A big bullish candle on Ethereum has pierced the sky, and Bitcoin has violently surged to $100,000.
Are you just standing there like a fool, watching from the sidelines, or even thinking a couple of days ago, "If it drops a bit more, I'll buy the dip"…
The most painful part isn't missing the ride, but the ride has left, and you're still standing there, not even smelling the exhaust!
Now your mind is full of:
Is a 20% surge a trap to lure in buyers? Will going short now bury me?
Afraid of chasing the high, waiting for a pullback but scared of missing out, what to do?
If I have coins, should I increase my position or run away quickly?
To put it plainly, you just don’t understand the market!
1. Why do you always experience "buying leads to drop, selling leads to rise"?
The market treats all disbelief:
You think, "It has risen too much and should pull back," and it continues to rise for a week.
You grit your teeth and jump in, and the next day it plummets.
You cut losses, and it immediately rebounds.
This isn’t metaphysics; it’s that you fundamentally don’t understand the "inertia of trends".
In an upward trend, pullbacks are just money being handed to you.
Using profits to gain profits, your principal has already been secured.
Small losses for wrong moves, huge gains for right ones.
So should you go short or long now?
Just watch one signal:
If ETH daily closes firmly above 2300, the next target is 3000.
If it’s a false breakout and drops back below 2100, immediately go short.
If you’re still confused right now, it shows that you haven’t even understood the language of candlesticks.
You’re still waiting for an opportunity.
Meanwhile, my fanbase has already secured their earnings.
This isn’t just a feeling of euphoria.
If you can’t make sense of the recent market movements,
If your execution is good enough, then just copy the homework @趋势king .
Pay attention today: SXT pepe sui
