The market trend over the past three days has indeed provided many traders with opportunities.
Taking ZEC as an example, it started rising from the 348 level, breaking through all the way to 402. Many participants took profits during this wave—an initial capital of 50,000 USDT, which yielded significant profits in the first phase. Looking back at the 330 level, many chose to continue participating, closing their positions around 420, and their account size quickly expanded to 210,000 USDT.
Such rapid short-term market fluctuations can indeed be exciting. But what’s more worth paying attention to is the subsequent reverse operation. When the price was around 416, some traders turned bearish, capturing a downward trend in the early morning hours, dropping from 416 to 392. This shorting move added another 60,000 USDT in profit.
From 348 to 402 to 420, then pulling back to 392, these fluctuations and rhythms provide opportunities for traders with different strategies. The key lies in grasping the turning points—having the courage to participate and the flexibility to adjust positions promptly.
The market always rewards those who are well-prepared and decisive. The next market cycle is already emerging—are you ready?
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GateUser-f8c2c9f7
· 14h ago
Ape In 🚀
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MemeCoinSavant
· 12-16 15:09
nah the real thesis here is just survivorship bias in a trade recap lmao... where's the drawdown porn tho
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GasGuzzler
· 12-16 08:52
210,000 U? That would be a great time to buy the dip. Why can't I have that quick reaction?
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RektCoaster
· 12-16 08:38
50,000 to 210,000? Is it hype or is it real? This move is indeed fierce.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-16 08:37
50,000 to 210,000 is really outrageous. Why do I always chase high and get trapped?
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HashBrownies
· 12-16 08:31
50,000 to 210,000? Oh my, this wave of market is truly incredible.
Contract trading experts, still catching that short position at dawn, I really can't play like that.
Honestly, it's still about catching the bottom precisely; I always seem to be one step late.
ZEC has indeed been powerful this wave, but unfortunately I missed the initial position.
Good luck to catch the market, bad luck is just getting trapped; all easy to say in hindsight.
The gap in bottom catching ability is really huge; while others make money in the same market, I lose money.
Talking about the grasp of this turning point sounds simple, but in actual operation, who can hit the mark every time?
I didn't even notice the 416 short wave; let's keep an eye on the market tomorrow.
The market trend over the past three days has indeed provided many traders with opportunities.
Taking ZEC as an example, it started rising from the 348 level, breaking through all the way to 402. Many participants took profits during this wave—an initial capital of 50,000 USDT, which yielded significant profits in the first phase. Looking back at the 330 level, many chose to continue participating, closing their positions around 420, and their account size quickly expanded to 210,000 USDT.
Such rapid short-term market fluctuations can indeed be exciting. But what’s more worth paying attention to is the subsequent reverse operation. When the price was around 416, some traders turned bearish, capturing a downward trend in the early morning hours, dropping from 416 to 392. This shorting move added another 60,000 USDT in profit.
From 348 to 402 to 420, then pulling back to 392, these fluctuations and rhythms provide opportunities for traders with different strategies. The key lies in grasping the turning points—having the courage to participate and the flexibility to adjust positions promptly.
The market always rewards those who are well-prepared and decisive. The next market cycle is already emerging—are you ready?