Looking at the recent market movements, $ETH and $BTC are really testing our patience. I was planning to wait until they form the third buy point on the 30-minute chart before entering, but they reversed sharply in a V-shape, taking out the recent two-week sideways range's high as stop-loss.
Currently, both ETH and BTC are forming strong top fractals on the four-hour chart, which usually indicates a subsequent four-hour downward move. Based on recent correction patterns, such a correction typically lasts around 24 to 32 hours. In other words, we might have to wait until tomorrow or the day after for a more ideal entry window.
That's how the market is; there's no rush. Instead of chasing highs and getting stopped out, it's better to patiently wait for the next relatively low point. The four-hour signals are already quite clear; now it's just a matter of time.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-06 05:24
At the moment of forced stop-loss, I really wanted to smash my phone. Now it's just waiting for time to redeem itself.
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CommunitySlacker
· 01-05 14:47
Swept again and again, really unbelievable.
Wait a little longer, anyway, it can't run away.
That's right, these two days have been a trap, chasing in will only lead to losing money.
The four-hour signal is indeed clear, now it's just a matter of who can hold on.
Let's see tomorrow or the day after, anyway, rushing won't help.
I'm afraid of being swept, this time I won't chase the high.
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MetaReckt
· 01-04 12:38
Swept again, really incredible... I also misjudged this wave.
Wait, do I really have to wait until tomorrow? I feel like I need to tinker a bit more.
Wow, I just let go of my hand. Anyway, chasing highs is just asking for death.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-03 08:53
Stopped out again, this move was really intense.
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RugDocScientist
· 01-03 08:52
Got stopped out again, really unbelievable. This market trend is indeed bad.
Wait, if the four-hour fractal is so clear, why didn't I say so earlier?
Let's wait and see tomorrow; there's no rush anyway.
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-03 08:36
Was swept again, really incredible... Waiting for the third buy point, the result directly reverses, this market really knows how to play.
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RamenStacker
· 01-03 08:34
Got stopped out again, this wave really wears me out
Damn, chasing highs is fun for a moment, but got wiped out in a flash, still need to wait for signals
See the truth after 24 hours, for now just stay out of the market and have some noodles
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FlippedSignal
· 01-03 08:24
Got swept again, this wave is really a dead end. Waiting for a third buy point can even give you a V reversal, I'm speechless.
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MerkleDreamer
· 01-03 08:24
Got swept again, this V rebound is really incredible...
I'll come back tomorrow or the day after, just wait and see.
This market really tests human nature, no need to rush.
The fractal is right there, the downtrend signals are very clear.
Don't chase highs, just patiently lie flat and wait.
Looking at the recent market movements, $ETH and $BTC are really testing our patience. I was planning to wait until they form the third buy point on the 30-minute chart before entering, but they reversed sharply in a V-shape, taking out the recent two-week sideways range's high as stop-loss.
Currently, both ETH and BTC are forming strong top fractals on the four-hour chart, which usually indicates a subsequent four-hour downward move. Based on recent correction patterns, such a correction typically lasts around 24 to 32 hours. In other words, we might have to wait until tomorrow or the day after for a more ideal entry window.
That's how the market is; there's no rush. Instead of chasing highs and getting stopped out, it's better to patiently wait for the next relatively low point. The four-hour signals are already quite clear; now it's just a matter of time.