Is short-term trading the best way to beat the whales?



I once bought an altcoin that had dropped from 20. I liked it at 9 and built a 30% bottom position, but unexpectedly it didn't bottom until 3.

During this process, I relied on continuous T-trading to lower my cost basis, clinging to the whales like a leech. I surprisingly had no losses even when it bottomed. Eventually, this altcoin rose from 3 to 18.

From this coin, you can see that whales rely on tactics of overshooting down and overshooting up, forcing us retail investors to chase rises and sell dips. But through T-trading, you can reverse-utilize the pushdowns and pumps, thereby foiling the whales' conspiracy. #加密市场上涨
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SailorSambavip
· 15h ago
Looks like the market doesn't have much liquidity. The four-year cycle still exists. The meaning of the four-year cycle is to increase new user liquidity within four years, not the Bitcoin halving.

Many altcoins appear to have pumped, but in reality they still need to rise 90% to go back.
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FakeNewsvip
· 03-14 13:29
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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