2026-01-12 06:24:20

The new week has started off well. This wave of Bitcoin market movement has indeed provided many opportunities—entered long positions at 90233, exited perfectly at 92072, capturing a profit of 1839 points. The data is clear, and the market is moving exactly as expected.

To be honest, the crypto market fluctuates daily, but not many can consistently seize opportunities. It's not a lack of volatility, but a lack of precise judgment. The recent Bitcoin trend is a perfect example—planning ahead, exiting according to the plan, without greed or panic.

Every trade carries a decision. Since you've chosen this direction, you must approach it with a professional attitude, be responsible for yourself, and carefully analyze every opportunity. Keep up this pace, and the next wave of market opportunities won't be far away.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 11h ago

A profit of 1839 points sounds good, but the problem is... can this kind of market condition be stably reproduced? --- Every time I see others making profits, I just want to know when it will be my turn to have soup with every meal. --- It sounds nice, but how many people can truly stick to disciplined trading... most of them regret only after being caught in a trap. --- Can precise judgment really be taught, or is it all just luck and team support? --- I believe in the proactive layout, but I’m just worried that when the next wave comes, I might misjudge again, haha. --- This wave was indeed well caught, but I always have a question in my mind: should I continue to stick to this approach? --- Market opportunities are indeed abundant, but the hard part is not being greedy... easy to say, but really hard to do. --- 1839... No bragging, but watching others profit steadily always makes me feel like I’m trading a different coin.

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FunGibleTom

· 01-13 03:50

1839 points just like that, my mindset is indeed steady --- It's that feeling of "I made money and you didn't," alright, I respect that --- The excuse of "preemptively positioning for the breakout" I've heard a thousand times, how many can actually do it --- Talking about "not greedy and not panicking" is easy, but who doesn't get nervous when actually trading --- Yes, yes, yes, the next opportunity is always in the next wave, there's always a reason for missing out --- Hey, is this data from real trading or backtesting? Just asking --- Entering a long position with 90233 is indeed good, but the key is how to have confidence to act at this level --- People who consistently seize opportunities are indeed few, but there are also many who boast a lot --- Decision-making is something everyone can be a genius at in hindsight, but live trading is a different story --- I agree with the professional attitude, but the market won't give you more just because you have a good attitude

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TaxEvader

· 01-12 06:54

1839 points directly taken, this move is impressive. But what I fear most is this kind of sharing... Often, right after sharing, the market reverses, haha. 2. That's true, but very few people can actually do it. Most are still led by emotions. 3. The words greed and panic hit the nail on the head. How many people have been ruined by these two? 4. Perfect exit, luck also plays a part, don't attribute it entirely to precise judgment. 5. Next opportunity? Wait for this wave of correction before talking.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-12 06:51

1839 points just like that taken down, awesome 2. Exactly, there are just too many people lacking common sense 3. I share this logic too, greed is the biggest enemy in trading 4. Yes, yes, yes, once planned well, don’t act recklessly 5. Precise judgment is really rare; most are just gambling 6. Perfect exit, that’s true professionalism 7. When the next wave comes, will you be able to catch it? It still depends 8. 1839 points, how much effort does it take to research that 9. Don’t be greedy or panicked, it sounds simple but is hard to do 10. Opportunities are indeed plentiful, but you must have confidence in yourself

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 01-12 06:50

ngl the data-driven approach here is *chef's kiss* but empirically speaking, survivorship bias is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this narrative...

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MEVSupportGroup

· 01-12 06:49

Haha, these numbers look comfortable, but bro, are you sure you haven't backtested this strategy? --- 1839 points profit sounds great, but anyone can take a screenshot of this market move. --- "Stably seize opportunities"? Brother, I think you might have overlooked the 99 times of failure. --- Bitcoin is like this; some make 1839 points, others lose 18390 points. It's all about probability. --- Planning ahead and exiting as scheduled, easy to say but hard to do. Not many can actually do it. --- That's just armchair strategist after the fact. When one succeeds, they start talking about professionalism and precision. What about next time? --- Next market opportunity? I think the next wave of chives being cut will come even faster. --- The data is right here; the market moves this way... How many have said this before? I'm already tired of hearing it. --- No more pretending, just want to show off, right? Haha. --- I've listened to the theory of being responsible for myself for five years, but it turns out it's all about luck.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-12 06:46

Alright, no more pretending. Earning 1839 points is indeed possible, but the question is, can you be this precise every time?

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-12 06:34

1839 points, that's indeed good, but honestly, there are still too few people who can hold onto this kind of market condition. Greed and panic are really the biggest enemies. Looking at your recent operations, you're quite disciplined. But on the other hand, the real key is figuring out when the next opportunity will come.

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