2026-01-05 20:00:12

#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, BTC's trend has indeed provided many opportunities. The approach I am tracking has yielded a straight 232.01% profit from opening to closing positions, with 16,926 USDT taken off the account.

Interestingly, most people in this wave of the market are still chasing highs and selling lows—buying when bullish and cutting losses on pullbacks. Conversely, if you can stay calm and identify key support and resistance levels in advance, the opportunities for $BTC and $ETH are still quite clear.

The key is not how much you earn, but continuously reviewing your trading logic. In the next phase, how will the market rhythm unfold? That’s what really needs to be considered.

BTC1,96%

ETH2,31%

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-08 17:13

232%？Bro, your move is really fierce, but honestly, there are many people who chase gains and sell at losses, so few can really hold on. --- Another story of "reviewing trading logic." The problem is that most people can't even keep their mindset stable. How can you expect them to analyze the market rhythm? --- 16926 dollars pocketed. This wave was indeed interesting, but I don't know if the next phase can generate such returns again. The market is too unpredictable. --- I understand support and resistance levels, but when it comes to critical moments, I still panic. That's the real issue, right? --- It's easy to say, but in actual operation, how many can truly identify in advance? Aren't most just armchair strategists after the fact?

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-08 14:53

Really? The figure of 232% can indeed be shocking, but I think the key issue is the mindset problem. There are indeed too many people chasing gains and selling on dips, always following the same script. This time, I am mainly watching ETH's trend to see how well the support levels hold. Those who can stay steady and avoid reckless actions will eventually be rewarded by the market. Reviewing past trades is more valuable than making money itself, and you are right about that.

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SybilSlayer

· 01-06 17:08

232%？Bro, this return rate is a bit outrageous, is it a scam involving signals? --- Honestly, the main issue is really mental state; I’ve also taken losses, feeling mentally exhausted. --- Support and resistance levels are indeed effective, but implementing them is just too difficult. --- I agree that taking profits and securing gains is important, but those who actually make money all shut up, right? --- Who the hell knows what the next phase will look like? Right now, everyone is just gambling. --- Reviewing past trades is important, but for most people, they still end up losing after reviewing.

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0xSherlock

· 01-05 20:30

Is 232% real? Why didn't I catch this wave? You're right, most people just have a mindset problem—panic at the first drop. How does this approach work? Can you explain it in detail? People who chase highs and sell lows every day, take some lessons. Reviewing past trades is indeed important, but who can predict the next rhythm?

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-05 20:30

All are retail investors chasing gains and selling off at dips. I'm different. --- 232%? Oh, that number sounds a bit suspicious... --- What are you reviewing? Most people simply don't have the right mindset. --- Support and resistance levels, easy to say, but few actually use them. --- Locking in profits, I agree with this logic. --- Buy on the rise, sell on the dip—that's the fate of most people. --- If your mindset isn't stable, everything is pointless. I have a strong sense of this. --- Who the hell can predict the next move accurately? --- Identifying key levels in advance haha, if it were that easy, it wouldn't be called trading.

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Degentleman

· 01-05 20:26

Honestly, this wave of market conditions is truly a test of mentality. Those chasing gains and selling in panic have all lost money. --- 232% sounds great, but the key is to stay steady, which most people can't do. --- Understanding support and resistance levels really helps avoid pitfalls. I have deep personal experience with this. --- Review, review, review—I've said it a thousand times, but some people still don't listen and are trading in a daze. --- Securing profits and taking your gains is definitely the most comfortable, but the real question is how to plan your next move. --- When your mentality collapses, everything is pointless. Bitcoin is really testing whether you can stay cold-blooded. --- $16,926—how did it happen? I always seem to just miss breaking even. --- Exactly, those who can't predict the market should first learn to cut losses and not mess around blindly. --- Some people are making crazy profits in this wave, while others are cutting losses until they go into depression. The only real difference is mentality.

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-05 20:23

Uh... 232%? That number sounds a bit unbelievable, but indeed some people managed to buy at the bottom. Those who chase gains and sell at losses really should reflect on themselves; mindset is truly the biggest enemy. People with a steady mindset have already made a fortune.

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ser_we_are_early

· 01-05 20:22

Really 232%？ But to be honest, this wave of the market indeed filters people out; most are still chasing highs and cutting losses haha --- A quick question about the details, how do you determine the support level, technical indicators or on-chain data? --- You're right about the mindset, but 99% of people simply can't hold on until they start making money --- Taking profits and securing gains, I respect that. How many people are just paper profits that all disappear after a pullback? --- Reviewing the situation is very important, but anyway, most people can only be armchair generals in hindsight --- This rhythm is pretty good; the next stage really depends on the macro trend

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MEVEye

· 01-05 20:18

232%？ Alright, that's the difference between people who review their trades and those who chase the market and panic sell. The mindset here is truly exceptional; most people simply can't hold on. Cutting losses to the point of questioning life is indeed a common practice. How will the next market trend unfold? We really need to think it through. Maybe we should discuss where the next support level might be. This level of profit isn't much; the key is whether the methodology can be applied to the next round. I feel like many people are just controlled by emotions; a wave of correction directly breaks their composure. It's really just that they haven't treated trading as a systematic process. Is reviewing trades really that important, or are people just armchair strategists after the fact?

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-05 20:15

232%？Man, these numbers are a bit crazy. Real trading still depends on risk management. --- Reflecting on chasing gains and selling losses is indeed necessary, but to be honest, most people simply can't keep a steady mindset. --- I've heard the support and resistance theory too many times, but in the end, it still can't escape the market's beating. --- Reviewing trading logic isn't wrong; it's just that most people still end up losing after their review. --- 232 points is indeed impressive, but I don't know if it can withstand the next round of correction. --- Not to mention anything else, just being able to keep a steady mindset already puts you ahead of 95% of people. --- The key is to ask yourself—did I really earn this through skill, or was it pure luck? --- Emotional management is always the top priority. Unfortunately, those who realize this have already paid their tuition. --- Who can truly know the market rhythm in advance? It's still just armchair analysis after the fact. --- I strongly agree. The next phase really needs careful planning before taking action.

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