Trading has never been about blindly chasing pumps when prices go up or flipping bearish when they drop.
Right now, the trend is shifting. If you’re still holding onto an 81k long position, thinking it’s just a technical correction as you eye 90k, you might be the one facing liquidation soon.
I speak very directly; you might not like it. Those who understood the market a few days ago are sticking with me in a bearish outlook, while those who don’t understand are either mocking or naively bullish.
Even if the price touches 80k today, I’m definitely adding to my shorts. If I can’t, I’m holding onto my 5 BTC; it won’t affect my profits. As for ETH, no need to trim positions; just hold tight, and by the end of the month, you’ll thank me.
You can see the seriousness in my eyes; I'm truly dedicated to sharing this with you...
A big turning-point cycle—does that mean it will rise again?
龙头小王子
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$RIVER Yesterday I posted something, I said to short here at 20.6, the price when I opened the position was this price, and then the lower price is 19.27-17.5, and further down is 12.5. Today it smoothly reached this position, and I was very curious, and by the way, I used the Fibonacci sequence to calculate the time and cycles. 21.5 is related to this with 34 one-hour candlesticks in between. The price position of 12.7 dollars is 33 hours. This bullish candlestick represents 34 hours. The next major cycle for a change is one day later because it requires 21 hours. The fifty-fifth hour will see a new change cycle. That is, at this time tomorrow.
Why go into such detail? Actually, most people don't have much concept when playing with this, there's no quantification, and I want to quantify it a bit. It can be quantified down to a specific hour.
When I was in my teens, I was exposed to some Western culture, and some things written in Western culture are particularly detailed. For example, the scrolls. I've also listened to lectures by Chen Anzhi, talking about how Anthony Robbins does this and that. The weaknesses of human nature. Everything is written very well.
For example, I often recommend a book to others called Volume-Price Analysis; you can understand this book as soon as you look at it. This is written by foreigners, and it's particularly popular.
So when you play with this thing, and you can quantify the price down to a specific time, you only need to focus on that time, and you don't need to pay attention to other times. You can go busy with other things; you only need to focus on that time, and you can avoid this kind of torment.
I laughed so hard, and there's more, I made a fortune shorting.
龙头小王子
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$AIA In the morning, I told the sharp-tongued brother that I would come down, but I didn’t come down until I woke up in the afternoon. This time I added to my position at 0.263. The brother means to reduce costs. First, close half of the position at the cost price. This time I estimate the sharp-tongued brother will add to the position again. Because in the morning, the brother's cost successfully decreased to 0.313. He successfully did a T trade. This time, I estimate the price will drop below 0.3.
The brother means it won't fall below 0.2. If it breaks 0.2, he is prepared to cut losses at 0.18.
Otherwise, just keep doing T trades. Reduce costs and make profits.
Pigeons just pigeon position, continue to reach the world, in life, apart from life and death, everything else is just a scratch.
The goal is directly to see 150, once we stabilize at 150, we will directly look at 300.
Last time we pushed from thirty something to one hundred and fifty, this time we continue to push from sixty something, just see when we can complete one hundred and fifty, okay?
Come on, brothers, if you’re not convinced, just do it, you only live once, don’t take it too seriously.
I admit I'm bad... this finger-licking attempt failed 🤌
This rally in the overall market has basically reached its end. Any further rise would be beyond my expected range, not money I can profit from. The BTC might briefly touch 100k just to fake a breakout and lure in buyers. I'll wait for a clear shorting opportunity on the right side.
According to my position management, BTC was opened long at 90k with double leverage, now worth 5 million USD, and with a 7% rebound, I should have made 350k USD.
But this rebound pressured BNB and WLFI.
The result is: current profit on $BNB is 60k USD, with another 8k USD unrealized profit still open. WLFI was traded back and forth a few times without breaking through the stop-loss, resulting in a floating loss of 12k USD. Shorting BTC as a hedge brought in 8k USD profit. A bunch of small short-term positions combined made 5k USD profit. $ZEC rebounded to 450 but I didn't hold it—though even if I had, it wouldn't have made much profit.
In total, this rebound only made around 100k USD. Missing the main upside of the rally equals a 250k USD loss. Another losing day.
BTC is now experiencing top-side consolidation. Let's see if BNB can make one last push. If it does, I'll liquidate. If not, I'll exit once BTC breaks below the 20-day MA in one or two weeks.
Time to pack up and prepare for the coming bear market. We've had a bull run for years—enough is enough. Those who haven't made enough profits shouldn't cling to hope.
$BTC returning to a number starting with 5 should be fine. A major negative news event might push it down to 4.
$黑马 I really bought😭😭😭I really bought, I really damn bought.
I bought so many underdogs and I really damn used profits to manage them, but I really managed 99, just damn one that I didn't manage, and it keeps me from sleeping.
😫I damn give up, the bull damn came, I damn sold too early, I damn... you damn...🤮
Which genius can eat Dash's high-range fluctuation that has been going on for days, digging a pit and then immediately soaring? Lost several thousand dollars doing Dash
Buy some Zen for some entertainment to bleed a little