When the account balance jumps, I can't help but laugh out loud. This is not luck, but the market's recognition of patience and discipline.
When 28,000U successfully arrives in my account, I don't shed tears of excitement; instead, I wear a relieved smile. This return is not a windfall from nowhere, but the inevitable result of a reasonable waiting strategy and decisive execution.
I still remember those days of Bitcoin's long tug-of-war between bulls and bears. The market was like a confused person repeatedly testing a critical point, with the price unable to break through each time it approached a new high. When the upper shadow appeared, I recognized the signal. I took a short position at the 56,000U level and ultimately made a profit smoothly.
Here's another interesting case. A certain coin dropped from an entry point of 0.5 to 0.305, then exited completely, easily realizing a profit of 23,000U. This coin had been consolidating with decreasing volume within a large range for quite some time, like a cheetah gathering strength. The real signal to attack was when it broke out with increased volume above the upper boundary.
**Waiting itself is an art**
The easiest time to make money in the crypto market is when the trend has already been established. But what tests human nature the most? It’s during those phases when the trend is still unclear—whether you can resist the impulse to trade frequently.
I have seen too many traders who get itchy fingers if they don’t trade for a day, only to gradually deplete their capital through repeated trial and error. The successful approach is actually very simple: wait like a true hunter. The market will always send signals; the key is whether you have the patience to sense them and the ability to recognize them.
When Bitcoin consolidates sideways at a critical level, neither falling nor rising, it precisely indicates that it is gathering strength. The smartest move at this time is to observe quietly, let both bulls and bears test each other, and when one side clearly gains the upper hand, follow the winning side. This way, you avoid the trap of false breakouts and won't miss the real trend opportunities.
**Technical details determine success or failure**
The appearance of the upper shadow is not a coincidence; it is an important reflection of market sentiment. When this signal appears, decisive shorting often brings stable profits. This is the true meaning of understanding the language of the market.
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governance_ghost
· 6h ago
The moment 28000U arrives, it's truly a silent joy, not the kind of screaming happiness.
Waiting for this to happen is easy to talk about, but really doing it is a true torment, especially when watching others make intraday profits.
The upper shadow thing requires insight; not everyone can understand it.
I accept the hunter logic, but I'm afraid that while waiting, I might become the prey.
In the case of 0.5 to 0.305, the key is not to be greedy; retreating in time is the real win.
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StakeOrRegret
· 6h ago
Another story of "patience leads to wealth," this time 28,000U. To be honest, I really want to know how those traders with itchy fingers are doing now.
Being able to sit still is the real skill; not everyone can do it.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 6h ago
Hmm... I also smiled when the 28,000 USDT arrived, but not because the strategy was so awesome, but because I finally wasn't trapped anymore.
The itch to not trade is really too damn real; I've been eliminated this way through exhaustion.
The upper shadow is indeed very useful, but I still find it hard to hold on during sideways movements. How do you all manage to stay calm and observe?
Honestly, waiting is a hundred times harder than trading. That's the biggest test.
The hunter's waiting theory has been heard a hundred times, but when the time actually comes, I still can't resist the urge to act impulsively.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 6h ago
Itchy fingers are truly the death of trading. I've seen too many people lose their principal just like that, the key is to hold back.
Waiting for signals is the hardest part, but once you get through it, you taste the money.
The upper shadow, I've been watching it for so long, I still react slowly. I admire those experts who can see through it at a glance.
The moment the 28,000U arrived was definitely different. It wasn't excitement, but a sense of relief.
Consolidating with low volume is like holding your breath; only when volume increases do you realize it's about to explode. In the past, I always got in early and got crushed back.
It's really just that old saying: the market isn't short of opportunities, but it lacks patience. Most of us are missing the latter.
I also caught the short at 56,000. That upper shadow was indeed clear, but I still worry what if it breaks through?
When the trend is unclear, it really tests your patience. That's the true difficulty of trading, isn't it?
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MemeEchoer
· 7h ago
The traders with itchy fingers are messing around again, waiting for me. The real market has not arrived yet.
The key to making money is patience, but most people can't wait two days without starting to doubt themselves.
Receiving 28,000U is indeed impressive, but what's even more impressive is the discipline—this is a scarce resource.
Even small signals like upper shadows can be caught, indicating that the market does have clues to follow.
Not trading for a day and feeling itchy? That guy needs to change. If this disease isn't cured, the last thing to be lost is the principal.
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FlyingLeek
· 7h ago
Wait, did your 28,000 U actually arrive? Or are you just reviewing and hyping yourself up again...
Alright, there are indeed some things, but it's easier to talk about than to do
The saying "itchy fingers" is spot on; that's exactly how I lost money
I've heard this signal waiting method countless times, but the key is that 99% of people can't wait
Waiting for a long upper shadow to appear and then smashing the empty? Bro, your luck is really quite good
When the account balance jumps, I can't help but laugh out loud. This is not luck, but the market's recognition of patience and discipline.
When 28,000U successfully arrives in my account, I don't shed tears of excitement; instead, I wear a relieved smile. This return is not a windfall from nowhere, but the inevitable result of a reasonable waiting strategy and decisive execution.
I still remember those days of Bitcoin's long tug-of-war between bulls and bears. The market was like a confused person repeatedly testing a critical point, with the price unable to break through each time it approached a new high. When the upper shadow appeared, I recognized the signal. I took a short position at the 56,000U level and ultimately made a profit smoothly.
Here's another interesting case. A certain coin dropped from an entry point of 0.5 to 0.305, then exited completely, easily realizing a profit of 23,000U. This coin had been consolidating with decreasing volume within a large range for quite some time, like a cheetah gathering strength. The real signal to attack was when it broke out with increased volume above the upper boundary.
**Waiting itself is an art**
The easiest time to make money in the crypto market is when the trend has already been established. But what tests human nature the most? It’s during those phases when the trend is still unclear—whether you can resist the impulse to trade frequently.
I have seen too many traders who get itchy fingers if they don’t trade for a day, only to gradually deplete their capital through repeated trial and error. The successful approach is actually very simple: wait like a true hunter. The market will always send signals; the key is whether you have the patience to sense them and the ability to recognize them.
When Bitcoin consolidates sideways at a critical level, neither falling nor rising, it precisely indicates that it is gathering strength. The smartest move at this time is to observe quietly, let both bulls and bears test each other, and when one side clearly gains the upper hand, follow the winning side. This way, you avoid the trap of false breakouts and won't miss the real trend opportunities.
**Technical details determine success or failure**
The appearance of the upper shadow is not a coincidence; it is an important reflection of market sentiment. When this signal appears, decisive shorting often brings stable profits. This is the true meaning of understanding the language of the market.