Want to achieve substantial trading profits? It’s not that mysterious. The core point is— you need to understand what the market is doing.
There’s a pattern to this. Open any chart— daily, weekly, 4-hour, 1-hour, or even smaller timeframes— and you’ll find all kinds of movements. Every chart shows what looks like decent volatility. But here’s the trick: the larger the timeframe, the fewer truly profitable trends appear; conversely, the structure of big-cycle trends is clearer, with less noise.
Why? Because the driving force behind major trends, frankly, is large capital. Big money doesn’t move randomly; they follow fundamentals. When the fundamentals change, big capital moves accordingly.
More precisely, it’s the market expectations shaped by fundamentals that dominate everything. Expectations don’t form out of thin air; they need time to brew, ferment step by step, and only then can they turn into real trends. So you see, every major cycle shift is usually a gradual process, not a sudden explosion. For coins like XMR, their market rhythm follows this logic as well.
During this process, you need to observe both the technical signals reflecting market sentiment and wait for the fundamental expectations to gain widespread acceptance. Combining both effectively is the key to sustained trends. Otherwise, it’s just a pulse— a quick spike that disappears in no time.
Once you understand this, you’ll naturally realize— chasing every rise and fall on small timeframes is just being led around by market noise. The truly valuable opportunities are hidden within larger time structures. A person messing around aimlessly will only pay transaction fees and gain nothing else.
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NervousFingers
· 5h ago
That's right, messing around in small cycles really just means working for the exchange. I'm now focusing intensely on the big cycle, paying less attention to K-line charts and more to news.
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MeaninglessApe
· 19h ago
That's right, constantly chasing gains and selling off in small cycles is really just paying transaction fees. I've learned my painful lesson.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 19h ago
That's correct, but do you know what the key is—there are many people who can understand, but only a few actually make a profit. This is the cruel reality of chip distribution.
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Anon32942
· 19h ago
Basically, don't be fooled by the 15-minute charts; they're just a breeding ground for transaction fees.
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FrogInTheWell
· 20h ago
That's right, small cycles are just traps. Watching the market every day only costs transaction fees and nothing else.
Sticking to the larger cycle is the right way. Once the fundamentals' expectations are set, that's when the real profitable行情 begins.
I believe in this logic, but how many people can really endure without chasing highs and selling lows?
The rhythm of big funds is slow, retail investors can't wait, and the result is always the bagholder.
It seems like XMR is indeed brewing something in this wave of行情, it doesn't feel that simple.
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AirdropFreedom
· 20h ago
That's right, small cycles are just traps. Anyone who watches the minute chart every day has to pay transaction fees.
Want to achieve substantial trading profits? It’s not that mysterious. The core point is— you need to understand what the market is doing.
There’s a pattern to this. Open any chart— daily, weekly, 4-hour, 1-hour, or even smaller timeframes— and you’ll find all kinds of movements. Every chart shows what looks like decent volatility. But here’s the trick: the larger the timeframe, the fewer truly profitable trends appear; conversely, the structure of big-cycle trends is clearer, with less noise.
Why? Because the driving force behind major trends, frankly, is large capital. Big money doesn’t move randomly; they follow fundamentals. When the fundamentals change, big capital moves accordingly.
More precisely, it’s the market expectations shaped by fundamentals that dominate everything. Expectations don’t form out of thin air; they need time to brew, ferment step by step, and only then can they turn into real trends. So you see, every major cycle shift is usually a gradual process, not a sudden explosion. For coins like XMR, their market rhythm follows this logic as well.
During this process, you need to observe both the technical signals reflecting market sentiment and wait for the fundamental expectations to gain widespread acceptance. Combining both effectively is the key to sustained trends. Otherwise, it’s just a pulse— a quick spike that disappears in no time.
Once you understand this, you’ll naturally realize— chasing every rise and fall on small timeframes is just being led around by market noise. The truly valuable opportunities are hidden within larger time structures. A person messing around aimlessly will only pay transaction fees and gain nothing else.