#数字货币市场回调 Last night during the live broadcast, the market fluctuation was too strange. I couldn't help but make a few short-term trades using the minute Candlestick, purely to demonstrate the operating logic to everyone. Position control was very light, and the unrealized gains and unrealized losses did not exceed 100u. For me personally, this was a practice-level attempt.
But to be honest, everyone, don't touch this thing lightly. The difficulty of minute-level Candlestick trading is off the charts; if you're not careful, you can easily get slapped in the face by the market, and the risk-reward ratio is not worth it.
Next, I will wait for tomorrow's market to see if a clearer technical pattern emerges before taking action. Haste makes waste, so let's continue to watch the market at ten o'clock tomorrow night. See you then!
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WhaleSurfer
· 12-03 12:44
Minute K-lines are really a trap. I fell for it last time too—one slip and I was panic selling.
Short-term trading doesn’t suit impatient people like me. I feel more at ease watching the larger timeframes.
I’ll come at 10 PM tomorrow night as well. Let’s wait for the technical pattern to appear before making a move.
Well said. Paying 100u as tuition for a lesson isn’t expensive; the key is to keep a steady mindset.
This pullback is indeed strange. I didn’t dare to make a move—I’m just afraid of getting cut like a rookie.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-01 18:20
The minute chart is just a pit, I've fallen into it countless times, really can't handle this kind of meal.
Well said, patiently waiting is the secret to living long.
The cost of practicing with 100u is considered cheap; some people lose it all in one go.
Be on time at ten o'clock tomorrow night, let's wait together for that perfect pattern to appear.
Short-term trading is like gambling, the odds are always in favor of the market maker.
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MemecoinTrader
· 12-01 18:18
ngl the real alpha here is watching how you're conditioning retail to fear the grind while you're literally running sentiment plays on the chart... classic psyops playbook fr
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AirdropChaser
· 12-01 18:15
The minute line is really a trap, it looks simple but actually makes you doubt life after being played people for suckers.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 12-01 18:11
This pullback opportunity must not be missed. I have said before that now is the best time to position yourself. You are still entangled in short-term thinking, but I have long been optimistic about the long-term logic of this track.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 12-01 18:07
The minute level is indeed a pit; it looks simple but is actually full of traps.
This demonstration is good, with more significance in teaching than in profit.
Wait for the pattern to become clear before taking action; this is the right approach.
Last night's market movement was indeed strange; I almost fell into the trap.
Brother, this teaching moment is much more valuable than those who just hype up trades.
The chart looks too bizarre, so I choose to lie down and watch the show.
Minute candlesticks are truly an art of losing money quickly; being cautious is wise.
Remember, 10 PM tomorrow, continue to follow the trend.
#数字货币市场回调 Last night during the live broadcast, the market fluctuation was too strange. I couldn't help but make a few short-term trades using the minute Candlestick, purely to demonstrate the operating logic to everyone. Position control was very light, and the unrealized gains and unrealized losses did not exceed 100u. For me personally, this was a practice-level attempt.
But to be honest, everyone, don't touch this thing lightly. The difficulty of minute-level Candlestick trading is off the charts; if you're not careful, you can easily get slapped in the face by the market, and the risk-reward ratio is not worth it.
Next, I will wait for tomorrow's market to see if a clearer technical pattern emerges before taking action. Haste makes waste, so let's continue to watch the market at ten o'clock tomorrow night. See you then!