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2024/12/24 Nightline Viewpoint
Hello everyone, I didn't pay much attention to the market all day, just took a moment to glance at it. It has been unable to rise, the breakout failed, the top-bottom test failed, and then it came down.
Here I need to clarify something: your loss has nothing to do with me, because I have been saying since the beginning of the month that there is a risk of a pullback. Don't think that just because I encouraged the bulls, it's like I harmed you. Did I make you buy at the top? Who told you to go all in at the top? It's not hard to figure that out, is it?
If you can't read, go back and find your elementary school Chinese teacher, don't look for me.
The big coin broke 95,000, what did I say below? Go back and take a look yourself.
If it can't rise, what will happen? Go back and see for yourself.
What will happen if the top-bottom swap fails? Go back and see for yourself.
Don't nitpick words day in and day out; if nitpicking worked, you wouldn't be stuck like this.
The reason my update frequency on Binance has decreased is because of this mess. When I warned you about risks, you didn't pay attention. When people in spot trading are stuck, I encourage them, and you in high-leverage contracts join in the uproar. The market doesn't meet expectations, and you start blaming me indirectly. Is that interesting?
The big coin broke 95,000, so reduce your positions; for every 1,000-point drop, reduce your position by 10%. Do you have a risk of liquidation?
You should really think about who made you take that position, rather than indirectly blaming me. It has nothing to do with me.
Still the same viewpoint: continue to stick with spot trading, confirm the bottom, and then trade 1x coin-based. If you can't trade coin-based, then every time there’s a rebound, do a reverse trade. If it won't reverse, just lie flat and wait for time to replace space.
However, after this disaster, you must remember how you got stuck, and who made you go all in at high positions.
Those who entered according to the 3,3,4 strategy and those who entered early in spot trading according to 2,2,3,3, should not add positions now; just wait for the big coin to show a positive slope for 5 consecutive 4-hour candles.
The current resistance level for the big coin continues to lower, buying pressure is very weak, but it will bounce back within the day. If you really can't hold back to open a position, you can short near the slope line or key resistance level, set a good stop loss, or wait near previous lows to go long.
The holiday effect is about to fully ferment; it rarely spreads to the same day.
In a group of over 1,000 people, none are stuck, and they all bought at the bottom; why are you stuck? Are you just looking for something to say?
Hello everyone, I didn't pay much attention to the market all day, just took a moment to glance at it. It has been unable to rise, the breakout failed, the top-bottom test failed, and then it came down.
Here I need to clarify something: your loss has nothing to do with me, because I have been saying since the beginning of the month that there is a risk of a pullback. Don't think that just because I encouraged the bulls, it's like I harmed you. Did I make you buy at the top? Who told you to go all in at the top? It's not hard to figure that out, is it?
If you can't read, go back and find your elementary school Chinese teacher, don't look for me.
The big coin broke 95,000, what did I say below? Go back and take a look yourself.
If it can't rise, what will happen? Go back and see for yourself.
What will happen if the top-bottom swap fails? Go back and see for yourself.
Don't nitpick words day in and day out; if nitpicking worked, you wouldn't be stuck like this.
The reason my update frequency on Binance has decreased is because of this mess. When I warned you about risks, you didn't pay attention. When people in spot trading are stuck, I encourage them, and you in high-leverage contracts join in the uproar. The market doesn't meet expectations, and you start blaming me indirectly. Is that interesting?
The big coin broke 95,000, so reduce your positions; for every 1,000-point drop, reduce your position by 10%. Do you have a risk of liquidation?
You should really think about who made you take that position, rather than indirectly blaming me. It has nothing to do with me.
Still the same viewpoint: continue to stick with spot trading, confirm the bottom, and then trade 1x coin-based. If you can't trade coin-based, then every time there’s a rebound, do a reverse trade. If it won't reverse, just lie flat and wait for time to replace space.
However, after this disaster, you must remember how you got stuck, and who made you go all in at high positions.
Those who entered according to the 3,3,4 strategy and those who entered early in spot trading according to 2,2,3,3, should not add positions now; just wait for the big coin to show a positive slope for 5 consecutive 4-hour candles.
The current resistance level for the big coin continues to lower, buying pressure is very weak, but it will bounce back within the day. If you really can't hold back to open a position, you can short near the slope line or key resistance level, set a good stop loss, or wait near previous lows to go long.
The holiday effect is about to fully ferment; it rarely spreads to the same day.
In a group of over 1,000 people, none are stuck, and they all bought at the bottom; why are you stuck? Are you just looking for something to say?
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