#美联储降息 This week from 12.8 to 12.12, $BTC experienced a rise of 16,000 points, and $ETH also gained 805 points. To be honest, the market fluctuations are quite significant—Bitcoin often swings two or three thousand points. As long as you catch the right rhythm, the profit potential is quite considerable. However, the most frustrating part is that the active trading periods have shifted to the evening sessions, especially during midnight, when market enthusiasm is at its peak, making it less friendly for daytime traders.
From an entry perspective, Monday to Thursday generally offered good opportunities. As long as you follow the rhythm, you can usually make gains—though there are some fluctuations. By Friday evening, the sense of timing became a bit uncertain, and I couldn't fully capitalize on a wave of market movement. This was the biggest regret of the week. If it weren't for this gap, this week's results could have surpassed last week's.
The same old principle applies: the market is always right. Instead of obsessing over perfection, it's better to go with the flow and secure the ranges you can grasp. Strictly following your trading plan ensures that profits won't be hard to achieve. Daily gains depend on this kind of execution.
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FlippedSignal
· 11h ago
The midnight market is truly incredible. Day traders will have to work overtime this week. I really can't handle it anymore. The move on Friday wasn't fully capitalized, but being able to consistently make gains is already good.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-13 16:00
Being active only late at night is really impressive; daytime office workers just tag along. The wave on Friday was definitely worth it but I didn't catch it thoroughly. That feeling is the worst.
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PhantomHunter
· 12-13 16:00
The late-night active period is really tough, and daytime traders are directly sidelined.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-13 15:59
Only get market movements in the middle of the night? Then my daytime orders would be wasted... By the way, I really didn't finish that move on Friday, why is it so hard to grasp?
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OPsychology
· 12-13 15:52
Active only late at night, that's really tough for workers. Is it just cause they spend the day watching the market that they deserve to lose?
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-13 15:49
That move on Friday midnight really lost the rhythm, watched the gains slip away right in front of my eyes, it's a bit disgusting.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 12-13 15:38
Being active only late at night is really impressive; I, as a daytime trader, got completely wiped out.
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fomo_fighter
· 12-13 15:36
Being active late at night is really awesome. Daytime folks are completely left out, and I didn't even finish that Friday wave, which is a bit of a pity.
#美联储降息 This week from 12.8 to 12.12, $BTC experienced a rise of 16,000 points, and $ETH also gained 805 points. To be honest, the market fluctuations are quite significant—Bitcoin often swings two or three thousand points. As long as you catch the right rhythm, the profit potential is quite considerable. However, the most frustrating part is that the active trading periods have shifted to the evening sessions, especially during midnight, when market enthusiasm is at its peak, making it less friendly for daytime traders.
From an entry perspective, Monday to Thursday generally offered good opportunities. As long as you follow the rhythm, you can usually make gains—though there are some fluctuations. By Friday evening, the sense of timing became a bit uncertain, and I couldn't fully capitalize on a wave of market movement. This was the biggest regret of the week. If it weren't for this gap, this week's results could have surpassed last week's.
The same old principle applies: the market is always right. Instead of obsessing over perfection, it's better to go with the flow and secure the ranges you can grasp. Strictly following your trading plan ensures that profits won't be hard to achieve. Daily gains depend on this kind of execution.