2025-12-25 22:20:49

Looking back at the market surge on 10.11 in the crypto market, many traders experienced liquidations on that day. But in fact, the market had been signaling this in advance.

Before that drop, if you were perceptive enough, you could have noticed some abnormal fluctuations in BTC and BNB. Many people called it a black swan event, but traders who truly understand the market would tell you that such a plunge doesn't usually happen out of nowhere.

The key is, how can you detect these signals early? Some traders analyze multi-dimensional data such as historical patterns, capital flows, and market sentiment, successfully adjusting their positions before the big drop. Some even managed to bottom fish successfully.

This is why some people can turn danger into opportunity during intense market volatility, even profit against the trend, while others are frequently liquidated. The difference lies in whether they have mastered the method of reading the market rhythm. For traders who want to establish a foothold in the crypto market, learning to anticipate major fluctuations is a skill worth investing time to develop.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 1h ago

Well... signals are easy to talk about, but when it comes to critical moments, everyone becomes deaf. I'm a rookie; I cleared my positions on 10.11 as I should have, haha. But on the other hand, some people really make money by reading the charts, and their post-analysis is quite insightful. It's just that my brain reacts slowly; by the time I understand the signals, the opportunity has already passed.

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nft_widow

· 2h ago

10.11 That wave indeed has clues to follow, but to be honest, most people just can't see it. I also got caught off guard once, now I can only say learn from the experience. The ones who really make money are those crazy people who can resist using leverage. --- Black swan? Nonsense, it's all about losing control oneself. --- I've read this kind of article a thousand times, but I still can't escape being liquidated. --- There are plenty of signals, but the key is whether you're brave enough to admit defeat and reduce your position. --- In my opinion, anyone can see the signals, it's just that the mindset is hard to get past. --- Traders who understand the market are all armchair strategists afterward; I wouldn't believe it otherwise. --- Bottom fishing? By the time you try to bottom fish, it's no longer the bottom haha. --- Talking about multi-dimensional analysis, but isn't it just gambling with luck? I think everyone is the same.

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NewPumpamentals

· 2h ago

You're right, signals are right there, it all depends on whether you have the eyes to see them. Only when you're trapped do you start shouting "Black Swan," that's funny. Looking at candlestick charts can really save your life; this time I gained a bit more experience.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 2h ago

Honestly, on 10.11 I didn't dodge it either and got liquidated directly, uh But reading this article, I feel a bit of a delayed realization—black swan? Clearly, it's a change in the funding situation You really dare to say you could have predicted it in advance. Why didn't you issue warnings back then? I know some people who bought the bottom, but now it's a different story, haha

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LiquidationOracle

· 2h ago

Uh... how many can truly perceive it in advance with ease? The group of people who are trapped will feel even worse after reading this article, haha. No matter how obvious the signals are, they can't withstand the heat of leveraged players' minds.

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PumpDoctrine

· 3h ago

Where are the signals? You still have to rely on your own eyes. Most of the stories are armchair strategizing after the fact. When it comes to critical moments, we still end up going off-topic. Catching the bottom feels good, but a fragile mental account makes the final call. Can't read the rhythm? Then pay more tuition fees—markets are the fairest.

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