In November, this account is running like it's possessed. At the beginning of the month, it was still 2.56 million U, and today I looked and it jumped straight to 3.2 million U.
To be honest, this wave mainly relies on two transactions:
$AIA that order was really comfortable. Opened a short near 20 dollars, watched it drop to 8 bucks, pocketing 1.5 million U. At that time, watching those few K-lines on the daily chart, the divergence signal was already very obvious; a pullback was just a matter of time.
$ZEC is more exciting. When it was at 500 dollars, I directly went long when the pattern looked stable and sold it at 648, which brought in another 1.7 million U. That double bottom was so standard; once the neckline was broken, I knew it was stable.
Currently, I am still watching a target, oscillating back and forth at a critical point. This kind of consolidation phase tests patience the most, but it is often the prelude to a big opportunity.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 1h ago
Wow, a monthly rise of 640,000 U, that's why I'm still struggling at the bottom.
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Cosimo
· 15h ago
Where does v2 have so much capital?
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-01 13:52
The rise of 640,000 U is, to be honest, a bit outrageous. I also saw the signal for the short order on AIA, but I didn't dare to take action, and now I regret it a bit.
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DataOnlooker
· 12-01 13:49
Emma's operation this time is really amazing, a rise of 640,000 U just vanished like that? No, it was actually in hand, haha.
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Layer2Observer
· 12-01 13:49
Regarding the divergence signal, technically speaking, we do need to be cautious... However, for that 1.5 million order, we have to admit that the pattern has indeed emerged. It's just that these high-yield cases are often prone to selective memory. Let's take a look at the data—how many times in history has a similar divergence ultimately reversed? There is a misconception here that needs to be clarified.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-01 13:41
Wow, this market trend is really hard to understand. That AIA order directly had a 50% Slump, do you still dare to short? I got shaken out, to be honest.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 12-01 13:32
Dude, this luck is indeed unbelievable. That short order on AIA is simply textbook level.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-01 13:32
The double bottom pattern was really amazing, selling at 648 should have locked in profits, nothing more to say. This asset has been grinding along, feels like it's about to move, right?
In November, this account is running like it's possessed. At the beginning of the month, it was still 2.56 million U, and today I looked and it jumped straight to 3.2 million U.
To be honest, this wave mainly relies on two transactions:
$AIA that order was really comfortable. Opened a short near 20 dollars, watched it drop to 8 bucks, pocketing 1.5 million U. At that time, watching those few K-lines on the daily chart, the divergence signal was already very obvious; a pullback was just a matter of time.
$ZEC is more exciting. When it was at 500 dollars, I directly went long when the pattern looked stable and sold it at 648, which brought in another 1.7 million U. That double bottom was so standard; once the neckline was broken, I knew it was stable.
Currently, I am still watching a target, oscillating back and forth at a critical point. This kind of consolidation phase tests patience the most, but it is often the prelude to a big opportunity.