Having seen all kinds of wealth stories, what I see is a field of losses.
The screenshot of my +64% profit on PIEV might also be circulating in some group. But what I want to say is that the truth about trading in the crypto world is so simple: those who buy are apprentices, those who sell are experts, and those who dare to hold no position are the real masters.
Why am I firmly shorting at 0.86? It’s simple, the main players’ tactics are written in the K-line. The price rises seem lively, but essentially it’s creating liquidity—making it easy for big players to quietly exit. I don’t believe 0.76 is the bottom, let alone that 0.5 can hold. My target for this wave is below 0.4.
The market always repeats the same story. You can’t see the big funds building positions, but it’s already too late when they start unloading. Retail investors are always chasing highs, while the main players have already been waiting for the next opportunity. That’s why the same coin makes some money, while most people lose.
Do you think PIEV can rebound? Or will it really break below 0.4? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-06 06:48
0.86 Shorting is really the absolute? Feels like the main force still has room for a shakeout.
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That's right, but can it really reach 0.4 this time? I have a feeling someone is lurking at the bottom.
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Laughing to death, it's the same old story. Those who heard this last time are now all trapped.
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Being all in cash is the real skill, that hits a bit hard. I'm still catching the bag.
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I don't think there's much to be concerned about with PIEV, but I don't have the courage to keep it all short.
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I believe in the main force's distribution strategy, but the timing is uncertain.
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Honestly, this article is much more reliable than those hyping up single coins.
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0.4? That's a bit greedy, even dropping to 0.5 would be enough to smile about.
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Good question at the end. I also want to know if there will be a rebound.
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The statement "buying is for apprentices" hits hard. Time to reflect on my own operations.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 01-05 15:03
Below 0.4? Bro, are you planning to wait until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse?
Holding cash is indeed refreshing, and so is the wallet, haha.
How many times have I said that the main force is fleeing? And what’s the result? I’ve already given back 64% of my gains.
I still choose to lie flat and observe this wave. Anyway, chasing highs or lows only leads to losses.
PIEV can’t rebound, according to your logic, retail investors should have been wiped out long ago.
I really don’t understand, can candlestick charts truly reveal the main force’s intentions? To me, everything looks the same.
I believed your bearish tone, and then I lost three months’ worth of salary, learned my lesson.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-03 07:53
Below 0.4? Bro, you're really bold with this short position. I'm betting five bucks and I'm about to get trapped again.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-03 07:51
0.4? I think it's difficult; the main force has already been digging a pit in this wave.
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It's always the empty position is the real deal, this kind of argument has worn out my ears.
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Wait, did you really short at 0.86? Or are you just a armchair strategist after the fact?
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I believe the screenshot showing a 64% profit transfer to the group, but where are the screenshots of actual losses? Why isn't anyone posting them?
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I believe the main force has escaped, but how do you know you're not just continuing to catch the falling knife on the relay baton of the bagholders?
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Retail investors chase highs and die; empty positions die too. So what are we playing for?
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That's right but useless; next time you'll still chase highs. It's fate.
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Below 0.4? Stop with these illusions. Tell me how much you've actually earned.
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The K-line shows a pattern, but who has that pattern in their mind? That's the real problem.
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I just want to know why it's always after the fact that the K-line looks the clearest.
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FadCatcher
· 01-03 07:50
Below 0.4? Bro, your prediction is a bit bold, but I like the momentum.
I believe in the main force selling off, I believe retail investors are taking the bait, but can 0.76 really hold? Want to hear how you read the candlestick.
I didn't buy PIEV, but I did see your 64% screenshot in the group. Now going short in reverse, that's quite brave.
Having seen all kinds of wealth stories, what I see is a field of losses.
The screenshot of my +64% profit on PIEV might also be circulating in some group. But what I want to say is that the truth about trading in the crypto world is so simple: those who buy are apprentices, those who sell are experts, and those who dare to hold no position are the real masters.
Why am I firmly shorting at 0.86? It’s simple, the main players’ tactics are written in the K-line. The price rises seem lively, but essentially it’s creating liquidity—making it easy for big players to quietly exit. I don’t believe 0.76 is the bottom, let alone that 0.5 can hold. My target for this wave is below 0.4.
The market always repeats the same story. You can’t see the big funds building positions, but it’s already too late when they start unloading. Retail investors are always chasing highs, while the main players have already been waiting for the next opportunity. That’s why the same coin makes some money, while most people lose.
Do you think PIEV can rebound? Or will it really break below 0.4? Share your thoughts in the comments.