#美国贸易赤字状况 Bitcoin shifts from bearish pressure release to bullish initiation—The dual-profit logic of this market movement
Friends who have been watching the market recently should have felt it: after a round of profit-taking by the bears, Bitcoin has formed a solid rebound starting point. Simply put: traders holding short positions previously took profits at key levels, and this profit-taking process itself is accumulating momentum for the subsequent bullish move.
This is the interesting part of the market— the end of the bears often coincides with the beginning of the bulls. When a large number of short positions are closed, buying gradually enters the market, and the market sentiment shifts from bearish to bullish. This turning point becomes the ignition for a new trend.
For agile traders, this pattern creates a real "long and short double win" opportunity: profit from the short-term profit-taking rhythm earlier, then turn around and capitalize again when the bullish trend starts. The key is to understand when the market shifts from one emotion to another, and to seize the operational window this transition provides.
Of course, this requires close monitoring, quick reactions, and sensitivity to support and resistance levels. Missing the turning point might mean only catching one wave, so a good sense of market rhythm is crucial.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 7h ago
That's right, but you have to be quick and ruthless.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 7h ago
It sounds good, but in reality, my fingers tremble when watching the market. Missing the turning point is the norm.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 8h ago
Short-term profit-taking is the starting point for the bulls. The logic is sound, but executing it requires very quick reflexes.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 8h ago
Well said, I am the kind of retail investor who can only ride one wave
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Double eating? I can't even secure half a wave, still studying how to cut losses
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This article is exactly describing my daily reverse operations, no kidding
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Sense of rhythm? My rhythm is just stepping on the pedal and then waiting for liquidation notifications
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I can see the turning points, but my reaction speed is only half as fast as the turning points
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Listening to double wins in long and short positions feels great, but making double losses is true skill
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The bottom-fishing expert is here, specifically catching knives at support levels
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This guy is right, but the problem is my "flexibility" is reflected in flexible losing money
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P2ENotWorking
· 8h ago
That's right, I'm just worried that when I'm watching the market, I might shake my hand and open a position in the opposite direction haha
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GasFeeVictim
· 8h ago
Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just betting on the right direction. I, with my slow reflexes, can only watch others eat the meat.
#美国贸易赤字状况 Bitcoin shifts from bearish pressure release to bullish initiation—The dual-profit logic of this market movement
Friends who have been watching the market recently should have felt it: after a round of profit-taking by the bears, Bitcoin has formed a solid rebound starting point. Simply put: traders holding short positions previously took profits at key levels, and this profit-taking process itself is accumulating momentum for the subsequent bullish move.
This is the interesting part of the market— the end of the bears often coincides with the beginning of the bulls. When a large number of short positions are closed, buying gradually enters the market, and the market sentiment shifts from bearish to bullish. This turning point becomes the ignition for a new trend.
For agile traders, this pattern creates a real "long and short double win" opportunity: profit from the short-term profit-taking rhythm earlier, then turn around and capitalize again when the bullish trend starts. The key is to understand when the market shifts from one emotion to another, and to seize the operational window this transition provides.
Of course, this requires close monitoring, quick reactions, and sensitivity to support and resistance levels. Missing the turning point might mean only catching one wave, so a good sense of market rhythm is crucial.