#数字资产市场洞察 In ten days, the account skyrocketed from 52,000 U to 390,000 U—would anyone believe this?
It's not just empty talk; it's based on understanding the market and a few key decisions.
The most impressive trade for me was when the market was euphoric and everyone was chasing longs, I went short at the $20 level. It wasn't just a feeling; the market structure gave very clear signals. By the time it dropped to $8, I directly pocketed $280,000. That feeling, to put it bluntly—was exhilarating.
Then ZEC went up. I entered around 500 dollars, without any heavy betting. Just followed the trend, and when it reached 648 dollars, I came out with 46,000 U stable in my pocket.
The FIL wave is more particular. On-chain data has long shown that large funds are accumulating, and retail investors simply can't achieve this level of volume. I didn't go all in right away; I first gently tested around $1000, waiting for structural confirmation and volume cooperation before decisively adding to my position. When the rebound reached 2.6, I withdrew, as I never want that little bit of greedy profit.
The trading in these ten days, to put it simply, is not complicated. Just remember three things:
When the market sentiment is hot, one must remain calm; do not heavily invest until the trend is confirmed; run immediately when it's time to run.
Watching the market is not just about looking at the red and green bars for ups and downs; you need to analyze the structure, what the trading volume is indicating, and where the funds are flowing. The market never favors those who act recklessly; it only caters to those traders who have a plan, dare to take action, and know when to take profits.
New opportunities are emerging again, but not everyone can get on board. If you can't control your position, you will be thrown out in minutes; if you don't set a stop loss, the money you've made will eventually be given back. In the end, those who survive are not the most aggressive ones, but the ones who can remain calm.
If you want to catch this wave of wealth, the key is whether you want to join the "stable profit" team. Those with ideas naturally know how to move forward.
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RetiredMiner
· 12-23 01:02
In simple terms, it's about mindset and stop loss, there are no other secrets.
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HorizonHunter
· 12-23 00:57
To be honest, I've heard this theory many times, but the key is how many people can really execute it. Taking the opposite position during that wave was indeed fierce, but I just want to ask—are you just a hindsight expert or can you really hit the right points every time? This thing is difficult because of the probabilities.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 12-23 00:53
Ten days to multiply by seven times, how many perfect timing must that be? I believe it, but... only you know if it's true.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-23 00:53
Hmm... 280,000 U in one go, easy to say, but why do I feel like I'm always catching a falling knife?
#数字资产市场洞察 In ten days, the account skyrocketed from 52,000 U to 390,000 U—would anyone believe this?
It's not just empty talk; it's based on understanding the market and a few key decisions.
The most impressive trade for me was when the market was euphoric and everyone was chasing longs, I went short at the $20 level. It wasn't just a feeling; the market structure gave very clear signals. By the time it dropped to $8, I directly pocketed $280,000. That feeling, to put it bluntly—was exhilarating.
Then ZEC went up. I entered around 500 dollars, without any heavy betting. Just followed the trend, and when it reached 648 dollars, I came out with 46,000 U stable in my pocket.
The FIL wave is more particular. On-chain data has long shown that large funds are accumulating, and retail investors simply can't achieve this level of volume. I didn't go all in right away; I first gently tested around $1000, waiting for structural confirmation and volume cooperation before decisively adding to my position. When the rebound reached 2.6, I withdrew, as I never want that little bit of greedy profit.
The trading in these ten days, to put it simply, is not complicated. Just remember three things:
When the market sentiment is hot, one must remain calm; do not heavily invest until the trend is confirmed; run immediately when it's time to run.
Watching the market is not just about looking at the red and green bars for ups and downs; you need to analyze the structure, what the trading volume is indicating, and where the funds are flowing. The market never favors those who act recklessly; it only caters to those traders who have a plan, dare to take action, and know when to take profits.
New opportunities are emerging again, but not everyone can get on board. If you can't control your position, you will be thrown out in minutes; if you don't set a stop loss, the money you've made will eventually be given back. In the end, those who survive are not the most aggressive ones, but the ones who can remain calm.
If you want to catch this wave of wealth, the key is whether you want to join the "stable profit" team. Those with ideas naturally know how to move forward.