BEAT was down again yesterday, but my judgment hasn't changed — as long as we hold above 1.3, the bullish pattern remains intact.
At the 1.4 level, I expressed a bullish view and even encouraged everyone to follow along. More importantly, I guaranteed that there would be profits upon entry. Some might think this is overly confident, but for those who rely on trading for a living, such guarantees are never made lightly.
Why? It’s simple. If every day I claimed to be able to send coins, post daily, and guarantee quick gains, those claims would be meaningless long ago. Credibility would be worthless. Truly professional traders only speak so confidently in two situations: first, when they have an extremely strong grasp of the current market; second, when they see signs of a sharp rise or fall.
So my principle is very clear — either not to make a statement, or if I do, it must be based on thorough judgment and be well-founded. This is not only confidence in my trading ability but also a responsibility to those following me. In this market, building trust through integrity is more valuable than anything else.
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SnapshotBot
· 2025-12-17 20:28
The words sound nice, but what do we do if 1.3 breaks? Keep hyping?
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ser_ngmi
· 2025-12-15 01:50
Well said, but can 1.3 really hold up...
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 2025-12-15 01:49
I looked at your theory, it sounds pretty good, but what if 1.3 really breaks?
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I believe in holding 1.3, but this kind of talk always sounds like armchair strategizing after the fact.
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Professional traders are so stubborn, I've heard enough about "covering flight and covering meat."
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Alright, just because of your confidence, I decide to trust you this time.
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I've heard quite a few versions of the "reputation and trust" accumulation theory, but in the end, they all quietly made big profits.
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Now we're at 1.4, and look at how much we've lost. Yet, you're still talking about principles here.
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If you really had a strong conviction, why not go all in at 1.3?
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If the level breaks, isn't there a risk of a reversal? Let's wait and see.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 2025-12-15 01:33
Damn, they're back to talking about credibility. I've heard this spiel way too many times.
Holding at 1.3 means the bullish case is confirmed? What about 1.2, 1.1?
You also guaranteed this last time, and what was the result?
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ETHReserveBank
· 2025-12-15 01:28
This is what a reliable trader looks like—talks little but hits the mark with every word.
BEAT was down again yesterday, but my judgment hasn't changed — as long as we hold above 1.3, the bullish pattern remains intact.
At the 1.4 level, I expressed a bullish view and even encouraged everyone to follow along. More importantly, I guaranteed that there would be profits upon entry. Some might think this is overly confident, but for those who rely on trading for a living, such guarantees are never made lightly.
Why? It’s simple. If every day I claimed to be able to send coins, post daily, and guarantee quick gains, those claims would be meaningless long ago. Credibility would be worthless. Truly professional traders only speak so confidently in two situations: first, when they have an extremely strong grasp of the current market; second, when they see signs of a sharp rise or fall.
So my principle is very clear — either not to make a statement, or if I do, it must be based on thorough judgment and be well-founded. This is not only confidence in my trading ability but also a responsibility to those following me. In this market, building trust through integrity is more valuable than anything else.