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Binance Bybit are at the top of the leaderboard, with 30D/7D earnings both in the top three.

This wave of trading created by my clear signals has been discussed in the live broadcast,

and I have been tracking the market daily in the broadcasts,

updating everyone's positions and strategies for two weeks now.

I originally didn't want to post this, but today many people came to tell me,

that many groups are spreading rumors that I am using a demo account,

now I will open it for a few days for everyone to see,

and then I will close it in a few days, I don't want to be the target of attention.

I can't just hack the Binance Bybit servers,

to make my demo account data.

Summer insects cannot speak of ice, I can understand.

On vacation.

Returning in January.

btc monthly line macd death cross!

The second time in the last 10 years!

Empty a shot, hoping to proceed to the second test

When the market is not good, you should read less faith-based articles,

about value misalignment, serious undervaluation, darkest moments,

it's fine to fool others, but don't brainwash yourself,

what you need to do is buy in a period before taking off.

There's no need to be tied to their eternal vows and promises,

be a scoundrel, if there's a future, walk together, if it’s not right, run.

Now you need to focus on this issue:

The most difficult thing to judge in the E stage is: whether the sharp drop is SC or another SOW?

Just pay attention to three details

1️⃣ Decline vs Structure Position
If the drop consumes more than 50% of the entire range and breaks through all LPSY, the intensity is excessive → more likely to be SC.

If it only breaks slightly below the previous low and closes in the middle of the range → more like SOW.

2️⃣ Nature of Volume
SC = extreme volume + long lower shadow + quick buying counterattack.

SOW = volume drop but no 'strong counterattack', weak rebound, reduced volume, unable to return to LPSY.

3️⃣ Quality of Rebound
The rebound after SC is at a 'turning point level', capable of breaking through multiple supply zones in one go.

The rebound after SOW is a 'dead cat bounce', where the first and second supply levels are suppressed.

It's not about whether the drop is 'very large', but rather whether the rebound magnitude is 'ridiculously strong', and whether the rebound trading volume can match the strength of the left-side decline.
Any volume drop without a strong rebound should not be considered SC.

No, brothers,

trading really needs to be kept tense at all times,

if you're not careful, you'll get hit, it's just like fighting,

you relax, and someone will stab you,

it's that kind of state, you all definitely understand,

many times it's just about holding your breath,

holding on without relaxing, always treating the market with tension.

When your psychological defenses are broken, this energy is gone

whether it's from stopping losses or taking profits,

the turning point of the market appears and you don't want to go in/dare to go in,

so when you relax, don't trade,

but also keep tracking daily, see the market to maintain your feel for it,

no matter how good your fundamentals are, after not playing for a month,

if you directly go to play a full game, your opponents can make you feel lost,

even if you get to your scoring zone,

when you take the shot, it will always be just a little off.

Wyckoff Trader's Profit Curve for 2025
—— From Ye's family, Red Jack

There is too much to review in detail, and I can't publish it all in one piece. Red Jack usually doesn't say much, but every time I post any review or teaching content, he immediately follows up and studies it. After he understands it himself, he comes to me for advice. That's my impression of him.

A part of the review reflects his introspection. This text shows whether a person is truly a trader. To put it simply, he understands clearly, has a sense of urgency, knows what he lacks and how to compensate for it, and recognizes where he went wrong. Such a person will eventually achieve great results. At least, the current annual profit curve can be considered a good answer.

Trading ultimately becomes a struggle with oneself. The following is an excerpt from his review:

After taking profits, seeing many people in the group making profits multiply, I only made 15% this time. Honestly, my heart is broken. The main contradiction is the lack of a bit of profit. If I had just followed the trades without messing around, the profit would have far exceeded.

Later, I clarified that there are two contradictions:

Source of profit —

* If you don't understand the logic and it's not your own judgment, can you make long-term profits? Currently, I enter based on my own judgment, avoiding many losses. Without Ye's overarching judgment, can I still make significant profits? Ultimately, it will return to the level of ability.

Following trades for profit is auxiliary, not winning.

a. The ability to steadily make profits in the market is the focus, but this process is torturous, including psychologically and in terms of position. If you rely on successful traders for assistance to increase your position, you need to widen your mindset on your own. It’s difficult; simply leveraging fully doesn’t guarantee success.

b. The agony, losses, and profits from mindless following cannot be anchored in meaning, because it’s not your own judgment. Ultimately, it can only be summarized as Ye's overall good or bad. Apart from financial improvement (which still needs to go smoothly), everything else is meaningless.

In considering the source of gains and losses, if it flows, for me, it’s an opportunity to cultivate my character. The excess profits generated beyond my current ability are just special assistance provided extra by Ye while refining the trading system, not a reward. Ability and system are the rewards; don’t get the order reversed.

The ability to control drawdown is a more advanced risk control system,

stop-loss will not stop to zero,

every stop-loss is the execution of the system, adherence to discipline.

Controlling drawdown is not just about the execution of stop-loss,

it's about controlling one's own heart after making a big profit,

it's telling oneself that I am the same as everyone else,

just lucky to have made a wave, first splash some cold water on myself

to treat the market calmly and objectively, considering whether to take action

🤣🤣🤣

After a big profit in July, a drawdown of 13%, this time a drawdown of 8%.

From the degree of drawdown, I still see improvement.

eth took profit this morning, starting a vacation today,

let's see if I can resist going out and not trading.

🤓🤓🤓

BTC short positions may get sold off,

but GIGGLE's short positions have been held for over half a month without any movement,

because it's an ant position,

no matter how the market fluctuates, there are no waves in the heart.

It's really too difficult to see the right heavy positions to make big money.

Support micro-strategy, support LEE,

Only dare to open 1X for BTC and ETH together; if opened larger, cannot hold in volatile market.

Analysis and trading are two different things. Using screenshots/forwarding analysis to prove oneself is correct,

is the most foolish behavior. I was still calling pyramid orders at 81-84,

but later canceled them myself. This is trading,

there's a vast gap between watching and doing.

Using screenshots/forwarding analysis content to prove one is correct,

is an extremely foolish approach.

The one-sided decline has lasted for 45 days, with a huge volume not seen in 25 years.

To see a one-sided market again, we need 40-60 days.

At least after 40 days, we will consider tracking to see if we can short.

At this stage, no shorts, mainly low longs.

I will talk about it in the live broadcast tonight, and after the live stream, I will head to the Maldives.

To make big money, you must have a strong conviction,

Regarding the subjective view of the market, if you don't develop a conviction,

You won't be able to take a heavy position or hold onto trades,

It is precisely because of conviction that you can make big money and achieve significant results,

But also because of conviction, you might sell too soon and go against the trend.

You need to find the balance point and then use discipline to uphold the bottom line.

This time I've thought for a long, long time about the issue of taking profits on short positions,

I've also discussed quite a bit with GPT PRO,

The method that suits me best is to take profits on 80% of the position and leave 20% of the position,

The main reason for leaving some position is to maintain the continuity of thought and tracking,

Once the position has taken profits, the thought continues, and if the market continues, I can always add back in,

However, if I take all profits, thinking about coming back in with the same large position,

It's hard to get past the psychological barrier, fearing that the profits already secured will pull back.

I don't do hedging for long positions; I've always done poorly with hedging trades.

In the future, I will incorporate this profit-taking method into my system, not trying to consume it all at once,

Leaving a little position to cope with the market's irrationality.

Yesterday saw the highest trading volume in 25 years,

The turnover has increased a lot, patiently waiting for AR ST to appear,

Let the market confirm a trading range for me,

(I got hit on the left side, honestly waiting on the right side)

Subsequently, treat it with a fluctuation mindset, will choose a direction in about 60 days,

There may be highs and lows in about 40 days,

Specifically, watch how the range here moves before distributing or selectively accumulating.