2026-01-07 14:27:20

I have posted quite a few posts on the crypto square and found that many are just hype, storytelling, and attracting traffic. Instead of following the trend, it's better to clarify a few key issues.

For example, regarding MACD golden cross and death cross—which two lines are actually crossing? Many people speak vaguely about this. Then there's the matter of bottom-fishing—should you buy during the day when prices are falling, or wait for a pump at night? The logic is confusing. In fact, the core of bottom-fishing is to look at the bullish and bearish trend, not the specific time. Whether to bottom-fish during the day or at night depends on the market direction, not the clock.

The same applies to chasing longs or shorts. Should you chase longs during a surge at night? The risk simply doesn't match the reward. The industry is full of tragic cases of bottom-fishing at the floor and chasing longs at the top. Any time you chase an order, you're taking on greater risk, which is why chasing longs or shorts is not recommended.

In the crypto market, when posting on the square, you also need to be cautious and watch out for carefully designed traps and pump-and-dump schemes. Rational analysis and risk prioritization—that's the right way to trade.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-08 18:17

That's right, those jokers in the square really should be managed properly. But there are very few who can truly distinguish MACD; most are just following the trend and trying their luck. Chasing long and short positions, I've heard too many stories of "going to explode tonight" only to get trapped in the end. The trend is the key, and timing is all虚的. Speaking of which, the biggest risk in bottom fishing is failing to identify the market direction, resulting in deeper and deeper positions. I've seen many people stubbornly hold on there, only to cut losses and run in the end. This industry seems to have a low barrier to entry, but in reality, risk management is the core. Unfortunately, most people only think about getting rich overnight and don't care about risk prioritization at all.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-07 14:53

According to my analysis, this post hits the nail on the head. On-chain data shows that those wallet addresses that chase the high prices ultimately end up becoming bagholders, really.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-07 14:41

To be honest, I'm already tired of the tricks in the square. A bunch of people talk about MACD and ignore golden crosses, but they don't even understand it themselves. Chasing bottoms and buying in on those虚的东西 (虚的东西 means "false stuff"), only losing a lot of money to realize that trend is king.

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ContractCollector

· 01-07 14:38

That's right, the whole "chase longs and shorts" approach is just a meat grinder. So many people have fallen into the trap of "FOMO on pumps"...

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LightningClicker

· 01-07 14:34

It's the same old story, but it really hits the point. Those who chase the rise and sell in panic in the square are really easy to get trapped. To put it simply, chasing orders is gambling. If you don't win, you'll get wiped out. I've seen through this logic a long time ago. That MACD stuff, the more people talk about it, the more confusing it gets. It's better to just look at the candlestick charts for a more straightforward understanding. I don't deny that bottom-fishing is indeed tempting, but it's better to enter the market after confirming the bottom, so your mindset will be more comfortable. The worst thing is those forced routines created just to gain followers, which are really disgusting.

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PortfolioAlert

· 01-07 14:31

Wow, finally someone dares to tell the truth. The folks at the square are really outrageous. All those chasing longs and shorts are just trying to cut our losses, and some people actually believe it. That MACD thing, ten people have ten different versions—laugh out loud. Buying the dip based on trend, not the chart—I need to take a screenshot of this.

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