#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, there is a real case in the market that is quite worth watching — precise long positioning on Bitcoin, entering at the key zone around 1800 points, ultimately realizing a profit of 5200U.



It's nothing fancy to talk about; it's just grasping the rhythm of the main players. From opening to closing positions, there are no complicated theories stacked up, nor are there repeatedly scrutinized technical indicators. What there is, is an accurate control of market trends and a firm execution of timing.

This is completely different from the operation methods of most people. Many are still struggling with where the top and bottom are, swinging back and forth; but traders following the right strategy are already speaking through real delivery data.

Every layout in $BTC market either aligns with the most favorable rhythm or remains idle. This is not just a verbal promise, but results verified repeatedly by the market. Recently, similar operational ideas have also been validated in coins like $DOGE. Following the trend to "eat the meat"? Rather than saying that, it’s better to say participating in each wave of the market with smarter methods.
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ILCollectorvip
· 01-05 11:27
Once again, it's the "I made 5200U" case—getting tired of hearing it. The real question is, who can consistently replicate it?
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 01-05 10:30
It should be pointed out that this article precisely demonstrates a classic survivor bias—using the single instance of 5200U profit to generalize trading strategies, which is a serious sampling fallacy in statistics. On-chain data shows that 90% of retail investors' losses are precisely due to this kind of false confidence in "timing the market." Let's return to the original thinking of Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper: Bitcoin's design itself opposes the precise control of market timing by individuals, because this is equivalent to denying the value consensus of decentralization. This is no coincidence... Laughing, once again, at the narrative of "following the right strategy to make money." Let me say this: the market always rewards the lucky, not the smart.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 01-05 10:30
1800 points buy-in, 5200U profit, this is outrageous... Why didn't I hold on till the end? 2. To put it simply, you still need to understand the main players' intentions; most people are just blindly exploring. 3. I agree with doing nothing when idle; it's definitely better than frequently taking losses. 4. Wait, is this real? Are there screenshots? 5. Here we go again, the key is how to know in advance that 1800 is a critical zone. 6. Simple and straightforward, I like it, but the execution must keep up. 7. Looks easy but hard to do; this sense of rhythm is not something everyone can grasp. 8. Instead of stressing over the bottom, it's better to learn to cut losses first. 9. Data speaks for itself, but I'm worried about survivor bias. 10. This is the correct way to play, but unfortunately most people are still stuck in technical indicators.
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DegenDreamervip
· 01-05 10:26
Really? Buying at 1800 points and selling at 5200U, that takes incredible execution. Most people are still hesitating, while others have already cashed out. --- I also saw the 1800 level, but I didn't dare to buy. Seeing others' liquidation orders now really hurts. --- Basically, it's knowing when to move and when to stay put. That's the difference with the main players, right? --- Wait, is this 1800-point layout on the daily chart or the four-hour chart? Feels like the details are very important. --- Another "I made a profit" story. If everyone follows the right strategy, then who loses money, haha. --- The indecisiveness is just like me. When the market comes, I still analyze the tops and bottoms, and end up missing the opportunity. --- The 5200U profit sounds great, but are there any review data for this case? Feels like something is missing. --- Not to boast or criticize, but firm execution can indeed make money. It's just human nature that makes it difficult. --- That wave of DOGE, some people really made a fortune, but most just followed the trend and got trapped.
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NullWhisperervip
· 01-05 10:18
nah, this "follow the rhythm" narrative hits different when you're on the losing side of that trade. technically speaking, there's always survivorship bias in these case studies.
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RatioHuntervip
· 01-05 10:06
Haha, the 5200U order was indeed smooth, but I wonder if this guy is always this accurate or if he just got lucky this time. Buying at 1800 is really an art-level move; I never thought I could hold so cleanly. Main force rhythm is easy to talk about, but few actually get to eat the meat. Every day, obsessing over tops and bottoms, maybe I should look at their transaction records. Comparing it to my all-in records is a bit depressing. Wait, does BTC really hit the right levels every time? It feels a bit like mysticism.
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