Ethereum's current market trend indeed presents opportunities. Seeing someone achieve a 99.8% return using a 70% position strategy, with two subsequent long positions earning 80.67% and 118.83% respectively, and earning nearly ten thousand USDT in a single day on a single coin—these numbers are no joke.
Many people complain that recent market conditions are hard to trade, but honestly, difficulty is relative. The key depends on what mindset you use to approach it. Some traders have indeed found the rhythm and identified breakthroughs amid volatility. From their trading records, the confidence in long positions is quite high, and they clearly put effort into timing entries and managing positions.
Why not try a different approach? Instead of obsessing over whether the market is good or bad, study the trading logic of those who succeed. True opportunities are often not in comfortable markets, but in moments when you're willing to understand the market rhythm.
Every wave of the market has winners and losers. What's the difference? Execution and sensitivity to trends.
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ParanoiaKing
· 01-16 08:19
To be honest, this data sounds pretty unbelievable... 70% position generating 99.8% returns, either it's incredible luck or it's post-hoc reasoning.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-16 08:16
99.8% return rate? That sounds a bit unbelievable, is it real?
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Long position confidence so high? Why do I feel like I'm just idling?
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Speaking casually, is execution really that simple?
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Watching others make money every day while I’m losing money.
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Changing your mindset is possible, but you need a mindset first.
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Position management sounds easy, but during actual operation, hands are trembling.
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It's the same old rhythm theory; I'm tired of hearing this excuse.
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Daily trading of tens of thousands of USDT, I might never experience that in my life.
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The question is, how can I catch the rhythm like they do?
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Trend sensitivity also depends on talent, right? Not everyone can have it.
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DAOplomacy
· 01-16 08:07
ngl, the narrative around "timing the market" has some non-trivial path dependency issues... those returns though arguably reflect survivor bias more than reproducible methodology, but i digress. the real question is whether stakeholder alignment exists between retail execution and institutional positioning rn.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-16 08:06
It's the same old story. A 99.8% return rate, and I just want to ask how many people are just telling stories after the fact by looking at charts. After so many cycles, survivor bias is always the biggest illusion in the market.
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RugResistant
· 01-16 08:03
ngl those 99.8% returns sound way too clean... analyzed the numbers thoroughly and red flags detected everywhere. cherry-picked screenshots or what? 🚩
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DefiVeteran
· 01-16 07:50
99.8% return? Bro, this data sounds a bit suspicious. I feel like I'm reading a mythological story.
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Ethereum's current market trend indeed presents opportunities. Seeing someone achieve a 99.8% return using a 70% position strategy, with two subsequent long positions earning 80.67% and 118.83% respectively, and earning nearly ten thousand USDT in a single day on a single coin—these numbers are no joke.
Many people complain that recent market conditions are hard to trade, but honestly, difficulty is relative. The key depends on what mindset you use to approach it. Some traders have indeed found the rhythm and identified breakthroughs amid volatility. From their trading records, the confidence in long positions is quite high, and they clearly put effort into timing entries and managing positions.
Why not try a different approach? Instead of obsessing over whether the market is good or bad, study the trading logic of those who succeed. True opportunities are often not in comfortable markets, but in moments when you're willing to understand the market rhythm.
Every wave of the market has winners and losers. What's the difference? Execution and sensitivity to trends.