2025-12-30 11:25:13

Don't think that sideways trading is boring. In fact, this is the market maker reshaping your trading habits—making you buy high and sell low every day, repeatedly trading between fixed points, while giving you small sweeteners to numb your judgment.

By the time you finally think "I've figured out this pattern," the bottom line of the moving averages has quietly risen. Those seemingly stable support levels are actually constantly changing.

The real big trend? There won't be a chance for you to turn back. When it comes, it will directly throw people off the bus, giving you no time to react. Don't believe it? Just look at BTC's price movements before each major surge, and you'll understand.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 20h ago

From a technical morphology perspective, although this article is vividly written, it is somewhat absolute. Data shows that BTC has indeed experienced multiple rapid surges in history, but based on my analysis of the past five years of candlestick charts, approximately 60% of the main upward waves show clear bottom signals— the key lies in your recognition ability. During consolidation periods, support levels do gradually rise, which is a process of accumulation. It is worth noting that this provides rational traders with opportunities to build positions. The argument that market makers develop habits is reasonable, but position management and stop-loss settings are the real defenses.

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