Actually, the rapid decline of Bitcoin is not terrifying; the key lies in whether you can grasp the rhythm and execute properly. Some time ago, I decisively entered a short position during the market downturn and successfully gained a profit of 1371 points, finally exiting safely at the 61695 level.
Trading is really that simple—when the market is in front of you, act when it's time to act, and fully capture your profit potential. Don't hesitate or second-guess yourself, and don't be greedy trying to catch the entire wave. Get the rhythm right and execute decisively, and making money in this market isn't that complicated.
Of course, whether it's BTC or ETH, the premise is to have a clear understanding of the market. As long as you judge the direction correctly and choose the right entry point, the rest is about firm execution. This short-selling experience once again proves a truth— in cryptocurrency trading, mindset and execution are often more important than technical indicators.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 01-08 13:28
It looks like another win, but saying it so casually always feels a bit off...
Wait, daring to be so smug with just 1371 points of profit? Why do I always seem to be doing the opposite?
This round's rhythm was really on point, but it's hard for ordinary people to pull off.
It's "actually very simple" again, I don't believe you.
Strong execution is great, but the market is never that obedient.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-07 23:53
It's easy to say, but hard to do, my friend.
1371 points is indeed impressive, but the problem is most people can't hold the bottom.
Bro, this is probably survivor bias.
Execution is key, but the prerequisite is having money to withstand the drawdown.
A good mindset is useful; everyone has a good mindset when losing money.
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-07 23:51
Hey brother, not bad, but I feel like you're doing the "Monday morning quarterback" thing? Shorting for 1371 points? I don't buy it, and when you look back at the candlestick chart, you'll be exposed.
Mindset and execution are indeed important, but your logic... why not talk about the times you lost? Every time, you judge the direction correctly and enter at the right time... so when do you lose?
But to be fair, a decline is indeed an opportunity. I've already started adding to my long positions at 61000. This wave will definitely rebound, and the bears won't last long. The bullish market faith is still there.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-07 23:44
It's easy to say, but actually doing it is another matter altogether.
Actually, the rapid decline of Bitcoin is not terrifying; the key lies in whether you can grasp the rhythm and execute properly. Some time ago, I decisively entered a short position during the market downturn and successfully gained a profit of 1371 points, finally exiting safely at the 61695 level.
Trading is really that simple—when the market is in front of you, act when it's time to act, and fully capture your profit potential. Don't hesitate or second-guess yourself, and don't be greedy trying to catch the entire wave. Get the rhythm right and execute decisively, and making money in this market isn't that complicated.
Of course, whether it's BTC or ETH, the premise is to have a clear understanding of the market. As long as you judge the direction correctly and choose the right entry point, the rest is about firm execution. This short-selling experience once again proves a truth— in cryptocurrency trading, mindset and execution are often more important than technical indicators.