#数字货币市场回调 Opening the trading records of the past ten days, I vaguely remember the version of myself who used to watch the market until dawn seven years ago.
When I first touched the cryptocurrency circle, my account balance was pitifully low. Watching the fluctuating K-lines, each bullish and bearish candlestick seemed to mock me—newbie is just a newbie.
I woke up this morning and checked my positions, and that heart-pounding feeling came back.
$SOL broke that key price three days ago, and our team started to enter the market in batches. ETH has rallied 13% this round, and each time it retraced to the support level, we added to our positions. The recent spike in PEPE? Actually, there were already signs in the on-chain data, with large wallets transferring.
The screenshot shows a total asset of 1.09 million dollars, with a paper profit of 14,000 today. What lies behind the numbers? It is the team taking turns to monitor the market for 268 consecutive hours, accurately pinpointing each support and resistance level to four decimal places.
People always ask: Is this wave of luck?
My answer is simple - in the crypto market, preparation is always more useful than luck.
Take the $SOL case for example, the breakout after that period of consolidation washed out a lot of people. As for us? We observed that the large on-chain transfers were still ongoing, indicating that the main force hadn't left, so we endured the 20% fluctuations and ultimately captured the full increase.
The market has reached a crucial point again. If you are tired of chasing highs and selling lows, and want to learn how to judge entry and exit timing yourself, remember three points: position management is more important than simply seeing the right direction; the stop-loss line is essential and should not be violated; sometimes, waiting it out is much harder than frequent trading.
The monitoring system has just pushed out new signals again, and key positions are forming. Want to know which positions we are looking at? Feel free to join the discussion— the market rewards those who are willing to take the time to think.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 6h ago
268 hours of taking turns watching the market, this guy is really tough
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1.09 million dollars sounds great, but it feels like there's an implication in what they're saying
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Again with the on-chain data and large wallet transfers, I'm tired of this narrative
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I also bought the dip on that SOL position, but I don't have the guts to hold a losing position through a 20% fluctuation
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The saying that the stop loss line is crucial is not wrong, but most people will still hold a losing position
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The rookie from seven years ago has now become a pro, but how many times has this story been told
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Position management is indeed more important than direction, I agree with this
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268 hours? Brother, don't you sleep?
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OptionWhisperer
· 6h ago
268 hours of taking turns watching the market? Dude, are you trading or cultivating immortality?
Seeing your profits on paper is indeed thrilling, but I always feel that there's a bit of that "I've attained enlightenment" vibe in the article that’s a bit overwhelming.
The real difficulty is never about getting the direction right, it’s about the mindset, brother.
Goodness, on-chain data, support levels, stop loss lines, you've got the whole set... just missing a set of automated trading Bots.
268 hours? I’d just sleep, and if it rises when I wake up, that’s it, haha.
To be honest, trading to the precision of four decimal places, what kind of mindset do you need to have... I can't do that.
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StableGenius
· 6h ago
ngl the "268 hours of chart staring" bit hits different when you're down 20% lmao
#数字货币市场回调 Opening the trading records of the past ten days, I vaguely remember the version of myself who used to watch the market until dawn seven years ago.
When I first touched the cryptocurrency circle, my account balance was pitifully low. Watching the fluctuating K-lines, each bullish and bearish candlestick seemed to mock me—newbie is just a newbie.
I woke up this morning and checked my positions, and that heart-pounding feeling came back.
$SOL broke that key price three days ago, and our team started to enter the market in batches. ETH has rallied 13% this round, and each time it retraced to the support level, we added to our positions. The recent spike in PEPE? Actually, there were already signs in the on-chain data, with large wallets transferring.
The screenshot shows a total asset of 1.09 million dollars, with a paper profit of 14,000 today. What lies behind the numbers? It is the team taking turns to monitor the market for 268 consecutive hours, accurately pinpointing each support and resistance level to four decimal places.
People always ask: Is this wave of luck?
My answer is simple - in the crypto market, preparation is always more useful than luck.
Take the $SOL case for example, the breakout after that period of consolidation washed out a lot of people. As for us? We observed that the large on-chain transfers were still ongoing, indicating that the main force hadn't left, so we endured the 20% fluctuations and ultimately captured the full increase.
The market has reached a crucial point again. If you are tired of chasing highs and selling lows, and want to learn how to judge entry and exit timing yourself, remember three points: position management is more important than simply seeing the right direction; the stop-loss line is essential and should not be violated; sometimes, waiting it out is much harder than frequent trading.
The monitoring system has just pushed out new signals again, and key positions are forming. Want to know which positions we are looking at? Feel free to join the discussion— the market rewards those who are willing to take the time to think.