2026-01-02 07:21:01

Recently, this wave of market行情 has probably shaken the confidence of many in their holdings. But I have a different perspective. Carefully observing the recent market movements reveals a pattern—when the market rises during the day, it starts to pull back at night; conversely, when the market weakens during the day, it tends to rebound in the evening. This kind of seesaw fluctuation has been occurring for several days now.

Because I see through this rhythm, I am even more confident in the expectation of a nighttime pullback. So if you ask me whether I will cut my position? No, I won't. I am even considering adding more positions on dips. The market never only goes up without falling, nor only falls without rising—this is an eternal truth. Instead of being scared and running around because of行情, it's better to settle in with a small stool and patiently watch BTC and ETH complete this wave cycle. I will keep my long positions and wait for the next confirmed opportunity.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 5h ago

The rhythm of this seesaw is indeed quite steady, but I still want to see how long it can last.

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WagmiWarrior

· 5h ago

This guy really has some ideas. The seesaw-like volatility as an observation angle is pretty good. I've been thinking about this too. Forget it, let's continue to buy the dip. Anyway, it's already fallen to this point; cutting losses would be more costly. You're right, the market is really messing with people. Whoever can understand it is the boss. This wave is mainly a mindset issue. Many people have been scared out, but actually, the opportunity has come. Honestly, not many people dare to add positions at this time. That's some real guts.

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TideReceder

· 5h ago

The analogy of a seesaw is quite interesting, but I always feel that once you articulate this kind of pattern, it ceases to be a pattern. To be honest, whether to add positions on dips depends on your mindset. Don't wait for a rebound that never comes, only to get caught and start doubting life.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 6h ago

actually™ this seesaw pattern you're describing is just noise if you haven't formally verified it against multi-timeframe data. show me the bytecode or it didn't happen, ser

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 6h ago

After all that, it's still a seesaw, and this rhythm is truly incredible... But why do I always feel like every time I spot a "pattern," the market hits back with a slap? Add to position? Bro, you're really brave. Whenever I see a dip, I reflexively want to cut.

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HodlKumamon

· 6h ago

The data is clear, and the mindset becomes stable. I also noticed this seesaw rhythm, with the probability of rising during the day and falling at night being about 73%. Instead of cutting losses, it's better to dollar-cost average; after all, the bear market is the real window for adding positions. Hold tight and wait for the opportunity.

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