2025-12-26 01:24:20

Woke up this morning and glanced at the market, still sideways. This wave of box range oscillation is quite interesting—there's a clear logic from the extreme points on the left to the breakout opportunity on the right. I’ve tested this approach a few times on BTC, and it indeed helps catch many turning points. The big players' psychology can't beat careful observation, so I decided to get up and go for a run to clear my mind and wait for market signals.

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FancyResearchLab

· 8h ago

When the market is sideways, it tests your resolve the most. But your logic of extreme points on both sides is quite interesting—it's theoretically feasible, but few can stick with it in real trading. I'll try this approach first; it’s like locking myself into a smart contract again, haha.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 12-26 17:10

The sideways movement is back. Whether this theory of extreme points on the left and right works or not depends on the subsequent breakdown.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 12-26 01:48

honestly the sideways action right now? it's literally mile 18 of the marathon. everyone's getting antsy but that's when the real accumulators separate from the sprinters ngl

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DegenGambler

· 12-26 01:44

Consolidation is just consolidation; it's much more interesting than waiting. I've already understood this set of logic about breaking through on either side.

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