#数字资产市场动态 On-Chain Market Notes: Giving Up Technical Analysis, I Rely on Tracking Big Funds for Reversal
Still struggling with K-line charts overnight, fiddling with a bunch of indicators?
Think about it carefully:
Does the effort you put in resonate with your account?
My name is Miao Ge, I don’t beat around the bush. $RIVER This month, I grew from 6,000U to 90,000U, with only 3 losing trades out of the last 30, the rest are all profits.
Following my 8 people, 5 have already recovered their capital and doubled, and one buddy poured his entire month's salary into trading with me last week.
What’s the secret?
It might make you laugh— I don’t analyze the market at all, I only do one thing: follow smart money.
While you study fundamentals and technicals, my daily routine is very simple:
First: Scan the addresses of major on-chain whales, focus on where they move their funds to liquidity pools;
Second: Watch the buy and sell orders of a few projects, once the depth suddenly accumulates, that’s a signal.
I don’t guess whether the price will go up or down, I just follow the flow of funds.
When big funds build positions, I hide in the shadows; when they push the price up, I ride along; before they sell off, I’ve already exited.
Most common strategy:
A certain coin keeps falling for several days, forums and groups are full of lamentations like "It's over, going to zero," but whale addresses with large holdings remain unmoved. $XMR At this point, retail investors start to cut losses and admit defeat, but I seize the opportunity to enter.
Why do I do this?
Big whales haven’t even moved their cost basis yet, what are you panicking for?
Panic is a retail investor’s patent; real money is in the hands of those who stay calm.
Don’t talk to me about ecosystem prospects, technological breakthroughs, or future narratives.
Your purpose in the crypto world is to make money, not to uphold beliefs.
No matter how beautiful the white paper, if you can’t open your account without losses, it’s just a pile of waste paper;
No matter how hot the track is, if you don’t make money yourself, it’s all noise.
My trading discipline is actually quite rough:
Every morning at 8:30, after on-chain data refreshes, my strategy for the day is set;
In the evening, I review only one question— why did I win this trade? Why did I lose?
No entangling, no overthinking, hold tight if right, exit immediately if wrong. $DUSK Is this going against human nature? No, this is aligning with the market.
No predictions, no stubborn holding, no self-deception.
The market always expresses itself, you just need to learn to "read" it.
I don’t have any divine skills, I just sense more acutely than most people the direction of capital flow.
If you’re interested in changing your way of life,
Join me and give it a try, I’ll help you turn the situation around.
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
No matter how eloquently you put it, it's all hindsight. Would real big funds write their secrets in a post?
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FadCatcher
· 11h ago
Here comes the story of cutting leeks again; this routine has been played out by the older generation of crypto enthusiasts.
Those who can truly achieve stable compound interest would have quietly made a fortune long ago; where would they have so much free time to give lectures every day?
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CantAffordPancake
· 11h ago
It's the same story again, following the big players every day. What do you do when the big players are harvesting the leeks?
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NestedFox
· 11h ago
Is it the same old story? Can following big players guarantee profits? Nice words, but it's just the same old trick of cutting leeks with a different mask.
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6000 to 90,000? Man, these numbers look so familiar. Didn't a big V also hype this last time? And now?
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If you only follow the money without analyzing the market, you're just a gambler one step ahead of retail investors.
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Real smart money never brags in groups about how much they've made. Those who understand, understand.
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They talk as if it's all real, but can you really get daily updates on the holdings of big players?
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Set your mindset at 8:30 every day, just listen. Don't treat it as an ironclad rule.
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The biggest risk of this logic is—big players can also deceive retail investors. How do you know you're not being played?
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In plain terms, it's an information gap. They have channels you don't, so don't pretend it's some advanced trading system.
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Stories of doubling your money are always the most appealing. But why does no one talk about the stories of losses?
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Following big players is indeed correct, but first, you need to understand on-chain data. That one step will deter 99%.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 11h ago
It's the same copy trading logic... If you're really making money, why are you still posting long messages here?
#数字资产市场动态 On-Chain Market Notes: Giving Up Technical Analysis, I Rely on Tracking Big Funds for Reversal
Still struggling with K-line charts overnight, fiddling with a bunch of indicators?
Think about it carefully:
Does the effort you put in resonate with your account?
My name is Miao Ge, I don’t beat around the bush.
$RIVER
This month, I grew from 6,000U to 90,000U, with only 3 losing trades out of the last 30, the rest are all profits.
Following my 8 people, 5 have already recovered their capital and doubled, and one buddy poured his entire month's salary into trading with me last week.
What’s the secret?
It might make you laugh— I don’t analyze the market at all, I only do one thing: follow smart money.
While you study fundamentals and technicals, my daily routine is very simple:
First: Scan the addresses of major on-chain whales, focus on where they move their funds to liquidity pools;
Second: Watch the buy and sell orders of a few projects, once the depth suddenly accumulates, that’s a signal.
I don’t guess whether the price will go up or down, I just follow the flow of funds.
When big funds build positions, I hide in the shadows; when they push the price up, I ride along; before they sell off, I’ve already exited.
Most common strategy:
A certain coin keeps falling for several days, forums and groups are full of lamentations like "It's over, going to zero," but whale addresses with large holdings remain unmoved.
$XMR
At this point, retail investors start to cut losses and admit defeat, but I seize the opportunity to enter.
Why do I do this?
Big whales haven’t even moved their cost basis yet, what are you panicking for?
Panic is a retail investor’s patent; real money is in the hands of those who stay calm.
Don’t talk to me about ecosystem prospects, technological breakthroughs, or future narratives.
Your purpose in the crypto world is to make money, not to uphold beliefs.
No matter how beautiful the white paper, if you can’t open your account without losses, it’s just a pile of waste paper;
No matter how hot the track is, if you don’t make money yourself, it’s all noise.
My trading discipline is actually quite rough:
Every morning at 8:30, after on-chain data refreshes, my strategy for the day is set;
In the evening, I review only one question— why did I win this trade? Why did I lose?
No entangling, no overthinking, hold tight if right, exit immediately if wrong.
$DUSK
Is this going against human nature? No, this is aligning with the market.
No predictions, no stubborn holding, no self-deception.
The market always expresses itself, you just need to learn to "read" it.
I don’t have any divine skills, I just sense more acutely than most people the direction of capital flow.
If you’re interested in changing your way of life,
Join me and give it a try, I’ll help you turn the situation around.