#大户持仓变化 Follow the trend for a short position and abandon the idea of betting on reversals.
NIGHT's short position has been laid out long ago. This is not subjective guesswork; the market structure speaks for itself.
Look at how the candlesticks are moving: multiple dips from high levels with increased volume but unable to sustain upward momentum; each attempt to push higher is weaker than the last; after key support is broken, the rebound lacks volume support, and selling pressure continues unabated; technically, the market has shifted from a bullish to a bearish dominance, and any short-term rebound is just an entry opportunity for shorts.
The trading logic is actually very simple: Enter at resistance during a rebound; Don't predict or stubbornly hold; follow the technical structure completely; Take profits in stages once the predetermined target is reached.
In such a market, there's no need to guess where the bottom is, nor to expect a V-shaped reversal. The market gives signals on its own; our job is to execute precisely.
Trading is never about who is right once or twice, but about taking disciplined profits when real opportunities arise and exiting safely.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 3h ago
Honestly, with such heavy rebound selling pressure, there's really no need to gamble on a reversal. Going with the trend and shorting is the better approach.
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-16 10:15
It's the same old spiel, I'm tired of hearing it... The ones who truly make money never boast in the comment section.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-16 10:10
Well, this is following the trend work. Don't get stuck on the bottom pattern.
If there's a rebound, cut it. If the volume doesn't follow up, you already know what's going on.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12-16 10:10
Hey, wait a minute, entering after a rebound hits resistance—this logic sounds so familiar... Those who operated like this last time probably got trapped, right?
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Anon32942
· 12-16 10:07
That's right, I deeply understand the point that avoiding gambling prevents reversals. Repeatedly catching the bottom in the past only led to being trapped. Following the trend with a short position this time is indeed a good opportunity to catch.
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NFT_Therapy
· 12-16 10:05
Well, this set of logic indeed has no issues, but how many can truly hold on?
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I agree with the tactic of shorting on a rebound, just worried that the rebound turns into a reversal haha
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It's easy to say but hard to execute, the mindset is the biggest test
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The bearish pattern has formed, now it's just a matter of whether we can capture the expected profit wave
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I agree with not betting on a reversal; following the trend is indeed more stable
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The key is to stick to discipline; this step of gradually exiting cannot be skipped
#大户持仓变化 Follow the trend for a short position and abandon the idea of betting on reversals.
NIGHT's short position has been laid out long ago. This is not subjective guesswork; the market structure speaks for itself.
Look at how the candlesticks are moving: multiple dips from high levels with increased volume but unable to sustain upward momentum; each attempt to push higher is weaker than the last; after key support is broken, the rebound lacks volume support, and selling pressure continues unabated; technically, the market has shifted from a bullish to a bearish dominance, and any short-term rebound is just an entry opportunity for shorts.
The trading logic is actually very simple:
Enter at resistance during a rebound;
Don't predict or stubbornly hold; follow the technical structure completely;
Take profits in stages once the predetermined target is reached.
In such a market, there's no need to guess where the bottom is, nor to expect a V-shaped reversal. The market gives signals on its own; our job is to execute precisely.
Trading is never about who is right once or twice, but about taking disciplined profits when real opportunities arise and exiting safely.
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