2026-01-12 13:24:41

Recently, ETH's performance has been quite interesting. Three consecutive trades all ended in profit, following a perfect rhythm. 💥

To be honest, many retail investors are still saying that the market is hard to trade and they can't understand the charts, getting caught right after entering. But if you look closely, you'll realize that the problem isn't with the market itself, but with the understanding of trend reversal points. Opportunities in the market have always been there; it's just a matter of whether you can read them.

What do we make money from in this circle? Ultimately, it's information asymmetry. Those retail traders blindly chasing gains and selling off in panic are losing while those who understand the rhythm are earning. When the market is right in front of you, those who understand it treat it like a printing press, while those who don't become the meat grinder. This logic is harsh, but it’s the reality.

To achieve stable profits in this market, you can't rely solely on luck. You need to learn from rhythm-sensitive traders to identify real opportunities—like Solana's upward trend, ETH's volatility—each wave has clues. The key is to be prepared and have a plan; opportunities are fleeting, and if you miss this wave, you'll have to wait for the next.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 15h ago

Here we go again, thinking you've achieved enlightenment after winning three consecutive trades? Let me tell you, the real information gap has never been about deciphering the "rhythm." I've heard that explanation too many times. Don't blame the market when you suffer losses.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 16h ago

Haha, it's that same "understand the rhythm and make money" rhetoric again... It sounds nice, but how many people actually achieve stable profits? Winning three consecutive trades feels great, but what about the next one, brother? Don’t tell me you’ll shout market slaughterhouse again. Information gap? Come on, everyone. The real information advantage has long been eaten up by big players; retail investors are just eating leftovers. The fluctuations of SOL and ETH are predictable... I've heard that too many times, and then I got liquidated haha. Honestly, I just want to say, don’t mystify simple trading. Most of the time, it’s just gambling.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 16h ago

Another statement like "I made money, so retail investors are all amateurs," huh haha Information asymmetry definitely exists, but can your "sense of timing" really be reliably replicated? Don't get caught with egg on your face later. Making profits from three trades is good, but are you starting to give advice now? Let's talk again during the bear market.

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token_therapist

· 16h ago

Consistently making three profitable trades in a row is a feeling accumulated from years of experience. Retail investor issues are indeed in the mind, not in the market. This guy is right; chasing highs and selling lows, the rookie traders are just there to give the knowledgeable ones money. Seeing a bunch of people shouting about difficulties, I actually feel more at ease. The greater the information gap, the more you can earn. To put it simply, it's about whether you've done your homework. Opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is the sharpness.

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0xLuckbox

· 16h ago

Alright, it's the same old story of information asymmetry, acting as if you are the ones who understand the market. Starting to talk reason just at the third order, let's wait for a bear market and see. Retail investors' losses = your profits; this sounds a bit like targeting, but it does make sense. If you really want consistent profits, having a good sense of rhythm isn't enough. The mindset is probably the hardest part. These kinds of "opportunities vanish in an instant" statements, I feel like big influencers love to say that, and I remain quite skeptical.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 16h ago

Good words, but the ones who really make money are still those early information holders. --- Three orders eating meat is good, but what about the next wave? Can it stay steady? --- Retail investors don't lose because they don't understand; they simply don't have the capital to try and error. --- Everyone can talk about the sense of rhythm, but when it comes to doing, it all depends on individual skill. --- Printing money? Then why are so many people still losing money here? --- Missing out on that wave of Solana was indeed a bit regretful, but does ETH still have a chance now? --- Playing the information gap well can indeed make money. The question is, how big is the information gap we can grasp? --- Every time I see these summaries, I think of my own trapped orders, crying. --- Being prepared and having a plan sounds easy, but the biggest test during execution is the mindset. --- That's what they say, but when the volatility hits hardest, it's still easy to get shaken out.

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