2025-12-04 08:33:23

#数字货币市场洞察 A reminder for all traders: After experiencing intense volatility recently, Bitcoin saw another significant surge yesterday. This move has essentially wiped out most of the positions on both the long and short sides.

From a macro perspective, this second bottom was actually a process of consolidating the foundation in a strong support area. The upcoming trend is likely to enter a phase of "minor pullbacks and major upward moves"—which happens to be the most comfortable window for trend trading.

Our community's strategy during this period has mainly been to build spot positions in batches, combined with a grid strategy. Although spot holdings are temporarily underwater, the grid has already generated stable profits. Ultimately, true value investing should be measured in weeks or even months, and we just have to wait for the bull market to kick in.

The advantages of trend trading are obvious: if you get the direction right and time your entry well, your probability of making money in this cycle is extremely high. In contrast, with short-term trading, technical indicators often fail, not to mention the constant black swan events in external news. Can non-professionals make stable profits with short-term trades? Unless you can monitor the market 24/7, it's really tough.

Wealth is, at its core, the realization of your understanding. Once you see through the trading logic, you’ll know where the opportunities and profits are. $BTC $ETH $SOL

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SorryRugPulled

· 12-06 02:39

Talking about harvesting retail investors again? I can only laugh. Grid trading guarantees steady profits? Bro, I said the same thing last bull run, and look how that turned out. I've done short-term 24/7 monitoring before, honestly, it's just exhausting. If you still believe in a double bottom now, I just want to ask, how are you not completely wiped out yet? Wait, you’re talking about a long-term cycle? Then I'll just wait and see. Anyway, I'm just holding my coins and lying flat right now. This pump is just a bull trap, don’t ask me how I know. "Realizing your knowledge," huh? Then why is my knowledge still losing me money? Building positions in batches? Nice, that just means losing money more evenly, right?

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potentially_notable

· 12-05 21:14

Harvesting retail investors again, I've heard this pitch too many times. Averaging into spot positions still loses money, grid trading steadily makes profits... does this logic even hold up? No matter how nicely you put it, it's still gambling, just with a different name called value investing. If I have to watch the market 24/7 to make money, I'd rather just keep my regular job—it's more secure.

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SilentObserver

· 12-04 09:03

Here we go again with the same lines: grid trading eats profits, spot positions underwater… I’ve heard it all too many times, and in the end, it’s just being harvested in reverse. Big cycles, small cycles, I just watch the candlesticks—everything else is just a story. Watching the market 24 hours a day to make money? That’s even more ridiculous; my sleep quality is too valuable. “Cashing in on your knowledge,” right? Well, my knowledge is to not trust these overly confident analyses. If this wave really takes off, I’ll just pretend I never saw this article—making money is what matters.

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SnapshotStriker

· 12-04 08:59

Another story of cutting leeks again, just hearing about it is annoying. Grid trading steadily earns profits? I'd like to see some account screenshots. Wait, is this round about to dump again? Trend trading feels good? Last time I listened to that, I lost two months' salary. What is real value investing? The more it drops, the more I buy, and the more I buy, the more it drops, right? I just want to ask, how do you feel when your spot position is underwater? Can you really hold on for months? Everything sounds right, but the problem is we're all retail investors—no one can really pull it off.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 12-04 08:55

Alright, I'm used to hearing this kind of talk. Every time it's about a double bottom consolidating the foundation, but in the end, it still crashes just the same. Honestly, I believe in grid trading for taking profits, but when spot holdings are underwater and people are still talking about value investing, it just feels a bit off. Short-term trading is definitely tough, but trend trading isn't that magical either. The key factor is still luck—don't treat probabilities as if they're absolute rules.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 12-04 08:45

Grid trading for profit is quite interesting; it's somewhat like ancient grain futures trading—the eternal logic of buying low and selling high. The only difference is that this time it’s done with code and algorithms.

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