#ETH走势分析 $ETH $SOL Over the past two months, I've noticed that weekends often present rebound opportunities.
Take ETH for example: after several days of sideways movement, there was another downward wick last night to clear out leverage. When I saw the pullback stabilize around 2940, I entered a position, and before going to bed, I exited at 3130, capturing almost a 200-point swing. This kind of market intuition really comes from watching the charts a lot.
A friend of mine followed my trade for the first time and immediately broke even and doubled his capital, with profits close to 6x. I'll keep observing today—these weekend opportunities are definitely worth paying attention to.
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HodlVeteran
· 26m ago
Bro, I have to say I'm impressed with this move, but it reminds me of 2018 when I was just as confident... and you know how that ended
That buddy is quite impressive, hitting 6x on the first try. Back in the day, I went all-in on my first trade and lost everything to my grandma
Weekend rebound opportunities do exist, but honestly, few can truly catch the bottom. Most of the time, we're just the bagholders
A 200-point swing is pretty good, but don’t let this success go to your head. The market loves to harvest "I get it now" retail traders
I’d advise you to stop watching the charts every day. In a bear market, the more you watch, the more anxious you get. Now I just dollar-cost average and relax
Such opportunities are worth paying attention to, but you must also be very cautious about the risk of being pierced through. Stay alert, bro
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 9h ago
honestly those weekend liquidity grabs hit different when you've actually put in the miles watching these cycles. reminds me of mile 20 energy—most traders are gassed out, but if you understand the rhythm, that's where real runners find their second wind.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-08 03:00
The weekend wick method is indeed popular, but I've heard too many stories about doubling up.
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You really only understand market intuition after watching it for a long time. I only learned it after being taught lessons over and over.
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A 200-point swing is pretty good, just worried the next pullback won't be as straightforward.
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Your friend got 6x on the first try? Yeah right, I don't buy it. That luck is just unreal.
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ETH does have support around 2940, but what happens after this move?
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ImpermanentSage
· 12-08 03:00
There was definitely a pattern to the weekend rebound, but getting a 6x return still depends on luck.
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SerLiquidated
· 12-08 02:57
Weekends really are the time when whales appear. I also caught this move from 2940 in to 3130 out—feels great.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-08 02:52
This weekend rebound strategy is indeed quite good for bottom-fishing, but making quick money this way can easily backfire.
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SwapWhisperer
· 12-08 02:31
The weekend rebound pattern is indeed becoming more and more obvious. I've figured it out too.
#ETH走势分析 $ETH $SOL Over the past two months, I've noticed that weekends often present rebound opportunities.
Take ETH for example: after several days of sideways movement, there was another downward wick last night to clear out leverage. When I saw the pullback stabilize around 2940, I entered a position, and before going to bed, I exited at 3130, capturing almost a 200-point swing. This kind of market intuition really comes from watching the charts a lot.
A friend of mine followed my trade for the first time and immediately broke even and doubled his capital, with profits close to 6x. I'll keep observing today—these weekend opportunities are definitely worth paying attention to.