2026-01-04 15:26:46

This week's trading review is worth discussing. Precious metals on 12.29 directly hit six consecutive limit-ups, with the entire operation process flawless and without a single mistake.

But what's even more interesting is the logic behind it. Many people treat trading as a gamble, but in fact, the core of trading has always been one word: follow. Following the trend in the right direction is equivalent to grasping the pulse of market fluctuations.

Look at those traders who stay up late and stubbornly fight against the trend—what was the final result? Conversely, those who understand how to go with the flow often profit from big market moves while lying down. If the direction is wrong, no matter how hard you try, it's all in vain.

Recently, with Bitcoin and Ethereum, many missed the first half of this wave. But don't regret it; market opportunities are cyclical. As long as you stay alert and keep up with the rhythm, when the next big trend arrives, those substantial profits will still be waiting for you. This is the magic of the crypto market—missing out once doesn't mean missing forever.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-07 14:01

Six limit-ups without issues, but the real key is still that saying — if the direction is right, you can earn effortlessly; if the direction is wrong, all your efforts are in vain.

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MoonRocketman

· 01-07 13:31

Six limit-ups? That should be considered a good launch window... RSI has probably reached the peak, right? Going against the trend and toughing it out with that group of people indeed didn't account for escape velocity, serves them right for getting crushed. Next round, wait until fuel supplies are sufficient before launching again, don't rush. Everyone has missed the previous phase; the key is not to get trapped at the gravity resistance level. The angle coefficient of this round of market行情 is quite fierce, maintaining a high stop-loss is very important. Market cycle? Basically, it depends on whether you've waited for the next launch countdown. Following the trend is easy to say but hard to do; many people's positions are already in the atmosphere. Although the Bollinger Bands channel has narrowed, we need to wait a bit longer before breaking through the neckline. The premise of making easy money is that you really follow the right trajectory, it's not gambling. Be cautious of RSI overheating; such a high rise often hides gravity pullbacks.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-07 04:18

Oh wow, 6 limit-ups, that's really good luck, but I still think going with the trend is the most important... Don't mess around anymore. Passive income is the way to go; brothers holding positions end up feeling bad in the end. Market trends, if you miss the first half, it's okay, just don't get trapped... Stay alert when the next wave comes. Going with the trend > effort, too many people don't understand this principle. Honestly, the goal is just to follow the right direction; everything else is nonsense.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-06 20:59

Ha, six limit-ups, easy to say... Have you really not noticed? Then I need to take a look. The buddy who fights against the trend, I've heard that argument too many times. Riding the trend to make easy profits, it's easy to say but hard to do... Why am I still losing? The next round? Let's survive this one first.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-04 15:56

Laughing out loud, 6 limit-ups with no flaws at all? Bro, are you telling a story or showing off wealth? I know quite a few people who stubbornly went against the trend, and now they've all changed careers, switched to doing stand-up comedy. Riding the trend to make easy money? I’m lying comfortably, but when I wake up, I find myself in a pit. When the next market cycle arrives? Bro, it's already 2025 now, and I’m still waiting for the last one. Missing out doesn’t mean you’ll never get another chance, yes, it means you’ll just miss the next one. That’s my unique talent.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-04 15:54

ngl the "follow the trend" sermon hits different when you're actually reading the mempool patterns instead of just vibing... 6 green candles means someone had their gwei optimized while others were sleeping through network congestion lmao

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 01-04 15:53

Six limit-ups really can't be sustained, but to be honest, those who stubbornly fight against the trend should wake up. Go with the trend to make money and relax, while counter-trend trading is just working for the exchange. There's nothing to overthink. Just don't miss the next wave, the opportunity is always there.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-04 15:49

Six limit-ups in a row, and you don't find it eye-catching? Man, how long did it take you to get this lucky... Really or not? People are like that. If they miss the first half, they start comforting themselves with "there's always another chance," but when the next round comes, they hesitate again. Following the trend is easy to say, but the hard part is judging when the "trend" actually is... I often operate in the opposite direction. This wave of BTC's rise is no exaggeration, but who dares say the next round will be this strong again? Trading isn't about so much "logic"; honestly, it's luck plus guts. Lying down and making easy money? Dream on, brother. Even if I get the right direction, I still can't sleep well.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-04 15:45

Six limit-up days, this is the right way to open up, following the correct direction really earns passive income.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-04 15:40

Six limit-ups, this is the power of following the trend. As for the guys going against the trend, I don't even need to ask what they're like now.

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