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For the detailed version, please get it from the website.
The turning point models for BTC and gold are now complete on the website.
This week, work continues on crude oil, the Shanghai Composite, and the Nasdaq.
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
For the detailed version, please get it from the website.
The turning point models for BTC and gold are now complete on the website.
This week, work continues on crude oil, the Shanghai Composite, and the Nasdaq.
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
The turning point models for BTC and gold are now complete on the website.
This week, work continues on crude oil, the Shanghai Composite, and the Nasdaq.
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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People in the group are asking if there’s a clearer version of the Bitcoin cycle chart from the July post on the official account.
Before you grab it, shouldn’t you hit like, comment, and share?
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People in the group are asking if there’s a clearer version of the Bitcoin cycle chart from the July post on the official account.
Before you grab it, shouldn’t you hit like, comment, and share?
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Before you grab it, shouldn’t you hit like, comment, and share?
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The annual report presentation isn’t done
I haven’t finished coding
My exam is next month, and I haven’t even signed up or studied
I haven’t done the homework assigned by my feng shui teacher either
I’ve hardly done any of the homework from my child’s kindergarten teacher with them
The adult world is nothing but heartache
Day number n of wanting to lie flat
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The annual report presentation isn’t done
I haven’t finished coding
My exam is next month, and I haven’t even signed up or studied
I haven’t done the homework assigned by my feng shui teacher either
I’ve hardly done any of the homework from my child’s kindergarten teacher with them
The adult world is nothing but heartache
Day number n of wanting to lie flat
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
I haven’t finished coding
My exam is next month, and I haven’t even signed up or studied
I haven’t done the homework assigned by my feng shui teacher either
I’ve hardly done any of the homework from my child’s kindergarten teacher with them
The adult world is nothing but heartache
Day number n of wanting to lie flat
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A stock that will surge next year and the year after
mxxx
It’s definitely not mstr, so don’t even think about it
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A stock that will surge next year and the year after
mxxx
It’s definitely not mstr, so don’t even think about it
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mxxx
It’s definitely not mstr, so don’t even think about it
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Dead time
Big move in November
Day 2: buy low, accumulate spot on dips
Wait for the wind to come
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Dead time
Big move in November
Day 2: buy low, accumulate spot on dips
Wait for the wind to come
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
Big move in November
Day 2: buy low, accumulate spot on dips
Wait for the wind to come
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Pepe's take:
Monthly chart: a bottom fractal on rising volume
Daily chart: entered on a pullback at the second buy point, around 40; briefly went underwater
30-minute chart: above the central pivot, no divergence on the way up; third buy point—continuing higher
Let's go!
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Pepe's take:
Monthly chart: a bottom fractal on rising volume
Daily chart: entered on a pullback at the second buy point, around 40; briefly went underwater
30-minute chart: above the central pivot, no divergence on the way up; third buy point—continuing higher
Let's go!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
Monthly chart: a bottom fractal on rising volume
Daily chart: entered on a pullback at the second buy point, around 40; briefly went underwater
30-minute chart: above the central pivot, no divergence on the way up; third buy point—continuing higher
Let's go!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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A miracle will surely happen~
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A miracle will surely happen~
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Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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October 22 Pre-market Analysis | Theme: Strong Breakout. Educational analysis, not a trading signal:
1. BTC: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been steadily recovering from the mid-October low, and the daily structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don’t chase the first candle.
2. ETH: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was rejected at the lower edge of the previous trading range; the structure is still corrective.
3. 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily-chart bottom zone. It’s below the MA200, so use the daily chart as the timeframe to watch.
4. DASH: Around 52. It’s the first day of a rebound from the lows; it’s too early to confirm the structure.
5. Gold: 4,108, consolidating at elevated levels.
6. Crude oil: $98. It has climbed from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg following a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level—so it’s especially important to distinguish a genuine breakout from a false one.
In short: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an instruction to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue. The same applies to crypto: candle timeframe is not the same as trend degree, and a breakout on a lower timeframe doesn’t mean a reversal on a higher one.
Crypto market volatility and liquidity can change rapidly, and structural signals may quickly become invalid. For educational discussion only; this is not investment advice.
#缠论 #TechnicalAnalysis
Which breakout has you most excited today?
$BTC $ETH $DASH
October 22 Pre-market Analysis | Theme: Strong Breakout. Educational analysis, not a trading signal:
1. BTC: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been steadily recovering from the mid-October low, and the daily structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don’t chase the first candle.
2. ETH: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was rejected at the lower edge of the previous trading range; the structure is still corrective.
3. 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily-chart bottom zone. It’s below the MA200, so use the daily chart as the timeframe to watch.
4. DASH: Around 52. It’s the first day of a rebound from the lows; it’s too early to confirm the structure.
5. Gold: 4,108, consolidating at elevated levels.
6. Crude oil: $98. It has climbed from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg following a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level—so it’s especially important to distinguish a genuine breakout from a false one.
In short: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an instruction to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue. The same applies to crypto: candle timeframe is not the same as trend degree, and a breakout on a lower timeframe doesn’t mean a reversal on a higher one.
Crypto market volatility and liquidity can change rapidly, and structural signals may quickly become invalid. For educational discussion only; this is not investment advice.
#缠论 #TechnicalAnalysis
Which breakout has you most excited today?
$BTC $ETH $DASH
1. BTC: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been steadily recovering from the mid-October low, and the daily structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don’t chase the first candle.
2. ETH: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was rejected at the lower edge of the previous trading range; the structure is still corrective.
3. 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily-chart bottom zone. It’s below the MA200, so use the daily chart as the timeframe to watch.
4. DASH: Around 52. It’s the first day of a rebound from the lows; it’s too early to confirm the structure.
5. Gold: 4,108, consolidating at elevated levels.
6. Crude oil: $98. It has climbed from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg following a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level—so it’s especially important to distinguish a genuine breakout from a false one.
In short: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an instruction to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue. The same applies to crypto: candle timeframe is not the same as trend degree, and a breakout on a lower timeframe doesn’t mean a reversal on a higher one.
Crypto market volatility and liquidity can change rapidly, and structural signals may quickly become invalid. For educational discussion only; this is not investment advice.
#缠论 #TechnicalAnalysis
Which breakout has you most excited today?
$BTC $ETH $DASH
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October 22 morning market analysis. Theme: Strong breakouts. Everyone has seen breakouts; distinguishing real ones from false ones is what separates the two.
· Bitcoin: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been recovering steadily from its mid-October low, and the daily chart structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don't chase the first candle.
· Ethereum: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was met with resistance at the lower edge of the previous consolidation zone.
· 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily chart's bottoming zone, with a potential second buy point on the daily chart.
· DASH: The first day of a rebound from lows around 52; it's too early to confirm the structure.
· Gold: Consolidating within the 4110–4180 range.
· Crude oil: $98. It has risen from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg after a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level. It's especially important to distinguish a real breakout from a false one.
In a nutshell: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an order to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue.
For learning and discussion only; this is not investment advice.
Technical signals may fail, and past examples are not indicative of future performance.
#缠论 #早盘解析 #比特币 #原油 #TechnicalAnalysis
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
October 22 morning market analysis. Theme: Strong breakouts. Everyone has seen breakouts; distinguishing real ones from false ones is what separates the two.
· Bitcoin: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been recovering steadily from its mid-October low, and the daily chart structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don't chase the first candle.
· Ethereum: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was met with resistance at the lower edge of the previous consolidation zone.
· 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily chart's bottoming zone, with a potential second buy point on the daily chart.
· DASH: The first day of a rebound from lows around 52; it's too early to confirm the structure.
· Gold: Consolidating within the 4110–4180 range.
· Crude oil: $98. It has risen from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg after a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level. It's especially important to distinguish a real breakout from a false one.
In a nutshell: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an order to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue.
For learning and discussion only; this is not investment advice.
Technical signals may fail, and past examples are not indicative of future performance.
#缠论 #早盘解析 #比特币 #原油 #TechnicalAnalysis
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
· Bitcoin: Around 84,300 (84,330). It has been recovering steadily from its mid-October low, and the daily chart structure is strengthening. After a breakout, watch for a pullback first—don't chase the first candle.
· Ethereum: 2,477. It has pulled back from 2,612 on the 30-minute chart and is weaker than BTC. The rebound was met with resistance at the lower edge of the previous consolidation zone.
· 1000PEPE: 0.0046. A bottom fractal is forming in the daily chart's bottoming zone, with a potential second buy point on the daily chart.
· DASH: The first day of a rebound from lows around 52; it's too early to confirm the structure.
· Gold: Consolidating within the 4110–4180 range.
· Crude oil: $98. It has risen from 88.66 on the 4-hour chart. This is a continuation leg after a second buy point, approaching the key 100 level. It's especially important to distinguish a real breakout from a false one.
In a nutshell: A breakout is a signal to watch, not an order to enter. First see whether the pullback holds, then consider whether the move will continue.
For learning and discussion only; this is not investment advice.
Technical signals may fail, and past examples are not indicative of future performance.
#缠论 #早盘解析 #比特币 #原油 #TechnicalAnalysis
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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Do you chase every rise and panic at every drop?
Don’t rush—you may be mistaking “a step back” for “a full reversal.”
Hua Jie guides you through Chan Theory in 100 days | DAY 05: Segments
Put simply:
A stroke is like taking one step; a segment is like walking a stretch of road.
When you walk, you move forward and back. To see which way you’re going, don’t focus only on the step right in front of you.
Remember these three points today:
Three strokes are the starting point—not a rule that says you’re done once you count to three.
The starting strokes must overlap—not just any three strokes can be connected.
Moving in the opposite direction doesn’t necessarily mean a reversal; one stroke back doesn’t mean the segment has changed.
The beginner’s diagram shows:
Upward: up—down—up.
Downward: down—up—down.
But a segment can continue to extend.
Its endpoint must be confirmed according to the rules for segment termination—not drawn wherever it feels right.
Studying strokes helps you see each step clearly.
Studying segments helps you connect several steps into a stretch of road.
Save this image. Before drawing a segment next time, ask yourself:
Do I understand the structure, or have I just counted to three?
Next time: Segment extension and termination.
Follow “Hua Jie Cycle.” One diagram a day to understand one structure.
For learning and discussion only; not investment advice.
#缠论 #线段 #零基础学缠论 #HuaJieCycle
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Do you chase every rise and panic at every drop?
Don’t rush—you may be mistaking “a step back” for “a full reversal.”
Hua Jie guides you through Chan Theory in 100 days | DAY 05: Segments
Put simply:
A stroke is like taking one step; a segment is like walking a stretch of road.
When you walk, you move forward and back. To see which way you’re going, don’t focus only on the step right in front of you.
Remember these three points today:
Three strokes are the starting point—not a rule that says you’re done once you count to three.
The starting strokes must overlap—not just any three strokes can be connected.
Moving in the opposite direction doesn’t necessarily mean a reversal; one stroke back doesn’t mean the segment has changed.
The beginner’s diagram shows:
Upward: up—down—up.
Downward: down—up—down.
But a segment can continue to extend.
Its endpoint must be confirmed according to the rules for segment termination—not drawn wherever it feels right.
Studying strokes helps you see each step clearly.
Studying segments helps you connect several steps into a stretch of road.
Save this image. Before drawing a segment next time, ask yourself:
Do I understand the structure, or have I just counted to three?
Next time: Segment extension and termination.
Follow “Hua Jie Cycle.” One diagram a day to understand one structure.
For learning and discussion only; not investment advice.
#缠论 #线段 #零基础学缠论 #HuaJieCycle
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
Don’t rush—you may be mistaking “a step back” for “a full reversal.”
Hua Jie guides you through Chan Theory in 100 days | DAY 05: Segments
Put simply:
A stroke is like taking one step; a segment is like walking a stretch of road.
When you walk, you move forward and back. To see which way you’re going, don’t focus only on the step right in front of you.
Remember these three points today:
Three strokes are the starting point—not a rule that says you’re done once you count to three.
The starting strokes must overlap—not just any three strokes can be connected.
Moving in the opposite direction doesn’t necessarily mean a reversal; one stroke back doesn’t mean the segment has changed.
The beginner’s diagram shows:
Upward: up—down—up.
Downward: down—up—down.
But a segment can continue to extend.
Its endpoint must be confirmed according to the rules for segment termination—not drawn wherever it feels right.
Studying strokes helps you see each step clearly.
Studying segments helps you connect several steps into a stretch of road.
Save this image. Before drawing a segment next time, ask yourself:
Do I understand the structure, or have I just counted to three?
Next time: Segment extension and termination.
Follow “Hua Jie Cycle.” One diagram a day to understand one structure.
For learning and discussion only; not investment advice.
#缠论 #线段 #零基础学缠论 #HuaJieCycle
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You say 10 million, and I'm not interested.
But 3.8 million with a yard? I'm seriously fucking tempted!
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You say 10 million, and I'm not interested.
But 3.8 million with a yard? I'm seriously fucking tempted!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
But 3.8 million with a yard? I'm seriously fucking tempted!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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🎙️ PEPE pumped right after the stream last night. What should we pump today?
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I heard the kids who cast a vote with a little tap of their fingers will get rich
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I heard the kids who cast a vote with a little tap of their fingers will get rich
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pxxx is Pepe, and it's starting to pump
Applause here
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pxxx is Pepe, and it's starting to pump
Applause here
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Applause here
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🎙️ How to Precisely Buy the Dip and Sell the Peak? Here’s the Secret to Building Wealth
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Kunming at 2 a.m. is brightly lit,
with groups of people sitting together eating small yellow croaker.
Kunming at 8:30 in the morning:
I rode past six streets and still couldn’t find a single breakfast shop open.
At long last, I found a shop selling steamed buns that was open.
The owner said he’d just gotten up and to wait half an hour while he made the buns and heated the oil.
I asked why he couldn’t make the buns ahead of time.
He said customers wouldn’t have it—they want them made right in front of them.
My mom tells me every day that I don’t eat breakfast.
The problem is,
the breakfast shops aren’t open!!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
Kunming at 2 a.m. is brightly lit,
with groups of people sitting together eating small yellow croaker.
Kunming at 8:30 in the morning:
I rode past six streets and still couldn’t find a single breakfast shop open.
At long last, I found a shop selling steamed buns that was open.
The owner said he’d just gotten up and to wait half an hour while he made the buns and heated the oil.
I asked why he couldn’t make the buns ahead of time.
He said customers wouldn’t have it—they want them made right in front of them.
My mom tells me every day that I don’t eat breakfast.
The problem is,
the breakfast shops aren’t open!!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
with groups of people sitting together eating small yellow croaker.
Kunming at 8:30 in the morning:
I rode past six streets and still couldn’t find a single breakfast shop open.
At long last, I found a shop selling steamed buns that was open.
The owner said he’d just gotten up and to wait half an hour while he made the buns and heated the oil.
I asked why he couldn’t make the buns ahead of time.
He said customers wouldn’t have it—they want them made right in front of them.
My mom tells me every day that I don’t eat breakfast.
The problem is,
the breakfast shops aren’t open!!
Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X
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