2026-01-20 02:27:42

Recently, the high-level pullback trading strategy has proven to be very effective repeatedly. A few days ago, I emphasized this strategic framework multiple times, and the market response has been quite good.

Yesterday afternoon's high-level pullback opportunity, the market moved as expected again. During the early hours, Bitcoin and Ethereum surged simultaneously, with Bitcoin reaching around 93,300 and Ethereum approaching 3,230, which are all excellent entry points.

Subsequently, the market began to oscillate and weaken. Bitcoin dropped to around 92,100, and Ethereum also retreated to about 3,160. But this is the core of the high-level pullback strategy—establishing long positions at these levels.

The results proved to be very successful. Ethereum ultimately reached its target level, gaining approximately 70 points of profit. During the same period, Bitcoin also moved upward by about 1,200 points. For traders following this strategy, this wave of market movement was indeed rewarding.

Of course, the market is constantly changing. Each specific entry point is adjusted based on real-time market conditions, as explained in the previous analysis articles. If you are also tracking such opportunities in real-time, always rely on real-time technical guidance and avoid rigidly applying fixed rules.

BTC-2,16%

ETH-3,36%

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VitaliksTwin

· 5h ago

It's the same old trick again, really impressive. I made another profit wave yesterday. Not only did I secure 70 points, but I also didn't miss the 1200 points in Bitcoin. Just follow the logic. By the way, this pullback strategy is indeed stable, but the key still depends on real-time market conditions. Don't copy blindly.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-20 02:56

It's the same old story of a rebound at a high level. This time, I really didn't get caught out. I should have followed along earlier; now I see I can't catch it anymore. It's easy to say but hard to follow; I guess many people are stuck in real trading. However, the 1200-point range is indeed significant. If it can be consistently reproduced, it would be a huge profit.

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LightningLady

· 01-20 02:49

Is this set coming again? The last time I heard you say this, I got wrecked immediately after entering, and now I'm only just breaking even... A 70-point profit margin sounds good, but what about the risk? We need to consider the drawdown. A rebound at a high level is one thing, but those who truly make money are always those who know how to cut losses. Honestly, I've seen too many strategies like this, but the problem is most people can't hold on. I didn't follow that wave yesterday; it looks tempting now, but I've learned to be smart... The key is to see how the subsequent trend develops. One or two successful waves don't mean stable profits. Rigidly copying strategies is indeed a big taboo, but this market isn't really for the smart. It looks promising, but I'm more concerned about where those losing trades went. If this approach were really so stable, why are there still people going bankrupt...

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DustCollector

· 01-20 02:32

Here we go again, a high-level pullback strategy. Did it really get exposed this time? Wait, calling a 70-point gain? Why do I feel like I missed the chance to buy in? Those who copy blindly are dead; real trading is the true gentleman's game. Bro who caught the 93,300 move really did it; I totally missed it. I've heard this reasoning so many times, why can't I make any money? Another armchair strategist analyzing after the fact. Why didn't they say this earlier? There are so many who jump in following the trend; now it's all too late to say anything.

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