Ten days felt like a dream. Suddenly, I remembered that sleepless night seven years ago.
When I first entered the circle, that little money in my account made me anxious as I watched the K-line chart fluctuate. Each candlestick was a reminder of how inexperienced I was.
That feeling came back this morning when I opened my account.
We entered SOL three days before the breakout; ETH has surged 13% this time, and we timed every pullback perfectly; the on-chain data for that PEPE spike had already shown signs.
Screenshot taken today: Total assets of 1.09 million dollars, daily floating profit of 14,000. The team has continuously monitored the market for 268 hours, with each support and resistance level precise to four decimal places.
Some people say it's luck? I don't think so. In the crypto world, luck can never outpace doing your homework.
Take the case of SOL for example, the fluctuations before the breakout washed out many people. We observe large on-chain transfers to determine that the main force is still accumulating positions, enduring a 20% volatility, and in the end, they captured the full increase.
The market has reached a critical position again. If you are tired of chasing highs and cutting losses, and want to determine your own entry and exit points, remember a few things: position management is more important than directional judgment, the stop-loss line is a lifeline, and waiting patiently is much rarer than frequent trading.
Our monitoring system has just issued a new signal, and key levels are forming. Want to know which positions we're looking at? Feel free to chat with us— the market always favors those who are willing to learn.
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Layer2Observer
· 19h ago
Wait, 268 hours of monitoring data accurate to four decimal places? I need to ask about this detail - where does the floating-point precision of on-chain data come from?
That said, this kind of "retrospective bragging" post can be seen in every bull run, it's really interesting. Data can lie, but selectively presenting data can lie even more.
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WhaleSurfer
· 19h ago
268 hours of closely monitoring the market with precision down to four decimal places, is this what you call "doing homework"? It sounds like adding an academic facade to your gambling.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 19h ago
268 hours of monitoring precise to four decimal places? Dude, is this trading or cultivating immortality?
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degenonymous
· 19h ago
It's been 268 hours already? fam, this is no longer just watching the market, it's gambling with our lives.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 19h ago
It's the same old story again, 268 hours of watching the market? Dude, you need to sleep!
Ten days felt like a dream. Suddenly, I remembered that sleepless night seven years ago.
When I first entered the circle, that little money in my account made me anxious as I watched the K-line chart fluctuate. Each candlestick was a reminder of how inexperienced I was.
That feeling came back this morning when I opened my account.
We entered SOL three days before the breakout; ETH has surged 13% this time, and we timed every pullback perfectly; the on-chain data for that PEPE spike had already shown signs.
Screenshot taken today: Total assets of 1.09 million dollars, daily floating profit of 14,000. The team has continuously monitored the market for 268 hours, with each support and resistance level precise to four decimal places.
Some people say it's luck? I don't think so. In the crypto world, luck can never outpace doing your homework.
Take the case of SOL for example, the fluctuations before the breakout washed out many people. We observe large on-chain transfers to determine that the main force is still accumulating positions, enduring a 20% volatility, and in the end, they captured the full increase.
The market has reached a critical position again. If you are tired of chasing highs and cutting losses, and want to determine your own entry and exit points, remember a few things: position management is more important than directional judgment, the stop-loss line is a lifeline, and waiting patiently is much rarer than frequent trading.
Our monitoring system has just issued a new signal, and key levels are forming. Want to know which positions we're looking at? Feel free to chat with us— the market always favors those who are willing to learn.