Everything follows a cycle, and trading is no exception.



Think about it: the four seasons cycle, spring giving way to autumn, and the same principle applies in the crypto world — a bull market comes, and a bear market follows; after enduring the bear market, the bull market will return. Up and down, recurring in a cycle.

The logic of making money is actually very straightforward. Selling ice cream in summer can make money, selling hot milk tea and roasted pears in winter can make money. The same applies in the crypto world. During a bull market, genuine breakouts and trending行情 are abundant, going long is like picking up money; during a bear market, false breakouts and oscillations are frequent, and shorting becomes the opportunity.

But here’s a key point — any method requires the right environment to work. The knowledge in books is useful because it reflects the background of the era in which they were written. In different times, different spaces, and different market environments, the same strategies may become ineffective.

Timing, location, and harmony among people are all indispensable. Trading methods themselves are neither right nor wrong; the question is whether you are using the right timing, finding the right space, and choosing the right environment. That is the most challenging aspect of cognition in trading.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 10h ago
Sounds good. The cyclical logic really hits the point; I'm just worried that most people know it but can't implement it. --- The analogy of ice cream and milk tea is excellent, but the key is to recognize what month it is now. --- That last sentence is the real wisdom—there's no guaranteed winning method; it all depends on whether you can recognize what stage you're in. --- It feels like this article is just saying one thing: don't force it, just live. --- Timing, geography, and harmony—it's easy to say but hard to find all at once... Most people are still looking for the season. --- This approach is correct, but when the market truly moves, it's often more complicated than just bull or bear.
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MEVictimvip
· 19h ago
Basically, it still depends on whether the timing is right. No matter how advanced the technology is, using it at the wrong time is useless.
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 19h ago
That's right, it all depends on the weather Honestly, now is the time to test timing, many people are still using the same old bullish market strategies This wave of market movement requires shorting to make a profit, those who understand, understand Periodicity is something you won't understand and will end up losing money The key is that when the environment changes, your tactics must change too. Sticking to one strategy blindly is truly foolish Anyone who hasn't experienced the pain of misreading the market is mainly about whether they can adjust in time It sounds like a motivational speech, but there's no denying it People and timing are the most important; if either is wrong, even the most brilliant methods are useless The biggest fear is understanding this principle but still sticking to old routines when executing The bull and bear transition is right here; if you don't catch it, it's a total loss
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faded_wojak.ethvip
· 19h ago
You're right, but the reality is that most people can't even recognize which cycle they're in. The key is that knowing is easy, but doing is hard. When the bear market hits, people start questioning life. The logic isn't wrong; the problem is that no one can accurately buy the bottom or sell the top. Favorable timing, geography, and harmony? I just lack that "harmony," often operating in the opposite direction haha. I've heard the cycle theory countless times, but every time I think I've found the bottom, it can drop another 50%. It sounds good, but once you actually lose money, it's a whole different story.
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MelonFieldvip
· 19h ago
Sounds nice, but just don't touch the cycles I don't understand. I've heard this cycle theory a hundred times, but the key is how to know which cycle we're actually in right now. Nonsense literature, those who truly make money wouldn't say things like this. Bull markets go long, bear markets go short—sounds ridiculously simple, so why are so many people losing money? Timing, geography, people... hmm, where are the people? At first glance, this logic seems flawless, but why do I always feel like I'm operating in the opposite direction? Cognition, cognition—talking as if you know everything. I just want to ask, how do you distinguish between a real breakout and a fake one?
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FloorSweepervip
· 19h ago
nah this whole "seasonal trading" thing is just cope for people who can't read the actual market structure. yeah cycles exist but most paper hands just use it as an excuse when their entries get liquidated lol
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 19h ago
That's quite right, but I just want to ask, how can I determine what cycle I am currently in?
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rugpull_survivorvip
· 19h ago
It sounds good, but the reality is that most people can't even tell what cycle they are currently in. They keep shouting about buying the dip every day, only to end up holding the bag at the end of a bad trading session. I just want to ask, how many people can truly go with the flow instead of being hurt by it?
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