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$ETH Making 400,000 in two weeks during a bear market—how did I do it?
Many people hear "bear market" and their first reaction is:
It's over, there's nothing left to play.
But in my view,
a bear market is actually simpler—
because there's only one direction.
That two-week trend was very straightforward,
steadily declining, with some rebounds in between, but the structure never changed.
What I did was actually very simple:
Don't bottom fish,
Don't hope for a reversal,
Just do one thing—follow the trend and short.
Every time there's a rebound to a resistance level,
I enter with a small position.
After the first profitable trade, I don’t get greedy,
if the trend continues, I gradually add a little more.
The rhythm is:
Follow the short → Add on dips → Continue to follow and take.
Some trades were more complete,
and after amplifying the profits,
I made about 400,000 in two weeks.
Many people lose money in a bear market,
not because the market is bad,
but because they keep doing one thing:
Counter-trend bottom fishing.
You're fighting the trend,
and the market will naturally teach you how to behave.
Actually, whether it's a bull or bear market,
the logic for making money has never changed:
Where the trend is, that's where you stand.
The current structure is very similar to back then,
those who understand are already starting to position accordingly.