Recently someone DM'd me asking: How do you actually identify those fake breakdowns and fake breakouts in short timeframes?
Honestly, for these minute-level or hourly market fluctuations, there’s really no textbook solution. It all comes down to your market intuition, plus a multiple-choice question—can you endure the pain of missing out, and can you handle the agony of being stuck in a position?
Take yesterday for example. I was pretty lucky—I trimmed some positions at the lows and bought back at the highs, so I managed a nice T trade. But I’ve also had those awkward moments where I closed a

To be honest, the current market situation has been explained clearly enough—
It can't break out upwards, can't break through downwards, and grinding sideways doesn't wear out your patience.
What does this mean?
It means someone is waiting for you to make a mistake:
You chase when it goes up a bit, panic when it drops a bit, and can't hold on when it keeps grinding sideways.
Take a look at the spot liquidity data for BTC and ETH—it's clearly shrinking.
Retail investors are frequently opening and closing positions, but the big money is sitting on the sidelines waiting for a signal.
To put it pl

#美联储重启降息步伐 Started going long on BTC from 88500, smoothly captured the move up to around 92000, securing a solid 3500-point range. With expectations of Fed rate cuts, market sentiment has indeed picked up $BTC $ETH

#ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH Here are some recent news items worth noting:
The founder of a leading exchange has made a bold statement, suggesting that governments should stock up on Bitcoin as soon as possible, or else it might cost $50 million to buy just one in the future. That's quite a claim.
From a data perspective, if BTC really surges to $100,000, approximately $910 million in short positions on the market would be liquidated. Meanwhile, a whale is currently shorting Bitcoin with 20x leverage, already sitting on over $20 million in unrealized profit, with a liquidation price near $101,700—this p

The recent regulatory actions on stablecoins across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan have turned the entire market upside down. Many people’s first reaction to the news is panic, but if you calmly break down these policies, you'll find the story isn’t that simple.
**The logic on the mainland is very clear:** Thirteen departments jointly issued a statement, directly defining stablecoin-related activities as illegal financial operations. Issuance, trading, payments—the entire industry chain is under strict scrutiny. In the first ten months of this year, 342 related cases were cracked, inter

The market in December really makes people love and hate it at the same time.
The market sentiment indicator is still stuck in the "extreme fear" zone, but if you look closely—some assets are not panicking at all. XRP is holding the $2 support line tightly, not letting the bears push it down. And Bitcoin? It's hovering around a key spot on the Bollinger Bands, with technical traders watching closely—maybe a "Christmas rally" is really coming.
As for meme coins like Shiba Inu, should you really be holding them into the new year? A lot of people have been asking this lately. To be honest, mainst

Larry Fink, the head of BlackRock, which manages $10 trillion in assets, has once again come out to support Bitcoin. This time, he made his stance even clearer: when national finances are tight, Bitcoin is a reliable safe-haven choice. Even more interestingly, he believes that bringing real-world assets onto the blockchain—what’s known as tokenization—will completely change the way the financial market operates.
This is actually quite fascinating. The big players in traditional finance no longer see blockchain as just a side project; they are putting real money behind this direction. For the m

#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC $XRP $ETH
Just saw Powell's latest statement, worth noting:
"We will increase the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet at an appropriate time."
This is quite informative. You should know that expanding the balance sheet usually precedes quantitative easing. If the Fed really restarts QE, once liquidity is unleashed, it could be a turning point for the crypto market.
I suggest everyone keep a close eye on upcoming policy moves—the market trend may be about to change.

The magnitude of ZEN's recent pullback is about right, so I took advantage of the price drop to accumulate some spot positions.
The day after tomorrow (the 9th), its mainnet will officially launch on the Base L2 network, which is a significant catalyst. Additionally, on the 15th, the US SEC will be holding a meeting to discuss matters related to the privacy sector, so I expect this track might gain some attention then.
Looking at the timing, these two events are pretty close together. With the technicals lining up with the news, it feels like there could be a rally. Of course, no one can predi

#数字货币市场洞察 Recently observing $SUI 's trend, I feel there is room for a pullback. Here’s a short-selling strategy for your reference:
My strategy is to enter a short position at the current price.
The first target is 1.62, the second target is 1.59, and for aggressive traders, you can aim for 1.55.
Set a protective stop loss at 1.70.
I recommend using leverage between 5 and 20 times. Don't get too greedy, and manage your position size well.
This kind of market really tests your patience. Only those who can hold on will get the real gains; if you panic, you're more likely to get stopped out.
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#数字货币市场洞察 With this recent round of contract trading, I’ve basically got the trading logic figured out.
$ETH Over there, I opened two positions with 200x and 100x leverage, and closed them within 5 hours, netting profits of 103% and 142% respectively. $BTC was even more aggressive, going all-in with 200x leverage and hitting 263% and 503% profits—these numbers look wild, but it really comes down to nailing the entry timing.
My approach is simple: I open positions based on a trend probability model, and close them during those few minutes when volatility peaks. A lot of people think contract t

#美联储重启降息步伐 The Hard-Earned Lessons of a Veteran Trader: Turning 3,000 Principal into 800,000 Wasn’t Luck, It Was Discipline
Can’t read the market? Then don’t force your way in. 80% of the time, the market is just churning sideways and wearing people down. If the daily chart doesn’t have a clear direction and trading volume isn’t picking up, staying on the sidelines with cash is actually the smartest move—save your ammo for high-probability opportunities.
Chasing hot trends? Remember one word: fast. Take profits in batches once you’re up 30%—don’t get greedy trying to eat the whole fish. If yo

#美联储重启降息步伐 The Fed is restarting its rate-cutting cycle, which could be a good opportunity for $SOL. With the macro environment shifting and liquidity expectations improving, many people are starting to reposition. I’m also keeping an eye on this trend and will be more aggressive with my strategy. What do you all think about the impact of this round of rate cuts on the market? Let’s share our thoughts.

After looking at a certain whale's position profit and loss curve, I fell into deep thought—just how many rounds of "liquidation warning" has this been?
It seems like the ammo stockpile is always plentiful. Staring at that downward curve, you can't even see where the bottom is. The data doesn't lie: in recent times, the account has barely seen any green days.
Suddenly, I realized—doesn't this reflect the reality for most people? The profits earned from going long are quickly given back in the next long attempt. Profit → drawdown → profit again → another drawdown, repeating in a cycle.
I have t

#比特币对比代币化黄金 The timing of this move has been fairly steady. The short positions set up in the past two days have now yielded nearly 2,000 points in profit, which is basically in line with the anticipated trend. The current assessment is still to look for a pullback first, then seek long opportunities; in a volatile market, risk and reward are always two sides of the same coin. $BTC At this point, patiently waiting is more valuable than blindly chasing trades.

Want to play intraday swing trading? Check out these 10 ETFs that you can buy and sell on the same day.
Starting with internet technology—513050 China Internet ETF tracks overseas China concept stocks like Tencent and Alibaba. When policies or China-US relations shift, the market reacts instantly. 513180 Hang Seng Tech ETF is heavily weighted in Tencent and Meituan, and last year saw volatility reach 4%-6%, making it exciting for short-term trading. 513770 Hong Kong Internet ETF has a scale over 10 billion yuan, with daily turnover exceeding 600 million—liquidity is top-notch.
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Let me share a surreal trading experience. Last December, I was holding just under 10,000 PNUT (to be exact, around 9,800). Over the past year, I watched the price keep dropping. I figured, since it was falling anyway, I might as well try to swing trade—buy low, sell high—without putting any new money in.
After all this effort, my account now has 70,000 PNUT. Sounds impressive, right? But my total account value has actually kept shrinking. Now I just feel numb... The more coins I accumulate, the more money I lose. Is this considered a win or a loss?

#数字货币市场洞察 The US has made another big move.
The Trump administration just launched the "Freedom Means Affordable Cars" policy—directly slashing the 2031 fuel efficiency standard from strict requirements down to 34.5 mpg. The Department of Transportation and the White House jointly announced that this could save American families about $1,000 on new car purchases, totaling $109 billion in savings over the next five years.
Sounds great? The cost of traditional gasoline cars has indeed come down, but the price is that new energy subsidies are gone and emission controls have been loosened. Trump’s

#数字货币市场洞察 The market is like this: at the same moment, some people are fully invested and making profits, while others are still watching from the sidelines. The window of opportunity passes in an instant—did you seize it? $BNB $SOL $BTC In this wave, the difference in returns between those who entered and those who hesitated could be several times over.

This November, I truly experienced all the ups and downs of trading contracts.
At the beginning of the month, I got wrecked on an altcoin, lost half my funds right away—basically no different from getting liquidated. In a moment of impulsiveness, I deposited more money and swore I'd only touch major coins from then on. But then a one-sided market appeared, and I was on the verge of liquidation again... I couldn't help but add more funds. That’s when I realized how addictive trading contracts can be—you just can’t walk away, no matter how much you lose.
In the latter half of the month, my princ