Many people, from the start, misunderstand trades.



Why, when I share my thoughts publicly, do I rarely tell you directly: this will definitely go up, and that will definitely go down?

People often ask me: why do you post your ideas every day, but you rarely say a single sentence like “this will definitely go up” or “this will definitely go down”?

It’s actually simple.

Because I don’t try to fight the market.

Every day, I prefer to first identify a few key levels.

When it gets there, I take a close look seriously.

If it doesn’t get there, I keep waiting.

If the market is stronger than I expected, I follow along.

If it’s weaker than I expected, I won’t stubbornly hold on.

Today is exactly like that.

After I posted the levels in the morning, during the session I saw BTC holding steady around 650, and ETH also didn’t weaken—so I followed and went long.

If it had dropped below then, I also wouldn’t force myself to do it.

I’ve always felt that trading isn’t about who can guess more accurately.

It’s about whether you can adapt when the market changes.

So the ideas I share aren’t meant to tell everyone to buy and sell on autopilot.

More than anything, it’s me sharing how I look at the chart every day, and how I wait for opportunities.

After all, opportunities happen every day.

There’s no need to force trades just to trade.$BTC $ETH #ETH突破1900美元 #GUSD年化升至3.8%
BTC1.79%
ETH1.17%
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