I've been emphasizing a point recently: Bitcoin needs to break out into a bullish trend. This is not a random guess but based on an analysis of the actual market movements.
In cryptocurrency trading, one of the most important principles is often overlooked — following the trend rather than betting on reversals. Think about it: when the market has been consolidating sideways in the bottom zone for a long time and there are no obvious signs of a downward breakdown, the probability of the trend continuing upward naturally increases. This is a common market law.
Recently, BTC surged toward the target range of 94,000-98,000, which just confirms this logic. Previously opened long positions have been successfully closed out, and although we are now in a phase of waiting for a pullback, at least the risk of trading against the trend has been avoided. That’s the difference.
For traders, the key is to learn how to interpret the signals the market sends. Remove that luck-based mindset, stop fighting the trend. As long as you follow the market’s direction, you can naturally reduce operational risks and improve your chances of making profits. There’s a popular saying in the market: "When the trend is up, everything will rise." In crypto trading, the most practical strategy is to follow the rhythm and not attempt to go against it. Currently, mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are all signaling this.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-07 23:34
Going with the trend is really the simplest way to live; don't gamble blindly on reversals. Just look at this recent wave of BTC to see for yourself.
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alpha_leaker
· 01-07 06:19
Honestly, I've heard this trend-following theory too many times; it's just hard to make money.
Bitcoin is indeed surging high, but what I care more about is when it will fall back.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-05 02:49
Following the trend really makes money, going against the trend just loses money, it's not that complicated
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 01-05 02:45
That's right, go with the flow and you'll be fine. Those who insist on going against the trend deserve to lose.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-05 02:40
In the face of trends, everyone has to bow down. This statement is correct.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-05 02:24
Make money by following the trend, lose money by going against it, it's that simple.
I've been emphasizing a point recently: Bitcoin needs to break out into a bullish trend. This is not a random guess but based on an analysis of the actual market movements.
In cryptocurrency trading, one of the most important principles is often overlooked — following the trend rather than betting on reversals. Think about it: when the market has been consolidating sideways in the bottom zone for a long time and there are no obvious signs of a downward breakdown, the probability of the trend continuing upward naturally increases. This is a common market law.
Recently, BTC surged toward the target range of 94,000-98,000, which just confirms this logic. Previously opened long positions have been successfully closed out, and although we are now in a phase of waiting for a pullback, at least the risk of trading against the trend has been avoided. That’s the difference.
For traders, the key is to learn how to interpret the signals the market sends. Remove that luck-based mindset, stop fighting the trend. As long as you follow the market’s direction, you can naturally reduce operational risks and improve your chances of making profits. There’s a popular saying in the market: "When the trend is up, everything will rise." In crypto trading, the most practical strategy is to follow the rhythm and not attempt to go against it. Currently, mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are all signaling this.