#美国贸易赤字状况 Looking back now, the significance of this sentence is indeed different.



Over the past two years, my timing control over the market and key levels has become increasingly precise. Some say reading a few trading books is enough? That's too naive. Having experienced four cycles of bull and bear markets, witnessing the ups and downs, and accumulating a broad perspective—this isn't something that can be quickly made up.

In this post shared on the forum, the analysis of key levels and timing models, few can compare. Of course, there are many experts more skilled than me, but truly impressive ones... there are not many.

BTC is still consolidating with decreasing volume; various events keep erupting, which may disrupt the rhythm, but the overall trend direction remains unchanged. Bitcoin re-approaching $108,000 and continuing to test $110,000? That's entirely possible. But the key is whether this round of trend energy accumulation has been sufficient.

If $82,000 is the midpoint and bottoming opportunity for this accumulation phase, then the next support levels might be at $78,000, $68,000, or $65,000. The actual levels when the energy is fully accumulated depend on market dynamics.

The rally where ETH led the charge and dragged BTC along was essentially a pin-point trend—this logic I see very clearly. I focused on analyzing this trend around the 0.12 level.

There is no eternal trading god, only traders who keep learning. Learning, re-learning, and must learn—only then can one have a high-probability judgment of key levels and trends, and truly control risk. This is not luck; it’s a process of understanding human nature and self-correction.
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AirdropAnxietyvip
· 13h ago
Starting to blow your own horn again, I've heard this set of words quite a few times before. This guy is right, but the key is... can you really execute it stably? 82,000 bottom? Easy to say, but then you start to hesitate about whether to add to your position again.
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QuorumVotervip
· 13h ago
Hmm... That's right. People who have gone through several bear markets really see the market differently. This guy's logic is pretty clear, and the 82,000 level is definitely worth paying attention to. Whether we can reach 110,000 depends on whether this wave of energy accumulation is enough. There are really no shortcuts in trading; no matter how many books you read, you still have to get beaten up in the market.
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MetaMuskRatvip
· 13h ago
Alright, it's that same confident rhetoric again... but I have to admit, after several cycles of bull and bear markets, the way people speak is indeed different. 108000 has stabilized, isn't 110000 just around the corner? It feels a bit uncertain. Build a position at 82000, and look at 78000 next. This logic sounds smooth, but I'm just worried the market might not follow the expected pattern. The reading crowd is indeed a bit naive; the experience accumulated from real trading can't be replaced. Regarding the ETH injection operation, I don't think I fully understand it yet; maybe my level is still shallow.
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consensus_whisperervip
· 13h ago
Can reading books make you a trader? Haha, then I might as well go buy a lottery ticket. To be honest, this set of theories looks quite solid, but this feeling of "I see clearly" is a bit... how should I say it? 110k still feels possible, but the decreasing volume pace is indeed a bit annoying.
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 13h ago
Alright, this analysis does have some substance. You're bragging about your point control again, but to be honest, you've been pretty accurate over the past two years, I have to admit. Reading definitely doesn't help; you still need to go through a few rollercoaster rides. After 108000, I feel like it still needs to be consolidated, and lack of momentum might be an issue.
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CommunityLurkervip
· 13h ago
Oh dear, it's the same old talk, I'm tired of hearing it. Those who really make money never boast in the community. Wait, is 82,000 really the midpoint? I feel like it might still drop. Alright, alright, the phrase "accumulating energy" has worn my ears out, haha. Bitcoin at 110,000? I doubt it. Having more experience definitely has its advantages, but this industry is risky, don't be overconfident. Sounds good, but ultimately it's still a gamble on probabilities. I appreciate your analysis, but the decision still has to be made by yourself.
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