Big V,大神, 尊者, 老韭菜,
Almost everyone missed this BTC bottom-buy.
If you’ve studied technical analysis, you were all fooled by technical patterns.
Those of us who trade stocks and crypto know this:
price, volume, and time—there’s value only when there’s volume.
But this round of BTC, from 64,000, the weekly and monthly charts are all at extremely low volume.
And the volume hasn’t reached the threshold for the “big-player” to act; there’s no sign of large funds entering to bottom-buy.
Judging by the cycle, it also isn’t the right time for a breakout.
But this time, that vicious dog-operator directly pumped; a bunch of people were completely confused like someone copying a boat’s shape in the water.
Maybe, after several cycles, BTC’s price structure is totally different from before.
A rise on low volume can only mean one thing: most of the coins are in the hands of the operator; retail investors don’t hold BTC.
And in the last bear market, at the 15,000 bottom, the operator had coins around 126,000 as well—and they didn’t unload them all.
So the operator has a large stash of those original bottom-buy coins, plus the recent 60,000 bottom-buy coins.
With a small-volume pump, they can break through layer by layer directly.
So in the next BTC bull cycle, it will surely break above 126,000; reaching 200,000 should be pretty easy—maybe even higher, like 300,000.
Alright,
For this round, watching volume to bottom-buy and copying past patterns—those old “green onions” who bought the dip near the bottom and then fell 80%—almost all of them missed it.
It’s not that they’re stupid; it’s that they trusted technical analysis and past “old green onion” experience too much.
Let me ask one question: near 60,000, bottom-buying BTC—are there people out there? Come out and chat? $BTC
Almost everyone missed this BTC bottom-buy.
If you’ve studied technical analysis, you were all fooled by technical patterns.
Those of us who trade stocks and crypto know this:
price, volume, and time—there’s value only when there’s volume.
But this round of BTC, from 64,000, the weekly and monthly charts are all at extremely low volume.
And the volume hasn’t reached the threshold for the “big-player” to act; there’s no sign of large funds entering to bottom-buy.
Judging by the cycle, it also isn’t the right time for a breakout.
But this time, that vicious dog-operator directly pumped; a bunch of people were completely confused like someone copying a boat’s shape in the water.
Maybe, after several cycles, BTC’s price structure is totally different from before.
A rise on low volume can only mean one thing: most of the coins are in the hands of the operator; retail investors don’t hold BTC.
And in the last bear market, at the 15,000 bottom, the operator had coins around 126,000 as well—and they didn’t unload them all.
So the operator has a large stash of those original bottom-buy coins, plus the recent 60,000 bottom-buy coins.
With a small-volume pump, they can break through layer by layer directly.
So in the next BTC bull cycle, it will surely break above 126,000; reaching 200,000 should be pretty easy—maybe even higher, like 300,000.
Alright,
For this round, watching volume to bottom-buy and copying past patterns—those old “green onions” who bought the dip near the bottom and then fell 80%—almost all of them missed it.
It’s not that they’re stupid; it’s that they trusted technical analysis and past “old green onion” experience too much.
Let me ask one question: near 60,000, bottom-buying BTC—are there people out there? Come out and chat? $BTC
