#BTC #ETH #SOL #BNB
Today’s Live Recap
Bitcoin’s weekly chart has already broken above the previous high of 82,000, confirming a reversal at the weekly level. The weekly trend is now very clear and tells us that the bear market has ended. Pullbacks are entry opportunities.
The exchange-rate trends of major mainstream coins are stronger than Bitcoin—for example SOL, ETH, BNB, etc. For long positions, pay attention to currency/rate switching, and try to capture more of the gains.
1. Trading cannot rely on feelings—feelings are unreliable. We need logic.
2. Set the direction using the long cycle; decide the entry using the short cycle.
3. In a bear market, find ways to short at higher levels; in a bull market, find ways to go long at lower levels.
4. Divergence is not a sufficient and necessary condition for a drop.
5. Divergence can be resolved by sideways consolidation, or by stronger upward movement.
6. Don’t guess how the next few candlesticks will play out.
7. When the market has already shown you what it looks like, we should respect what it’s doing.
8. In trading, there is no precision—only a blurry correctness.
9. No one can tell you with 100% certainty that 82,000 will definitely bounce, or that 74,000 will definitely break down to the bottom.
10. Once the market is confirmed, we actually end up not being able to make money.
11. If you can’t hold onto normal swings of two or three points, or three or four points, then the leverage is too high.
12. You missed the spot move—so now slowly build your position.
13. The cycle isn’t invalid, but it will never replicate 100%.
14. When expectations are overly consistent, the market often won’t follow what everyone wants.
15. The only thing you should stubbornly hold onto is your own profit model.
16. As long as you’re alive, there will always be a wave of market action we can catch. You must not
Today’s Live Recap
Bitcoin’s weekly chart has already broken above the previous high of 82,000, confirming a reversal at the weekly level. The weekly trend is now very clear and tells us that the bear market has ended. Pullbacks are entry opportunities.
The exchange-rate trends of major mainstream coins are stronger than Bitcoin—for example SOL, ETH, BNB, etc. For long positions, pay attention to currency/rate switching, and try to capture more of the gains.
1. Trading cannot rely on feelings—feelings are unreliable. We need logic.
2. Set the direction using the long cycle; decide the entry using the short cycle.
3. In a bear market, find ways to short at higher levels; in a bull market, find ways to go long at lower levels.
4. Divergence is not a sufficient and necessary condition for a drop.
5. Divergence can be resolved by sideways consolidation, or by stronger upward movement.
6. Don’t guess how the next few candlesticks will play out.
7. When the market has already shown you what it looks like, we should respect what it’s doing.
8. In trading, there is no precision—only a blurry correctness.
9. No one can tell you with 100% certainty that 82,000 will definitely bounce, or that 74,000 will definitely break down to the bottom.
10. Once the market is confirmed, we actually end up not being able to make money.
11. If you can’t hold onto normal swings of two or three points, or three or four points, then the leverage is too high.
12. You missed the spot move—so now slowly build your position.
13. The cycle isn’t invalid, but it will never replicate 100%.
14. When expectations are overly consistent, the market often won’t follow what everyone wants.
15. The only thing you should stubbornly hold onto is your own profit model.
16. As long as you’re alive, there will always be a wave of market action we can catch. You must not
