Recently, the one-hour chart has shown a clear correction, and the price has approached the critical support level. This actually presents a good opportunity. The key is to wait for a secondary confirmation signal on the 15-minute timeframe—once confirmed, you can gradually enter the market according to the 136 rhythm to capitalize on this rebound from the air refueling.
Timing is very important. First, avoid full position trading all at once; add a layer of positions to test the waters. Then, patience is crucial—if the price does not break through the resistance level above, wait for a pullback and the formation of a golden cross on the moving averages. That is the best window to add to your position. When the two moving averages are about to diverge after converging, it often signals the strongest force from the main players.
This round of adjustment on the one-hour cycle is essentially like refueling in mid-air. Manage your funds well, layer your positions, and avoid greed and impatience—this is the correct approach to riding the rebound.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· Just Now
Aerial refueling, I've heard this rhetoric too many times. Every time they say it's an opportunity, but what’s the result? As the saying goes, those who manage their funds well are already financially free.
Dipping in gradually is not wrong, but I worry about being caught in a trap if it keeps happening batch after batch. Near the lifeline, rebounds are indeed easy, but so are breakouts. How can you be so sure this time it won't break?
15-minute confirmation, moving average golden cross, resistance levels... all are correct, but the market loves to slap faces. I'm more concerned about how to set stop-losses, not some 136 rhythm.
Where do the real rebound dividends go for us retail investors? The signals from the main players' strength? Forget it, they've already absorbed all the funds long ago.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 13h ago
Here comes another set of moving average golden cross theories. I've experienced this before; I heard this explanation back in 2018. And the result? The main players ran away.
Entering in batches sounds good, but who can guarantee that the resistance level won't be broken instantly, leading to a continuous decline? No matter how good your capital management is, it can't save the trend.
Don't be fooled by the term "refueling in the air." Many times, it's just a trap to lure more buyers. Don't let history repeat itself again.
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BlockchainFries
· 14h ago
Refueling is back again, and the vicinity of the lifeline is indeed a sniper point. Just worried that impatience might lead to a full-scale rush, haha.
Let's wait and see if we can get a confirmation signal in 15 minutes; only when the golden cross aligns will I dare to act.
The rhythm at 136 sounds good, but honestly, this kind of situation where the price repeatedly bites the tail at the close is the easiest way to fall into a trap.
Layered layout is fine, but it really tests psychological resilience. How many can truly stick to not being fully invested?
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4am_degen
· 14h ago
Well, this lifeline move is indeed interesting. Waiting for 15 minutes was a bit annoying.
I agree with the approach of entering in batches; going all-in is just for fools.
I've also waited for the moment when the moving averages converge; I've caught it once or twice anyway.
It's easy to say not to be greedy or impatient, but when the time comes, it's still easy to go all-in...
The term "air refueling" sounds nice, but honestly, it's a matter of whether you can get in or not.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 14h ago
Refueling in the air is just refueling in the air. I just want to know if this lifeline can hold?
Every time they say the moving average golden cross is the strongest, but what about...
Entering in batches sounds simple, but in reality, everyone is greedy when executing
Have you calculated the 136 rhythm? Feels like armchair strategizing again
Not greedy, not rushing? When the market crashes, everyone gets anxious. Easy to say
Can we enjoy the benefits of this rebound and boast about it?
Why do I always react too late when the moving averages converge?
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 14h ago
Refueling is getting on my nerves, every time I say it, the market crashes...
Where is the lifeline? I didn't see it clearly.
The idea of entering in batches is old news; it still depends on whether the actual support can hold.
Golden cross of moving averages? First, see if the trading volume supports it.
The 136 rhythm sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just a paper plan.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 14h ago
Lifelines are almost touched, and you're still hesitating? I'll split into two batches to test the feel of the first layer.
Waiting for the golden cross of the moving averages is truly the ultimate, see if the main force has the strength to decide.
Nice words call it aerial refueling, but I just want to know if it can bounce back...
If this rebound fails, I'll go all-in on the next opportunity.
136 rhythm sounds good, just worried the rhythm will be disrupted, brother.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 15h ago
I'm really convinced about entering in batches, just afraid that a sudden move will cause me to rush everything in haha
Waiting for the moving average golden cross this time, feels like the main force is just teasing me
Refueling in the air is a brilliant phrase, just don't know when we can take off again
The rhythm of 136 sounds professional, but I still tend to panic and sell
Money management sounds simple, but when actually executing, you realize how difficult it really is
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BrokenRugs
· 15h ago
Refueling this time, it all depends on whether we can get a decent signal within 15 minutes
The moment when the moving averages are glued together is the real meat, everything before is just a foil
Gradual entry really saves lives, those fully invested are all trapped
This round of correction is a bit fierce, but no rush patience is key
Why is it still dragging around near the neckline? Need to wait for confirmation, brother
I've always been unclear about fund management, does anyone have a senior's detailed explanation
The rebound bonus is tempting, but I'm just worried it might be a false breakout
It's easy to say not to be greedy, but when the time comes, hands will get itchy
We need to break through the resistance level, or else it will just keep dragging on
Wait for that golden cross moment, then it will be more reliable
Recently, the one-hour chart has shown a clear correction, and the price has approached the critical support level. This actually presents a good opportunity. The key is to wait for a secondary confirmation signal on the 15-minute timeframe—once confirmed, you can gradually enter the market according to the 136 rhythm to capitalize on this rebound from the air refueling.
Timing is very important. First, avoid full position trading all at once; add a layer of positions to test the waters. Then, patience is crucial—if the price does not break through the resistance level above, wait for a pullback and the formation of a golden cross on the moving averages. That is the best window to add to your position. When the two moving averages are about to diverge after converging, it often signals the strongest force from the main players.
This round of adjustment on the one-hour cycle is essentially like refueling in mid-air. Manage your funds well, layer your positions, and avoid greed and impatience—this is the correct approach to riding the rebound.