#大户持仓动态 $SOL On the eve of the US CPI release, the Bank of Japan's rate hike knife is also sharpened.



These days, almost everyone has the same thought:

Neither too much nor too little.

The K-line hasn't yet formed a clear pattern, but the mindset is already in chaos.

This is the market's normal state before data release—

Sometimes pushing up to trap, sometimes dropping to buy in at low levels, with volume fluctuating between high and low.

It looks like the big players are contemplating the direction, but in reality, they are screening personnel.

Chasing the rise gets absorbed,

Betting on the data gets harvested,

Blind operations are even worse.

Those who truly make money are actually the quietest throughout the process.

CPI is the fuse,

Japan's rate hike is the climax.

One stirs emotions,

The other shatters illusions.

Tonight's data might give you the illusion—"The bull market is coming,"

Tomorrow's comments from the Bank of Japan might slap you in the face—"Liquidity isn't that loose after all."

In these two days, the fundamental contest isn't about judging the big trend,

But about controlling the rhythm.

Only those who understand the opportunity will take action,

Don't be greedy when it's time to run,

Take profits when it's good, walk away when it's bad.

When the opportunity appears, you must already be in the market,

When risk arrives, you must exit early.

This round of market isn't about prediction ability,

It's about patience.

I've sorted out specific levels, rhythm nodes, and risk boundaries; now it all depends on execution.
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screenshot_gainsvip
· 12-21 03:03
Silence is indeed a winner, there's no denying that... but the reality is that most people simply can't sit still. The real test is coming, let's see who can endure the mental torture of these two days. If the CPI knife goes down, tomorrow the Bank of Japan might be a shocker again... it's all about the rhythm. Rather than guessing the data, it's better to protect your stop loss line; this time I choose to lie flat. Watching others chase the price still makes me a bit itchy... fortunately, I know my own weight. The hardest part these two days is not about getting the right direction, but whether you dare to hold on after getting it right. Goodness, it's another round of selection, waiting to see who gets played for suckers. It sounds reasonable, but executing it... uh, let me see what tricks the Bank of Japan wants to play first.
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AirdropHunterZhangvip
· 12-21 02:13
The real winners are those who stay silent and make big profits. This time, it's really about who remains calm.
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ForkMongervip
· 12-18 09:00
the silent ones really do clean up while everyone's arguing about pump or dump narratives... ngl the gov attack vectors in this market structure are wild, nobody talks about the real liquidity vulnerabilities beneath surface volatility
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AirdropHunterWangvip
· 12-18 09:00
Wake up, don't get harvested. The true experts are sleeping right now.
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P2ENotWorkingvip
· 12-18 08:36
It's the same old story; those who bet on data are always the retail investors. Silence is the real winner, I believe it. With a chaotic mindset, I just can't hold on. Japan's rate hike is really tightening liquidity. Controlling the rhythm sounds easy, but execution is hell. Waiting to be proven wrong, the data will definitely show a reverse. Those chasing the rise and betting on data have already been put into the same trap by me. I've realized, staying still is still the most comfortable.
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