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SatoshiHeir

2025-11-25 02:31:29

#加密货币市场动态 Last night's market trend once again validated the previous technical analysis. It accurately predicted an adjustment space of nearly k points before the market fluctuation. Looking back at the review, the overall rhythm was grasped quite precisely.

The market is showing typical characteristics of a tug-of-war between bulls and bears at this position, and two-way harvesting is the main theme at present. To be honest, the difficulty of this operation is not very high; the key lies in whether one can identify key support and resistance levels in advance. $BTC and $ETH have basically consistent trend logic, both unfolding along the expected path.

Data doesn’t lie, the charts are there for all to see. That’s the charm of technical analysis.

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ETH6.58%

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CountdownToBroke

· 11-28 00:25

Haha, here we go again, how many times have I heard predictions of a thousand points? It sounds so real, but what’s the result? Every time it’s precise in hindsight, but what about forward predictions? This round of being played people for suckers is pretty brutal, no need to self-comfort. Data can lie, it’s just that you can’t understand it. If one could truly predict, they would have achieved financial freedom long ago, yet here we are reviewing. Support level resistance level, hearing these terms every day, but the Wallet is still in the red.

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liquidation_surfer

· 11-26 22:14

Hmm, this wave is indeed accurate, but why was I still played people for suckers?

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TokenSleuth

· 11-26 03:56

Predicting a thousand-point adjustment? Dude, that's a bit of a stretch, let's see how the success rate turns out later. Those who say the difficulty isn't high often end up losing the most, that's the curse. The chart is clear at a glance? Then why is it that every time someone gets trapped, what do you think? Two-way harvesting sounds pretty dangerous, who gets played for suckers first is still uncertain. Technical analysis is impressive, but it always seems to run into unexpected issues when used for predictions. BTC and ETH have the same logic? I don't know, it feels like these two are doing their own thing. Reviewing accurately after the fact is something that even a backseat driver can do. If support levels and resistance levels were so easy to identify, everyone would be rich. Data indeed doesn't lie, but people do, haha. I've seen this kind of post flood my screen a hundred times.

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HashRateHustler

· 11-25 03:01

The k-point adjustment has long been seen through, but some people are still dreaming. However, to be honest, the ones who really make money are never those who predict correctly, but those who can survive to see that moment. I'm tired of hearing about support and resistance levels; in the end, everyone escapes the fate of being harvested. BTC and ETH are synchronized this time, which is a bit ridiculous. It feels like the market is just one huge Clip Coupons machine, and no one can escape. Data indeed does not lie, but the people behind the data can deceive. Predicting a k-point in advance? I trust you like I trust a ghost; if backtesting were that easy, we would have all become millionaires by now. Technical Analysis does have a bit of a mystical component; it all depends on who can deceive better.

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VitaliksTwin

· 11-25 03:01

Hmm... Was the k-point adjustment predicted in advance? Why do I feel like it's a bit exaggerated? It's easy to say, but only when you actually place an order do you realize how hard it is. Things like support and resistance levels can be easily pointed out after the fact; anyone can do that. I just want to ask when you made the prediction, it's not just looking back after the fact.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 11-25 03:00

Predicting a k-point adjustment is not difficult; what’s hard is being alive to see that opportunity next time.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 11-25 02:45

Well, here we go again, another article that claims to predict things accurately... Is it true or not? How come they can always make precise predictions? If that were the case, they would have gotten rich by now. That's how Technical Analysis works; the charts are indeed there, but who can guarantee that the next second won't be a black swan? I just want to know. As for support and resistance levels... honestly, sometimes it just feels like hindsight bias. This wave of operations isn't that simple; it looks easy, but it's another matter to actually do it. The dual harvesting is indeed inevitable; suckers are always suckers, it's tough.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 11-25 02:45

This guy is bragging again. Just because he predicted accurately, does that mean Technical Analysis is useful? How do I remember that the support level he mentioned last week was directly broken through?

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