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#数字资产市场观察 This wave of market conditions once again verifies an old saying: Going with the trend is the way to success. When the market gives a clear signal, don't resist it.



A few days ago, I decisively chose to go long near the price of 2.8, and now it seems that this judgment was correct. In cryptocurrency trading, understanding the trend is much more important than predicting tops and bottoms. Many people lose money because they insist on guessing turning points, only to be slapped in the face repeatedly by the market.

Share personal experience: When multiple technical indicators resonate and the capital flow is consistent, following the trend is often safer than trying to bottom out against the trend. $TRADOOR this time's trend is a typical case - the direction is right, holding the position is secure, and profits will naturally come.
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0xTherapistvip
· 11h ago
It's the same old rhetoric, just going with the flow, sounds simple but is actually very difficult to do. But indeed, those who entered at 2.8 are enjoying it, I'm still holding a long order. Speaking of inflection points, it's easy to say, but very few can actually avoid them.
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MeaninglessGweivip
· 11-29 12:31
I didn't enter a position at 2.8 either, and I regret it a bit now, haha. It's true that following the trend is something that's often discussed, but some people just don't listen. What you said about indicator resonance is correct; only when the technical aspect and the funding aspect are aligned can one dare to take a heavy position.
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InfraVibesvip
· 11-29 12:31
Haha indeed, guessing the turning point is just asking for trouble, always getting slapped in the face. Going with the trend sounds easy but is hard to do, you need to keep your mindset stable. Entering at 2.8 still takes some guts, looking back now it was the right call. People always want to buy the dip, but end up repeatedly cutting losses, it’s laughable. When the indicators resonate, just follow along, don’t overthink it. Holding is the key, many people make profits only to lose them back. This time the rhythm of $TRADOOR is indeed clear, just follow it. To put it simply, you still have to listen to the market, don’t go against the tide.
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DataOnlookervip
· 11-29 12:31
2.8 buy the dip made a killing, going with the trend really doesn't lose Following the trend can also win, this is absurd Market conditions still rely on feeling, indicators are all nonsense I was also in on this wave from TRADOOR, just can't hold on To put it bluntly, it's still greed, it's so hard to take profit when it's good Technical indicator resonance? I just buy blindly looking at Candlestick Holding onto Holdings is the real challenge, mindset is the most important When the trend is right, money comes by itself, the key is not to do Reverse operations Why do I feel like this round of rise is a bit strange? If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have set a stop loss, lost a fortune.
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tokenomics_truthervip
· 11-29 12:31
I also got into that 2.8 deal, feeling great and still haven't woken up. Those who buy the dip against the trend are just here to give away money; I've seen too many tough guys. It's easy to talk about going with the trend, but very few actually do it. This wave of TRADOOR really taught me a lesson; I used to want to buy the dip too much. Reading the trend is indeed more profitable than predicting; that statement is absolutely correct.
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OnlyOnMainnetvip
· 11-29 12:30
Haha, the 2.8 wave really wasn't wrong, it's all about going with the trend, not forcing it. Getting slapped in the face those few times was really something, now I only act when the indicators resonate. Just hold on to it, that's the key!
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RooftopReservervip
· 11-29 12:27
Uh, to be honest, buying the dip at 2.8 really feels good, but not everyone has your thick skin. The ones who get slapped the most are those suckers who insist on going against the trend, they deserve it. Talking about going with the trend sounds simple, but sticking to it is really difficult... What can I say, I lost to psychological conditioning anyway. Wait, how much is your TRADOOR now? Don’t come bragging after it has risen again. I’ve heard the explanation about the technical indicator resonance too many times, and it still ends up being each to their own, no one can win consistently. I agree with sticking to holdings, but the timing for cutting loss is also crucial, right? How do you judge that? To be honest, your experience post is just missing live lead in copy trading. You come to share when you make a profit, but what about when you lose? That’s just post-match Zhuge, huh?
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BoredStakervip
· 11-29 12:24
2.8 That wave really didn't crash in hand, going with the trend still requires skill. It's another textbook-level chase the price, those who really make money always mix with the trend. I really can't understand those who insist on buy the dip in this kind of market. There's a bit of luck involved, and the indicator resonance has to hit the right timing. It's easy to say, but very few people can actually hold on.
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