If you try to interpret Bitcoin movement based solely on quantitative easing and tightening, you'll encounter a real contradiction:
Bitcoin rose during periods of quantitative tightening and fell during periods of easing. The opposite also happened.
The market does not move solely on official news and headlines. Central bank messages are not the whole story, and the whales moving liquidity have a completely different picture from what the average follower reads.
This is where technical analysis comes in. Not as a justification for the news, but as a real tool to read the market and understand the intentions of the big players. Technical analysis fills the gaps left by headlines and official figures.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 16h ago
Bro, this is real awakening. Mainstream narratives can't fool people at all. The logic of Bitcoin has already been exposed.
Real traders have been watching the candlestick charts long ago. Who still foolishly waits for central bank news?
You can never guess the thoughts of big players unless you can read the charts.
Technical analysis is not mysticism; it's behavioral code... Otherwise, how do whales always make money?
Policy factors are just a cover; the market has its own rhythm.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-11 23:34
Macro narratives are all lies; the real game is in the candlesticks.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-11 23:29
Macro narratives are all lies; real players don't even look at the news.
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Are you still waiting for central bank news? You've already been cut twice.
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Technical analysis is the real truth, but most people can't understand it at all.
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Gossipers focus on interest rates, big funds have already jumped in.
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Basically, it's an information gap; by the time you know, they've already left.
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Don't talk to me about macro cycles; on-chain data is the real truth.
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That's why retail investors can never make big money; the information levels are not the same.
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News is just a cover; whales have already voted with their feet.
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The era of listening to stories is over; now we look at on-chain footprints.
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Macro is always after-the-fact analysis; charts won't lie to you.
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SnapshotBot
· 01-11 23:23
Macro stories are all armchair strategists; the real money is moving in unseen places.
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WhaleStalker
· 01-11 23:21
Macro stories are all nonsense; looking at the order book is the real deal.
The truth is always on the chain, not in the news.
That's why retail investors always get cut.
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HashBandit
· 01-11 23:15
nah fr this is exactly why i stopped trying to predict btc moves based on fed policy alone. back in my mining days i learned the hard way—thought i had the macro playbook figured out, turns out the whales had a completely different map. technical analysis isn't some mystical copium, it's literally how you read what the big players actually doing vs what cnbc's telling retail to believe
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SignatureCollector
· 01-11 23:08
Alright, to put it plainly, those who rely on news to trade cryptocurrencies are all newbies; the whales have known this for a long time.
The technical analysis is the real truth; all those macro narratives are just bullshit.
Candlestick charts speak the truth, everything else is nonsense—that's what I want to hear.
If you try to interpret Bitcoin movement based solely on quantitative easing and tightening, you'll encounter a real contradiction:
Bitcoin rose during periods of quantitative tightening and fell during periods of easing. The opposite also happened.
The market does not move solely on official news and headlines. Central bank messages are not the whole story, and the whales moving liquidity have a completely different picture from what the average follower reads.
This is where technical analysis comes in. Not as a justification for the news, but as a real tool to read the market and understand the intentions of the big players. Technical analysis fills the gaps left by headlines and official figures.