2025-12-26 03:22:45

Looking at the market, I realize that this recent wave of行情确实有点折腾人. The past couple of days, I was played around quite a bit, holding a lot of frustration inside. But today, my state is different—I have time to monitor the market.

The plan is simple: once the price drops near the key support level, especially when it dips half a point, I plan to enter in batches. Then, when it rebounds and rises, I will gradually reduce my position and sell. I have practiced this swing trading strategy many times.

To be honest, what annoys me the most are those sneaky moves—they always like to cause trouble during my lunch break, catching me off guard. What exactly are they doing during this morning period? I see all these details clearly. Today, I won’t be caught off guard again; I will stay alert all morning, ready to react immediately when opportunities arise. Swing trading truly tests patience and execution.

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nft_widow

· 7h ago

I've been holding back for two days, and today I finally have time to monitor the market. This time I definitely won't get trapped again. I'll buy in batches near the support level, just waiting for a rebound to cut the leeks. I'm very familiar with this routine. --- Those black hands during lunch break are simply amazing. I saw through this move clearly in the morning. Today I am on high alert; as soon as an opportunity appears, I react instantly. --- Swing trading is all about patience. To put it simply, you can't let the market succeed in fishing for stops. The one who stays calm longer wins. --- I've already decided the support level is dead. If it drops another half a point, I'll go all in. I've practiced this many times; I won't fail. --- I hate it when things happen while I'm sleeping. I watched the market all morning this time. Any movement, I buy the dip. Don't think you can fool me again. --- Wait, no, this market pattern is so deep. Is it a trap to shake out the longs? It feels a bit sinister. --- Entering in batches to reduce risk. When the rebound happens, start gradually selling. Make all the profit you can, no greed this time.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 7h ago

The recent operation a few days ago was really disgusting; waiting to hit back today.

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SnapshotBot

· 8h ago

Oh no, it's the same pattern again—buying the dip at support levels and selling the rebound. Easy to say, hard to do. A few days ago was really outrageous; I woke up and it was all gone. This time, I'm watching closely to see who can still pull a fast one. I'm just worried it might be a false alarm again, awkward. Swing trading sounds simple, but in reality, it tests your mindset, right?

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SatoshiSherpa

· 8h ago

A few days ago, you got trapped, and now you want to turn things around, haha. Wait, can you really catch the bottom with just half a point entry? It feels risky. Doing things during lunch break is really annoying; I can't avoid it every time. I'm also practicing this swing trading strategy, but my execution is a bit lacking. You look so confident—can you make a profit today?

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LoneValidator

· 8h ago

This wave of market movement is really a bit annoying, but I finally got a chance today. I bought in batches near the support level, and sold on the rebound. I’m pretty skilled at this routine. Mostly, I’m annoyed by those sneaky manipulations. They always like to cause trouble during my lunch break. Today, I kept a close watch to see who dares to deceive me.

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