Looking at BTC's recent performance at the 90500 level, I find the interesting part here — if it's just a test of pressure, the price shouldn't be able to hold this point. But now, it has recovered very steadily at this price level.
What does this situation indicate? The signal of a breakout is already very clear. Many people are still struggling with shorting, but in fact, that's just going against the market. In the face of the trend, contrarian operations are basically courting death.
I've seen too many traders with well-managed accounts, only to turn around and go against the trend, falling right off a cliff. A slight correction, and they immediately get shattered. These lessons are actually the most expensive tuition.
Following the market rhythm and going with the trend is the only way to survive. That's all I can say — because everyone's execution ability and risk tolerance are different, I can't save those who insist on going against the trend.
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UncleLiquidation
· 12h ago
90500 this level has really stabilized, the bears have to accept it
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Another reverse operation gets liquidated, this is destiny
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A steady repair is a signal, if you don't understand it, reflect on yourself
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Go with the trend to survive, go against the trend to die, it's that simple
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The account is爆 (blown up) and still trying to resist, truly a trader's common flaw
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The trend is right in front of you, yet you insist on going against it?
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The only outcome of not following the trend is爆 (blown up)
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With such a steady repair, how can a breakout be stopped?
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Shorting at this level? Are you tired of living?
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I've seen too many stubborn traders, all I can say is goodbye to their accounts
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 12h ago
90500 Can't hold on anymore, this time it's really different
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People going against the trend have long been wiped out, there's nothing more to say
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Stay calm and follow the trend, it's cliché but really effective
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I've seen too many cases of reverse trading where accounts just disappear
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The market rhythm is right here, whether to follow or not is your own business
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Those still stubbornly shorting, laughable, this is just courting death
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The recovery is so stable that the signal is very clear, it's time to get on board
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Every time there's a pullback, someone gets wiped out; if you can't learn, there's nothing you can do
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NoStopLossNut
· 12h ago
Those who go against the trend will eventually have to pay the tuition fee; this is the rule.
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UnruggableChad
· 12h ago
Those who go against the trend and short, really deserve to be wiped out.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 13h ago
To put it simply, those still shorting are really not seeing this wave of market clearly. The 90500 level holding so firmly won't be for nothing.
Looking at BTC's recent performance at the 90500 level, I find the interesting part here — if it's just a test of pressure, the price shouldn't be able to hold this point. But now, it has recovered very steadily at this price level.
What does this situation indicate? The signal of a breakout is already very clear. Many people are still struggling with shorting, but in fact, that's just going against the market. In the face of the trend, contrarian operations are basically courting death.
I've seen too many traders with well-managed accounts, only to turn around and go against the trend, falling right off a cliff. A slight correction, and they immediately get shattered. These lessons are actually the most expensive tuition.
Following the market rhythm and going with the trend is the only way to survive. That's all I can say — because everyone's execution ability and risk tolerance are different, I can't save those who insist on going against the trend.