2026-01-08 04:31:58

Many people get confused by those who simply shout bullish or bearish. To be honest, a downward adjustment from the level of 94,150 in BTC was already expected. What truly needs to be understood is not the direction itself, but where the bulls are densely packed and where the bears are gathering.

Talking about the direction alone is just personal opinion, with little practical use. To truly operate well in this market, you need a systematic logic—first determine the distribution of longs and shorts, then develop specific trading plans within this framework. That’s what trading is all about.

My own principle is simple: I will never promote positions I wouldn’t dare to buy myself. If there’s objective resistance but only a small probability of breaking through, I will also highlight the risks specifically. As for trading ideas, I share them internally in advance; how much you understand depends entirely on your own preparation.

If you’re feeling lost in this kind of market, it’s better to look at analyses that are systematic and logical. Finding a strategy that has clear ideas and is willing to execute is much better than blindly following the crowd.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-11 02:49

In plain terms, most people are rushing along the path of being exploited and think they understand the direction, haha. System logic > the voice of calling orders, this equation must be remembered in everyone's mind. If you don't dare to go all-in yourself, why drag others into the water? We won't do such things.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-10 20:48

That's right, those who shout signals every day should just shut up. Really, just looking at the direction isn't very meaningful; you need to figure out where the chips are. I've been using this logic for a long time; only traders who don't boast blindly are worth following.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-09 22:28

That's so true. These days, there are too many signal providers, and truly logical analysis has become a rare commodity. --- I saw early on that wave 94150 was going to retrace, but too many people are still dreaming. --- The key is to understand your own risk tolerance. Blindly following the crowd will eventually lead to losses. --- The distribution of longs and shorts is a hundred times more important than the direction itself. Many people have it backwards. --- Haha, I wouldn't even dare to buy at the positions they boast about. For those, I just block immediately. --- Systematic thinking can really save lives. It's much better than just watching big influencers call signals every day. --- The current market is a test of execution ability. No matter how good your ideas are, they won't matter if you can't act. --- Having an internal logical framework to share is more valuable than anything else. Unfortunately, most people can't understand it. --- It's normal not to have a clear idea. The key is to find people with principles and bottom lines to follow.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 01-09 12:40

94150 The dip was expected early, but the key is who is holding the chips Really, compared to shouting bullish or bearish, you need to identify the capital accumulation points to survive This logical framework needs to be refined by yourself; copying others' ideas will eventually lead to big losses

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-08 05:01

This guy is right, just shouting long or short is a trick to harvest retail investors. Finding support and resistance levels is a hundred times more important than guessing the direction.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-08 05:01

94150 I also saw that wave, but to be honest, the group shouting signals is really annoying. You have to figure out the long and short distribution, otherwise it's just pure gambling. This guy is right; if you don't even dare to take the position, what's the point of bragging? Finding the right approach can indeed help avoid detours, much more reliable than following the crowd. Stick to not listening to those chaotic calls, focus on your own system, and you'll be fine.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-08 04:58

This guy is right; too many people are being led by the rhythm. Listening to buy/sell signals every day is not as good as analyzing the distribution of chips yourself. If 94150 drops, I guessed it early. The key is who will step in to buy the dip—that's the real skill.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-08 04:54

You're quite right, but right now too many people are just shouting about the direction without considering their own logic. Honestly analyzing the long and short distribution is definitely better than just shouting blindly, I agree with that. If you don't even dare to buy, how can you have the nerve to shout? These kinds of people are easily seen through. Finding someone with a systematic analysis to follow is a really good suggestion, saving you from getting chopped up by the market. Trust actions over words—that's the survival rule.

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