#美联储恢复降息进程 In ten days, the account jumped from 15200U directly to 3.86 million U+ — it feels like hitting an invisible speed bump.
Looking back, there are three operations that can be called textbook examples:
**First Trade**: $AIA decisively shorted near the $20 high. At that time, both the technical and sentiment indicators were overheated, and the position was closed at $8, yielding a profit of 5100U. The biggest fear when shorting at a high is hesitation; the market won't provide a second chance.
**Second Trade**: The long position for $ZEC came in stronger. The next day, entered with $500 and directly exited near 648, cashing out 74,000 U. This wave is a typical trend trade; the timing of entry was right, and the rest is just holding steady.
**Third transaction**: $FIL is the real turning point. On-chain data shows that the buying volume at the bottom is unusually active. I first used a small position to test the waters and immediately increased my position after confirming the direction. As a result, FIL made a V-shaped reversal, and the bottom buying volume continued to increase, surging by 10%. I chose to take profit around 2.6—earning what I needed, leaving the last segment of the increase for others.
This operation has made me重新理解了一件事: the market won't wait for anyone, but it will always reward those who are well prepared.
It’s not luck; it’s the result of watching the market for over ten days, calculating each support and resistance level. Position management, stop-loss discipline, on-chain data verification—none of these can be omitted.
New signals have emerged again. This price point may be a turning point, and those who understand how to control risks will always come out on top.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 11-29 14:58
Bro, this move is indeed fierce, but to be honest, I have never really figured out the on-chain data part. How did you see the abnormal bottom buying? Do you have any tools?
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consensus_whisperer
· 11-29 12:02
Wow, 3.86 million in ten days? This skill is really not something a regular person can handle. I need to learn how to manage risks.
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GasGoblin
· 11-28 09:40
Damn, 3.86 million came out from 15,200? How much do you have to keep an eye on the market for that? I just want to ask if it was done with the entire position.
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SchrodingerGas
· 11-28 09:38
Ten days, 3.86 million, it sounds easy, but can on-chain data lie? No. The question is whether you believe in yourselves enough to place a bet.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 11-28 09:26
The on-chain data part is well said, but don't package luck as inevitability.
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RealYieldWizard
· 11-28 09:20
Wow, 3.86 million, 260 times in ten days? This isn't trading, this is just robbing money!
#美联储恢复降息进程 In ten days, the account jumped from 15200U directly to 3.86 million U+ — it feels like hitting an invisible speed bump.
Looking back, there are three operations that can be called textbook examples:
**First Trade**: $AIA decisively shorted near the $20 high. At that time, both the technical and sentiment indicators were overheated, and the position was closed at $8, yielding a profit of 5100U. The biggest fear when shorting at a high is hesitation; the market won't provide a second chance.
**Second Trade**: The long position for $ZEC came in stronger. The next day, entered with $500 and directly exited near 648, cashing out 74,000 U. This wave is a typical trend trade; the timing of entry was right, and the rest is just holding steady.
**Third transaction**: $FIL is the real turning point. On-chain data shows that the buying volume at the bottom is unusually active. I first used a small position to test the waters and immediately increased my position after confirming the direction. As a result, FIL made a V-shaped reversal, and the bottom buying volume continued to increase, surging by 10%. I chose to take profit around 2.6—earning what I needed, leaving the last segment of the increase for others.
This operation has made me重新理解了一件事: the market won't wait for anyone, but it will always reward those who are well prepared.
It’s not luck; it’s the result of watching the market for over ten days, calculating each support and resistance level. Position management, stop-loss discipline, on-chain data verification—none of these can be omitted.
New signals have emerged again. This price point may be a turning point, and those who understand how to control risks will always come out on top.