the market rhythm, switching to a long position with a different approach also went smoothly.
After the release of the US core CPI data below expectations, the crypto market's reaction indeed provided many trading opportunities. This is the time to test the depth of understanding of market dynamics— the same signal can reveal completely different trading opportunities from different perspectives. Bottom fishing, shorting, chasing rebounds— the key is to sense where that turning point is. The recent trades have yielded good returns, which also validates that this approach is still effective under the current market conditions.