Waves are still there, but what pushes the waves forward is no longer gravity, but a pair of tangible hands.



Yesterday, I stayed up all night with the team, reviewing the trading of the first half of this year (February to May), and summarized: the main trend is dominant, news determines the minor trend, and technical analysis determines entry points.

In the current crypto market, trading methods have undergone a major change. The influence of news (geopolitics, macro policies) is now very significant, which is understandable. The market is driven by expectations, so in the future, we need to strengthen expectations and weaken technical signals.

Setting aside the news aspect, just looking at technical indicators alone really can’t determine the direction anymore, brothers. Also, a word of advice to those who happen to come across this post: the waves are still there, but what pushes the waves forward is no longer gravity, but a pair of tangible hands.

The most successful trader in the community said: “In the past two months, trading has felt even simpler — just oscillate, short when it goes up, long when it goes down. Good news won’t last long, and bad news won’t last long either.”

The waves are still there; we just follow this tangible hand and go with it.
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GateUser-870b5e71
· 9h ago
Sometimes these hands act up, whether to follow through or not, that's the question.
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WoodFireForestFlame
· 05-29 10:40
Thanks for the detailed analysis! Maybe you just jumped right into 🥰🥰🥰 without reading this article.
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DAOBackbencher
· 05-29 03:22
The teacher's line about the oscillation between bulls and bears going back and forth sounds simple, but executing it blows up your mentality.
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MarginMarmot
· 05-29 03:13
Weakening technology and strengthening expectations, translate: All-in macro
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MemeFisher
· 05-29 03:13
I am skeptical about the statement "de-emphasize technology"; aren't the candlestick patterns on news-driven charts also technical formations?
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GateUser-9008328f
· 05-29 03:13
Pulling an all-nighter to review is really intense, but the conclusion hits hard—it's better to check Twitter than to look at candlestick charts now.
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CyberBridgeShadow
· 05-29 03:13
The tangible hand is indeed becoming more apparent; pure technical indicators now feel like shooting arrows blindfolded.
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