2026-01-08 09:31:30

Volatile markets may seem frustrating, but in fact, they hide many opportunities. The key is to identify the true turning points of the trend—when upward momentum weakens, decisively switch to a bearish strategy, which often allows you to capture the final wave of profits.

Recent market behavior is a classic example. When prices fail to push higher, we precisely positioned short positions, targeting a 1000-point range, plus about 50 points of short-term volatility, making the overall profit potential quite substantial. Traders who kept up with the rhythm have already successfully entered the market and secured early gains.

For friends who missed this wave, don't be discouraged. The market is never short of opportunities, and the next precise setup is already brewing. The key is to stay alert to trend changes and wait for signals before taking action, so you can achieve long-term and stable profits.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-11 06:13

Well said, but I'm just worried that we're always a step behind when identifying turning points. Precise positioning, huh? But I feel like this round is another case of hindsight bias. The 1000-point target sounds appealing, but how many people will actually benefit in the end? Is the next round brewing? We still need to wait for signals. Once credible signals appear, everyone will see them. Another waiting process. I'm already tired of waiting in my wallet.

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RatioHunter

· 01-11 00:57

1000 points? That's a bit of a bold claim. Where are the actual executed orders? You're all right, but no one can precisely pinpoint the turning point; it's all armchair strategizing after the fact. Is the next round brewing? I feel like I've heard that many times. Those who got in early have indeed made money, but no one knows when the next wave will come.

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UncleWhale

· 01-08 09:59

Target 1000 points? Wake up, I didn't catch this wave, let's wait for the next one. Short position setup sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be hindsight analysis again. The market can be frustrating, that's true, but opportunities do exist. The key is whether you're willing to take action. This kind of analysis is talked about every day, but how many actually make money from it? Precise positioning sounds impressive, but in practice, it still depends on luck. There are risks in following the trend; no one can predict the exact entry timing. Wait for the next wave, opportunities are always said to be there, haha. 1000 points, sounds pretty aggressive, probably comes with high risk. This time I really missed it, oh well, no need to dwell on it. Sharpness can't really be trained; it still comes down to luck.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-08 09:58

That's right, the key is to recognize the turning point Don't go for that approach; the ones who make money are always a minority 1000 points? Why didn't I catch up, what's going on Come back next time, there are plenty of opportunities anyway

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-08 09:39

ngl this "precision" call hits different after you've been liquidated at 3am watching your health factor crumble... been there, lost that. just saying, those "1000 point targets" look clean until the margin calls start ringing, you know?

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-08 09:37

Here we go again, this set of excuses... Why did I just miss out? Talking a good game, but my account didn't keep up haha 1000-point target? Why did I only take a 200-point profit? Wait, the next round? I'm already tired of waiting, brother Sense of rhythm... I really don't have it More market opportunities? Why do I keep stepping into traps? Precise positioning, mine is very precise too—precisely losing money haha Shorting when the price is weak? Why did I do the opposite? Who are the gods locking in profits early... I lock in losses late Sensitivity? My perception is only sharp at the moment of cutting losses Missed this wave, and the next wave will probably also turn into a crash

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BanklessAtHeart

· 01-08 09:34

Here we go again with the same rhetoric, 1000-point target? Sounds so convincing. --- Tired of hearing the term "precise layout," can you come up with something fresh next time? --- Did those who caught up all make money? Then why are you still posting articles here? --- Volatile markets do present opportunities, but this feels too much like a sales pitch. --- Where are the signals? Just waiting for your next "brewing." --- A 50-point fluctuation range, and you call that significant? That's a bit dismissive. --- Sounds nice, but in reality, everyone just follows the trend and cuts losses. --- Annoying indeed. Making money? Uh... it's a matter of probability. --- Next round is next round. How did this one go? --- Long-term stable profits are just a pipe dream; there's no stability in the crypto world.

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