2025/4/23 Model Showcase Vol. 30 | Sharing on Long-Term Logic and Mindset
Today, we won't discuss short-term trading; instead, we'll mainly talk about the trading logic of long-term cycles and share some insights on mindset.
In this wave of Bitcoin's rise, the model triggered a buy signal at 76685 on the 12-hour level, and today the peak has reached 94264, an increase of over 22%. To be honest, there are really not many who can hold on to this complete trend.
More importantly, the market sentiment at that time was extremely fearful, with various negative news flooding the market. Social media was filled with pessimism, and many people were saying, "The bull market is over," and "It will continue to fall." Those who dared to enter the market were very few. It was under such an atmosphere that the model calmly issued a buy signal—judging the trend without emotion, rather than being swayed by feelings.
This is a core point I have always emphasized: the bottom of the market often arises in fear; and real opportunities always belong to those willing to go against the trend and believe in the rules.
Many people fail in trading not because they don't understand the charts or the techniques, but because of an impatient mindset—being afraid of missing out when prices rise, and getting trapped when chasing; fearing a pullback when prices drop, and getting shaken out shortly after entering. Over time, even if the trend is upward, the account still ends up in loss.
I have always said that the most important thing in trading is not to operate every day, but to seize the "right opportunity" and then control your hands and maintain your position. I personally watch the market for no more than ten minutes a day; what truly changes the account is not the struggles of high-frequency trading, but a firm decision under these long-term trends.
Therefore, the significance of the model lies here: it is not an excuse for you to "trade every day," but rather provides a clear trading rhythm. You just need to follow the rhythm, and leave the rest to time.
If you are still frequently making trades and getting shaken out repeatedly, I sincerely suggest you give yourself a bit of patience and try to believe in the power of "slow"—take things slowly, and gradually, you'll find yourself moving faster.
