2026-01-19 21:20:58

Six years of navigating the crypto world have led me to develop three sets of proprietary indicator systems, and now I mostly trade solo. The core logic is to avoid unnecessary fuss—every trade must have a reason, and I only act at high-probability turning points.

Instead of frequent daily operations, it's better to focus your energy on key positions. Whether it's Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other mainstream coins, finding technical resonance points is the threshold for making money. Every suggestion I give is accompanied by a complete analysis chain and specific entry points—no fluff.

If you are also a technical trader with your own understanding of candlestick patterns, cycle resonance, and risk-reward ratios, welcome to a deeper exchange. The market is at a critical juncture now, and having an accurate market sense is valuable.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 8h ago

Six years of hard work sounds impressive, but the ones who really make money are the ones who can stay put. I agree with that. Trading alone is indeed satisfying, but are those "3 sets of indicators" really useful or just armchair analysis afterward? Finding resonance points sounds easy, but isn't every market at a critical juncture? If every point is critical, then none are. It's true that not messing around blindly is correct, but why does it seem like every time someone says they're not messing around, they end up trading frequently? What about specific levels? I always feel something's missing in these kinds of shares.

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OnchainHolmes

· 8h ago

Six years of hard work and struggle, always worried about falling into the same old trap of cutting the leeks again. Wait, can we really reliably find turning points? Why do I always chase highs and sell lows? It sounds good, but the key is whether you can produce actual results to prove it. I'm also technically inclined, but I haven't fully grasped the cycle resonance method yet. How should I learn it? Managing trades alone sounds lonely. What if my mindset collapses? These days, even media outlets say the same thing. In the end, isn't it just about exploiting followers?

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0xTherapist

· 8h ago

6 years, I've definitely seen quite a few waves during this cycle. But to be honest, managing everything alone really requires self-discipline, but it's also easy to fall into confirmation bias. I agree with the concept of resonance points, but I feel the market is still a bit "smarter" than the indicator system.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 8h ago

Six years of hard work and experience may sound impressive, but truly profitable results still depend on execution. Wait, what does "one person managing the operation" mean? Does it mean not copying others' trades anymore? Frequent trading versus key positions—I'm in favor of this trade-off, just worried that knowing is one thing, actually doing is another. This set of technical resonance points... feels a bit vague. How exactly do you define it? When will you share the three indicator systems? Don't just talk about it, show us some action.

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