#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Staring at $XMR for half a day, my judgment is opposite to most people.
Privacy coins are a hot topic, but the market tells the most honest story. No volume rebound, high-level dense bearish candles, moving averages forming resistance—these signals together reveal one message: this is not a reversal, but the best bottom-fishing opportunity for us short-sellers.
The previous sharp decline released emotions; it’s not the end. Now, this rally provides us with an excellent entry point. Structural alignment, precise timing, good positioning—I’m used to this confident way of taking action.
Repeated attempts to break key levels but failing to hold, the answer is very clear. Following the structure of the larger cycle, shorting first is my trading principle.
Once the position is entered, I stay idle—no chasing, no betting on rebounds, no fighting the market. The secret to surviving until now is nothing more than one thing: never trade based on emotions, only follow the trend. When others doubt, I clearly understand that this is the difference between discipline and patience.
With the right direction, everything else is just waiting. How to break the situation, when to exit—I already have a plan in my mind. Interested brothers, see you at the usual place for the next step!
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AllInAlice
· 7h ago
It's another reverse operation; this guy's tactics are deep.
The rebound with no volume on the chart is indeed a bit fake.
Key levels can't hold, which means he understands everything.
Discipline and patience—just listen, but who can really do it?
Not chasing orders—what do you call a trader then? Only when he's free can he make money.
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RunWhenCut
· 7h ago
This guy's short-selling strategy is indeed clear, but can XMR's rebound this time hold up, or is it really just a fake move before harvesting the leeks?
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MEVictim
· 7h ago
Short positions enter and then don't move, this is indeed a skill of being experienced. I'm also learning this technique.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 7h ago
Bro, this wave of XMR judgment is indeed counterintuitive, but I agree with the lack of volume on the rebound, it really seems to be giving bears an opportunity.
The market won't lie; dense bearish candles at high levels are indeed a dangerous signal, and your rhythm is quite steady.
If the key zone can't hold, it means there's no consensus, and I buy into this logic.
Wait and see. Not chasing orders is the winning mentality; most people get wiped out by chasing the high.
If this wave crashes down, you have to take a screenshot and share it, or I won't believe it.
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fren.eth
· 7h ago
Hmm, this wave of XMR has indeed been testing the waters repeatedly, but it can't hold up.
Just short it if you want to short, don't fight yourself; in the face of the trend, you have to bow your head and be obedient.
Once the short positions are in, let them lie there; don't always think about a rebound to cut your losses.
The core inflation data doesn't really matter; the market is the boss.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 7h ago
The rebound in VOLUME is a bearish signal; this wave of XMR definitely has some flavor.
This guy's chart-reading ability is indeed on point; I'm also watching the moving average resistance details.
I agree, emotional trading is just asking for trouble; discipline is the key to survival.
But how low can XMR drop this time? Want to hear the follow-up.
Brothers taking the short side, how many points can you make this time?
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Staring at $XMR for half a day, my judgment is opposite to most people.
Privacy coins are a hot topic, but the market tells the most honest story. No volume rebound, high-level dense bearish candles, moving averages forming resistance—these signals together reveal one message: this is not a reversal, but the best bottom-fishing opportunity for us short-sellers.
The previous sharp decline released emotions; it’s not the end. Now, this rally provides us with an excellent entry point. Structural alignment, precise timing, good positioning—I’m used to this confident way of taking action.
Repeated attempts to break key levels but failing to hold, the answer is very clear. Following the structure of the larger cycle, shorting first is my trading principle.
Once the position is entered, I stay idle—no chasing, no betting on rebounds, no fighting the market. The secret to surviving until now is nothing more than one thing: never trade based on emotions, only follow the trend. When others doubt, I clearly understand that this is the difference between discipline and patience.
With the right direction, everything else is just waiting. How to break the situation, when to exit—I already have a plan in my mind. Interested brothers, see you at the usual place for the next step!