#数字货币市场回调 What is the core of trading on the right side? Follow the trend, don't go against the market. I don't draw lines or guess tops, I only look at the signals given by market sentiment.
Many people get it wrong when it comes to rolling positions—it's not about going all in, but rather using a small amount of margin with high leverage, which actually makes the risk more controllable. I caught a few waves last night, and each of the $BTC and $ENA rose over 6%. Getting the rhythm right is more important than anything else.
When the market is correcting, either stay in cash and wait or look for those that aren't falling any further. Don't go against the trend; the trend is the only thing you should respect.
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RektButStillHere
· 12h ago
You are right, what I'm afraid of is people's greed and lack of satisfaction, one all in and it's over.
Getting the rhythm right is really amazing, that wave yesterday was indeed satisfying.
In the face of trends, everyone is cannon fodder; learning to admit defeat is the key to survival.
In this wave of the market, it's all about who can hold on; I choose to lie flat and observe.
Those few that aren't falling really resist the decline, but unfortunately, I didn't enter a position.
High leverage sounds thrilling, but if your mental fortitude isn't enough, it's better not to play; it can easily lead to insomnia.
Waiting in a short position is truly the greatest wisdom, but it's really uncomfortable.
BTC's rhythm this time is indeed well led, and other coins benefited from the trend.
Those who are competing have long been liquidated; the market teaches us what humility is.
Signals are a bit mystical, but they are much better than guessing blindly.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 12h ago
nah, "less margin, higher leverage = more control" is taxonomically incorrect. data suggests otherwise—that's just leverage with extra steps lol. statistically speaking, you're still getting liquidated the same way, just faster.
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NFTBlackHole
· 12h ago
The sense of rhythm is really amazing, much more reliable than those who draw lines every day.
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SolidityNewbie
· 12h ago
You’re right, it’s all about going with the trend, don’t be clever and try to rebound.
Speaking of which, yesterday’s wave was indeed handled well, but there are always those who want to buy the dip, and as a result, they got dumped, haha.
The opportunities come when the market doesn’t fall further, I agree with that logic.
If the rollover turns into a full position all in, then getting liquidated is not far away, I’ve indeed seen many people get wrecked this way.
Trend followers win, reverse operators cry, it’s that simple.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 13h ago
To be honest, going with the flow is much more comfortable than blindly guessing the highs and lows.
#数字货币市场回调 What is the core of trading on the right side? Follow the trend, don't go against the market. I don't draw lines or guess tops, I only look at the signals given by market sentiment.
Many people get it wrong when it comes to rolling positions—it's not about going all in, but rather using a small amount of margin with high leverage, which actually makes the risk more controllable. I caught a few waves last night, and each of the $BTC and $ENA rose over 6%. Getting the rhythm right is more important than anything else.
When the market is correcting, either stay in cash and wait or look for those that aren't falling any further. Don't go against the trend; the trend is the only thing you should respect.