2026-01-10 12:27:17

Recently, the gold market has indeed provided many opportunities. A couple of days ago, I took a short position at 4511, watched the price move downward, and exited smoothly at 4494, securing 17 points. To be honest, there’s nothing particularly special about this move — it’s just that I had a clear trend judgment, precise entry points, and once the strategy was executed well, it yielded profits.

The recent surge in Solana is also quite interesting, and BNB’s performance is even more impressive. In the past few days, US non-farm payroll data has been below expectations, causing some market volatility, but using this uncertainty properly can actually lead to more trading opportunities. The key is to stay calm, avoid chasing highs, and not panic, while combining technical analysis with fundamental factors.

SOL2,18%

BNB-1,33%

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 17h ago

Golden 17 points is indeed satisfying, but I still have more confidence in this wave of SOL, BNB really has nothing to say. Isn't the hardest part of making money this mindset? A bunch of people just sell off wildly when non-farm data comes out. Timing the short positions so accurately? I need to learn your trend judgment method. Non-farm market volatility is actually the easiest to turn against you; how do you stay steady? From 4511 to 4494, it seems simple but actually depends entirely on understanding the market; I admire that. Many people chase the high, so how come you’re the one making profits? Combining technical analysis and fundamentals sounds easy, but in practice, a moment of heat makes you forget everything. SOL’s recent surge definitely has a story, but I’m still a bit skeptical about how long it can last. Mindset, huh? It sounds simple, but when it comes to critical moments, everyone finds it difficult. This wave is just a clear trend, with no mystical elements involved.

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CafeMinor

· 01-10 12:44

17 points so easily? Why do I feel the market isn't that friendly? This wave of SOL is indeed fierce, but I still think it's a bit too fast, which makes me a little anxious. When non-farm payrolls come, you have to hold your ground. Chasing highs really is like giving away money. I'm optimistic about BNB, but mindset is easier to talk about than to actually do. Gold short positions are bottoming out, I envy your quick stop-loss. Mindset is the hardest, more difficult than anything else. This market trend can also be profitable for bulls, it all depends on how you play it.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-10 12:34

17% profit? Damn, that's pretty good. I saw this wave too that day but didn't get in; really just a matter of being slow... SOL's recent surge has been quite fierce, BNB is the more stable representative, but who can really predict non-farm data accurately... I'm just lying low now, waiting for the sentiment to stabilize before acting. Being satisfied with 17%, many people are losing money chasing highs. This market trend is really a test of mentality. Technical analysis is important, but fundamentals hit even harder. How do you manage to pinpoint the entry points so accurately? I always miss it by a little.

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