2025-12-27 03:26:37

Achieving capital preservation in the financial market is already beyond 90% of people. During this month's sharp fluctuations, those who can still make money are truly rare.

To be honest, the teachers who are online every day giving signals are anxious for a reason—trading volume has plummeted by 80%, their commissions are gone, and they urgently need trading volume to recover. They don't really care whether the market is hot or cold; trading volume is their lifeline.

Regarding the judgment on Bitcoin, the view from the 24th still holds. One core addition: the commonly mentioned weekly cycle turning point is around 9.6 to 9.9. This range is very critical—it is both the area where trapped traders exit and where large funds establish short positions. These two forces converge here, and the subsequent trend is worth close observation.

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TradFiRefugee

· 4h ago

The order-taking teacher is really anxious, and they even want us to accompany them to feel sorry for the transaction fees. LOL

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 16h ago

Breaking even and winning, there's nothing wrong with that. The real joke is those who rush to lead trades out of impatience; no one can stay calm during a fee cliff. From 9.6 to 9.9, this trend is indeed strange. Those trapped want to escape, big players want to short, and both sides just want to take advantage.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 12-27 03:56

Ninety percent of capital preservation can even win, but I'm still losing. This wave of market is truly incredible.

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MetaMaximalist

· 12-27 03:56

ngl the grifters sweating rn is peak comedy... they don't care about market mechanics, just volume goes brrr on their fee stack lmao

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 12-27 03:56

Capital preservation has already made a killing, don't overthink it --- Isn't it obvious that the signal provider is getting anxious? The fees are running out --- From 9.6 to 9.9, it's really watching others cut losses, honestly that's how it is --- The weekly turning point is right there, both those trapped and those shorting are watching, anyway I'm just watching the show --- It's good enough not to lose money, still making a profit, just joking --- They only get really anxious when trading volume disappears, it was all just acting before --- This wave of market is like a trapped beast, with big funds harvesting on top of the crowd

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AirDropMissed

· 12-27 03:54

Oh no, the trading teachers are really getting anxious; the real boss for them is the transaction fee.

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AlphaBrain

· 12-27 03:48

Breaking even means winning, those who are still making money during those days are probably just lucky... Why is the signal provider so anxious? It's because the fees have dried up. Honestly, trading volume is their lifeline. The point between 9.6 and 9.9 is indeed critical. Those trapped and wanting to escape, large investors trying to short, both sides are fighting here. Keep a close eye on how it develops afterward.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 12-27 03:36

This wave of guaranteed capital preservation is a win, really. Those signal teachers are getting anxious, serves them right. Without trading volume, there are no fees. In short, it's all driven by interests. The position between 9.6 and 9.9 is definitely worth watching. Those trapped and wanting to escape, big players are also lurking here. Both sides are present, just watch the show later. Having guaranteed capital preservation is already in the top 10%, don't overthink it. Trading volume has plummeted, and these so-called teachers are more panicked than anyone. The market's life or death makes no difference to them; money is their oxygen. Pay close attention to the weekly turning point, the battleground between retail investors and institutions. It's unavoidable.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12-27 03:33

Breaking even has already beaten most people, really, don't overthink it.

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