This wave of the market has already given enough signals. From the bottom to now, it's time to take profits when it's appropriate; don't always think about chasing further. Look around—how many people are still adding positions at high levels? The final outcome is often the same—trapped at the top.



My analysis never makes one-sided predictions. Based on the current market structure and technical analysis, I tell you what you might encounter next and how to respond. If you like to blindly enter positions at a specific point without thinking, then my analysis might not be suitable for you.

After years of trading, what is my deepest insight? It's not that you must trade whenever you want. A truly excellent trader is someone who can hold back when they want to act. This self-control is more valuable than any technical indicator. Controlling the rhythm is key to surviving longer.
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DEXRobinHoodvip
· 01-06 19:52
Taking profit is easier said than done. When the time comes, everyone tends to want to wait a bit longer, and people around me have been caught in traps this way. Not all signals should be trusted; the key is whether you can resist acting on them. Holding back from action is more effective than any technical analysis. People still adding at high levels are indeed a bit reckless... Timing is truly valuable; it’s much more important than making quick money.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 01-06 19:51
Friends who added positions at high levels, is it still not too late to regret now? Taking profits is easy to talk about, but few can really do it. Self-control is indeed much more important than just looking at K-line charts. In this wave of market, if it's time to take action, do it. Don't be greedy.
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SolidityNewbievip
· 01-06 19:50
Now those adding positions at high levels aren't listening to advice at all Taking profits is so difficult, but they still want to take a gamble I've heard too many stories of getting trapped at the top That's right, the real skill is holding back from making trades My colleague is still obsessively watching the price, looking quite anxious Self-control is indeed much more valuable than just looking at charts Wait, you’re still adding positions at high levels too, haha The rhythm of trading really needs to be understood slowly The hardest time is when you should have taken profits long ago
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ForkTroopervip
· 01-06 19:50
Taking profits is truly an art, not a science. Why is it so difficult? There are actually quite a few people adding positions at high levels, always hoping to catch the last move. Basically, it's greed. Holding steady is how you make money. Only those who can resist the urge to act are the real winners. Self-control is much more accurate than reading K-line charts, honestly.
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TokenomicsShamanvip
· 01-06 19:44
You're right, how are those people who added positions at high levels doing now? It's the same old story, there are many who understand these principles, but very few can actually hold their positions. Self-control is much more effective than just watching candlestick charts. This round indeed looks saturated; it would be foolish not to take profits when the time is right.
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MoonlightGamervip
· 01-06 19:40
Honestly, those still chasing now are probably gamblers at heart. To be honest, very few people can actually take profits. Self-control is indeed the most valuable thing; it's worth more than any indicator. Brothers adding positions at high levels will probably be stuck for a long time. Observing with no position is not cowardice; it's the sign of a mature trader. Trading without a sense of rhythm will only result in being taught a lesson by the market. Holding steady without making moves, I think, is more important than analytical skills. Watching others surge to high levels while you can restrain yourself—that's what makes a winner.
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