2026-01-02 12:22:57

The market trend is only clear in the last second. On the 31st, I reminded everyone to watch for breakdown signals, and Bitcoin indeed retested around 87,200 shortly afterward. In this round of trading, the initial unrealized profit was 1,000 points, but it was later pulled back by 800 points. To be honest, the fluctuation process isn't really important—what matters is the final outcome. In trading, making money makes you a winner. From the breakdown to the retest and subsequent movement, the overall rhythm shows that choosing the right direction and maintaining the pace are more critical than obsessing over every rise and fall point. This is the lesson that mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are teaching us at this stage: success or failure defines the hero, and the result determines everything.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 9h ago

Oh, now that's true trading philosophy; results are the ultimate truth. Well said, clinging to every point really doesn't make sense. I just like straightforward people; making money is the goal. I saw that breakdown coming, but I was a bit caught off guard. Holding the rhythm really hit me; I'm always being led by the market. I've learned from this; I hope I can stay steady in the next wave. Victory or defeat defines the hero; it sounds comfortable, but it's hard to do.

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HodlVeteran

· 9h ago

Haha, this is my daily life as an experienced trader. The unrealized gains on my books have been hammered back again, but I'm used to it... The key is not to hold on stubbornly; if you need to get out, just get out. --- The routine of breaking support and retesting, I've played it for so many years but I still get easily beaten up, but it's still better than a newbie going all-in and losing big. --- In the end, the hero is the one who wins. It sounds nice, but the history of my account is proof that the market has taught me how to behave... --- A 1000-point profit shrinks to 800 points. This kind of fluctuation is nothing to a seasoned trader like me; I've seen worse. --- Choosing the right direction is half the success. The problem is most people can't even pick the right direction, and I am the same. --- That's why I tremble when I see others going all-in now. Having experienced a real bear market has changed my temperament.

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DuckFluff

· 9h ago

Alright, alright, stop with the empty talk. Whether you made money or not is what matters. --- Breaking through and retesting this level, after a few times, you’ll understand how it works. --- That’s right, in the end, the one who laughs last is the true winner. --- Making money is the most important thing. No matter how beautiful the process, losing money is pointless. --- A 1000-point profit returning to 800, this mindset needs to be practiced. --- Sense of rhythm is the real skill; you can’t chase the points endlessly. --- Success or failure determines the hero; this summary is spot on. --- Breakout signals are indeed effective; the key is to hold on. --- Bitcoin is like this; only at the end do you know if you’ve won or lost. --- The right direction is everything; everything else is just minor.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 9h ago

Oh, it sounds nice, but the truth is the truth. I just want to ask how many people can truly hold their ground without moving. Making money is indeed the father, but the process is all虚的. Breaking the level and retesting this set, it's easy to talk about, but many people break down psychologically when executing. Sense of rhythm, it's easy to say, but when it drops, who can not watch the market? Success or failure determines the hero, no doubt, but those caught in this round probably feel uncomfortable inside. The final second reveals all... sometimes the last second is the moment of cutting losses. Choosing the right direction is easy, holding is the real test. I really don't have this ability.

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