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#比特币波动性 A well-known analyst has spoken again after several days, and this signal has led me to choose to observe tonight and not easily open a long order. Market sentiment has shifted, and going with the trend is currently a more prudent strategy.



However, it must be mentioned: there are also risks in directly chasing short orders now. Major funds often create a false rebound before a real drop, sweeping out impatient shorts — this tactic has been seen too many times in the historical price movement of $BTC $ETH. Patiently waiting for confirmation signals is more important than blindly betting on the direction.

When volatility increases, controlling your position and setting stop-losses is key to surviving. A trend may be forming, but the timing of entry needs to be grasped more cautiously.
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TokenomicsTherapistvip
· 11-25 08:28
Waiting is also a form of trading, and analysts are quite right about this. However, I think what we fear the most now is that while waiting for confirmation signals, the market has already run a large distance. The market maker's trick of using rebounds to clear positions has indeed been overplayed, but you can never guess where it will happen this time. Instead of getting entangled in long and short positions, it's better to manage your position well; that is the only way to survive until the next round. Have you set your stop loss? Without it, even the most accurate analysis is futile. Real opportunities often arise during the most boring times, and this kind of stalemate is the biggest test of mindset. Before the market confirms, both long and short positions are just betting on luck. I choose to trust my stop loss line. If this wave turns out to be another fake signal... forget it, just take the loss, there’s nothing to be ashamed of. The greater the fluctuation, the calmer one must be; how many people get liquidated during such times. I just watch and don’t get greedy.
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AirdropBlackHolevip
· 11-24 14:50
That makes sense; this wave indeed gives people a feeling of "wanting to speak but stopping short". It's not wrong to wait and see. But I still want to ask, is the market maker trying to pump it up or smash it down now? The signals feel a bit confusing. Wait, what did the analyst say? I didn't catch it clearly. I'm just afraid, even if I set a stop loss, it won't be useful; an extreme market condition can break through in an instant. If waiting is what it takes, then let it be; after all, the money won't run away, and it's better to wait for a good opportunity than to get slapped in the face. I think rather than guessing the market maker's intentions, it’s better to protect the principal first. The market conditions these days are indeed strange; the candlesticks look like they've been drinking.
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ReverseTradingGuruvip
· 11-24 14:43
Waiting and seeing is the right move, but I don't think this rebound is necessarily a fake-out either—no one can really predict the main players' tactics. Wait, the analyst spoke up again? Why doesn't this guy ever bring any new perspectives? Having a smaller position does feel more comfortable. Stop-losses have really saved me several times. But honestly, what's most worrying is waiting and waiting, only to have the market take off without you.
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