Yesterday's market review, seven consecutive wins. Regarding Bitcoin, we placed a 5006-point long position at the support level, and held this key level firmly throughout the day. Ethereum secured a 162-point profit.
The evening session saw a good rebound, and by following our established rhythm, we managed to hit almost every target accurately. The identification of support and resistance levels was spot on. As long as the overall direction is judged correctly, you can keep up with the rhythm. In this wave of market movement, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL all presented many opportunities. The key is to stay disciplined and not to act recklessly. The trend is the trend; the market will speak.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 6h ago
Winning seven consecutive games is indeed impressive, but how long this momentum can be maintained is the real test.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 16h ago
ngl seven wins in a row? that's just variance whispering sweet lies to ur lizard brain... the real alpha was probably just that support holding tighter than a liquidity trap lmao
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-09 17:55
Winning seven consecutive games is really impressive, but this is the easiest time to flip over
Bro, your rhythm this round is really on point, the support levels are solidly defended, I feel comfortable just watching
Wait, you say SOL also has a chance? Why do I feel like it’s been a bit disappointing lately
162 points of Ethereum yield is pretty good, but I just feel this kind of market could turn around at any moment
Trend is trend, you’re right, but I bet five bucks next week someone will chase the high and get caught
Support and resistance are highly recognizable? Don’t boast before they’re fully confirmed, the market loves to slap faces
Winning seven consecutive games is truly outrageous, the real story is when someone loses money
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-09 17:53
Winning seven consecutive games is impressive; this rhythm is indeed steady.
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StableGenius
· 01-09 17:32
yeah, seven wins in a row... empirically speaking that's just variance doing its thing. support held at 5006 but let me explain why that doesn't mean the model actually works—you're just catching mean reversion, not predicting anything. the whole "rhythm" thing is fundamentally flawed, tbh... market doesn't care about your carefully drawn lines.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-09 17:29
Seven consecutive wins really held up, the rhythm is impeccable
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162 points profit is quite steady, just worried about a pullback later to hit the face
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I agree with the idea of守节奏 (maintaining rhythm), many people just mess around and lose everything
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The support level at 5006 is indeed solidly defended, preventing it from breaking down
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SOL is also taking off, this wave indeed offers many opportunities, but the key is not to be greedy
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"Trend is trend," this phrase sounds comfortable, but executing it is deadly
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Winning seven consecutive games is truly not easy, the real question is whether it can stay steady afterward
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Support and resistance recognition is perfect, but unfortunately most people can't see it
Yesterday's market review, seven consecutive wins. Regarding Bitcoin, we placed a 5006-point long position at the support level, and held this key level firmly throughout the day. Ethereum secured a 162-point profit.
The evening session saw a good rebound, and by following our established rhythm, we managed to hit almost every target accurately. The identification of support and resistance levels was spot on. As long as the overall direction is judged correctly, you can keep up with the rhythm. In this wave of market movement, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL all presented many opportunities. The key is to stay disciplined and not to act recklessly. The trend is the trend; the market will speak.