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There’s this so-called “expert” who is basically my nemesis.
Last time when I was holding a short position, he suddenly popped up and said 80,500 might be the bottom for this cycle. I hesitated, closed my position, and ran—only for the market to keep dropping.
Then, when I finally rebuilt a long position with full confidence? This guy showed up again, saying the rebound was weak and new lows were coming. I believed him again, closed at a loss—and then the price shot straight up.
Now he’s started to go bullish again, saying this week or even the whole month will see gains. The more I think about it, the more suspicious I get—could he actually be a mole planted by the whales?
My own judgment is: before the rate cut lands on the 10th, there might be another push up to 94-95, but after the cut, there’s a high probability of a pullback. This time, I’m not listening to him anymore.
Hearing you say that, I'm starting to wonder if he's really been bought off by the big players.
Betting on the 10th wave to reach 95, after the interest rate cut, it really depends on the magnitude of the pullback.
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I believe in the undercover theory. This guy is just a tool to cut leeks.
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I was also watching the 94-95 wave, but honestly, no one can predict it accurately. The direction after the rate cut is even more uncertain.
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Don’t take it too seriously. In the end, you still have to rely on your own market feel. Listening to others always leads to the biggest losses.
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There are many such experts, but the key is for us to learn to operate in the opposite way. When they are bearish, I look bullish.
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I should have realized this earlier. Every time he appears, it’s a reverse signal. It’s already made me quite a profit.
You've been led astray by reverse signals so many times, and you still dare to listen. I truly admire your courage.
Oh my god, is it the same person I encountered? Every time they say the opposite right at the critical moment.
It shouldn't be a problem to push to 94 before the rate cut. The key is to see what the Fed does.
Experts like this should be blacklisted, not even worth a glance.
Rather than trusting them, I'd rather trust my own candlestick charts. A reverse indicator is still an indicator.
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Whatever this “expert” says, I’ll do the opposite—guaranteed profit.
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It’s kind of like those signal callers, specifically targeting retail investors.
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On the day of the rate cut, there will definitely be volatility again. Set your stop losses.
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Damn, I’ve seen plenty of people like this. They always speak right at the turning point.
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That 94-95 range will probably be broken through. It depends on how things go on the 10th.
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Rather than listening to “experts,” I’d rather trust myself. After all, they don’t lose money.
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From another perspective, this guy might actually be a contrarian indicator.
To be honest, I’ve seen plenty of situations like this—there are always a few people whose opinions are like perfect reverse mirrors, the more you listen, the more you lose. Rather than calling him an undercover agent, it’s more accurate to say this guy is a super reverse indicator. If you just do the opposite of what he says, you could actually profit pretty well, haha.
I agree with the idea of pushing for 94-95 before the rate cut on the 10th, but you have to watch out for major players dumping. After the rate cut is announced, it’s definitely easy for spot holders to take profits. If this round of correction really comes, it might just be a great buying opportunity.
The key is to trust your own judgment and not get swayed by these voices. That’s the trickiest part of the market.