I’ve never been one to beat around the bush; long-winded explanations are nobody’s cup of tea. Today, I’ll straightforwardly share three viewpoints, which will ultimately lead to one conclusion.
**Current Operational Approach**
If you’ve accumulated long positions at the bottom, now might be a good time to consider betting on a rebound. The key is to raise your stop-loss levels and take profits. The wishful orders that go higher are just for the fun of it.
Those shorting at the bottom should wait for clear signals on the right side before acting; otherwise, they’ll need to add to their positions to average down. The shorts stuck in the middle are following the same logic. If you’re short at relatively high levels, just sit back and relax.
**Viewpoint 1: The Absolute Nature of Key Geometric Levels**
Drawing support and resistance levels and channels is hardcore skill; don’t listen to any news or rumors. Did you believe in the insider’s 3200 prediction last time? Look what happened—everyone saw the result.
Observe Bitcoin’s movement—an arc top combined with obvious resistance levels, a downward trendline, and a descending channel. Even if Nezha Er Ye (a mythological figure) came, it would take 30 minutes to break through this combo.
**Viewpoint 2: Ethereum’s Old Routine**
Ethereum is even more straightforward. Those blocks are just cycles of accumulation and distribution—accumulation, distribution, accumulation, distribution… Old dogs don’t have new tricks; it’s just a loop. Before the rise begins, the accumulation zones inside the blocks are tiny, then suddenly, the price surges.
Now, it’s stuck in a sideways range over the weekend, but unlike past weekends, trading volume and turnover rate are increasing. The big players are afraid you won’t get on the train, waiting for everyone to gather before taking off together, right? I thank you all.
**Viewpoint 3: Perfect Mapping of Wyckoff Theory**
The most critical point—Wyckoff’s event and phase theory. That chart isn’t drawn randomly; it’s exactly how Wyckoff’s chart looks. The price points I marked match the movement perfectly.
The key you’ve been holding around your neck is now just the right key to open a strange lock.
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MEVEye
· 16h ago
Long positions at the support level are steady; move the stop-loss upward, don't be greedy. For short positions, wait for a signal; cutting through the midsection isn't very meaningful.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 16h ago
Wyckoff theory sounds impressive, but be careful of vulnerabilities at the contract level. Price charts can be predicted, but reentrancy bugs in the code are unpredictable.
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AirdropHunter007
· 16h ago
Moving the stop loss of the long positions upward at the bottom is a sound logic. Brothers holding short positions, don't rush; wait until the signals are clear. Replenishing positions now only invites trouble for yourself.
The tactic of accumulating shares and then smashing the price is too old; can't the market makers try a new trick? Over the weekend, the sideways trading volume is gradually increasing, which indeed feels a bit different. Who knows how many people can ride this takeoff.
The Wyckoff theory aligns perfectly, indicating that the author has truly put in effort. The current question is, can this key really unlock the door? Or is it just another prelude to being trapped again?
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OnChainDetective
· 16h ago
Wait, what's the status of the insider guy who was involved with 3200? Is he still alive...
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Blockblind
· 16h ago
Practical tips, I really like this no-nonsense style. The long positions at the bottom definitely need to be exited, and moving the stop-loss upward is a must.
Wyckoff's theory is correct; the hardness of the geometric levels isn't just hype. By the way, does that chart really match the standard pattern exactly? I always feel like something's missing.
The old trick of accumulation and smashing the sell-off—Ethereum is playing it in a creative way. Waiting for it to take off in two days? Ha, the market maker is really thoughtful.
Shorts around the waist are indeed uncomfortable; we still need to wait for the right-side signals, otherwise adding positions would be self-destructive.
That insider story about $3200 is always a joke. Trusting the news is less reliable than just looking at the chart.
I’ve never been one to beat around the bush; long-winded explanations are nobody’s cup of tea. Today, I’ll straightforwardly share three viewpoints, which will ultimately lead to one conclusion.
**Current Operational Approach**
If you’ve accumulated long positions at the bottom, now might be a good time to consider betting on a rebound. The key is to raise your stop-loss levels and take profits. The wishful orders that go higher are just for the fun of it.
Those shorting at the bottom should wait for clear signals on the right side before acting; otherwise, they’ll need to add to their positions to average down. The shorts stuck in the middle are following the same logic. If you’re short at relatively high levels, just sit back and relax.
**Viewpoint 1: The Absolute Nature of Key Geometric Levels**
Drawing support and resistance levels and channels is hardcore skill; don’t listen to any news or rumors. Did you believe in the insider’s 3200 prediction last time? Look what happened—everyone saw the result.
Observe Bitcoin’s movement—an arc top combined with obvious resistance levels, a downward trendline, and a descending channel. Even if Nezha Er Ye (a mythological figure) came, it would take 30 minutes to break through this combo.
**Viewpoint 2: Ethereum’s Old Routine**
Ethereum is even more straightforward. Those blocks are just cycles of accumulation and distribution—accumulation, distribution, accumulation, distribution… Old dogs don’t have new tricks; it’s just a loop. Before the rise begins, the accumulation zones inside the blocks are tiny, then suddenly, the price surges.
Now, it’s stuck in a sideways range over the weekend, but unlike past weekends, trading volume and turnover rate are increasing. The big players are afraid you won’t get on the train, waiting for everyone to gather before taking off together, right? I thank you all.
**Viewpoint 3: Perfect Mapping of Wyckoff Theory**
The most critical point—Wyckoff’s event and phase theory. That chart isn’t drawn randomly; it’s exactly how Wyckoff’s chart looks. The price points I marked match the movement perfectly.
The key you’ve been holding around your neck is now just the right key to open a strange lock.