The market continues to fluctuate within a range, and during yesterday's trading, we successfully captured a profit margin of 3640 points on Bitcoin. Ethereum also gained 112 points. The coordinated long and short operations made the overall rhythm quite smooth.
This oscillating pattern may seem calm, but it actually demands the highest reaction speed and timing from traders. The more the market fluctuates, the more important it is to closely observe the performance at key levels and wait for high-confidence signals. Once the timing is right, decisive execution often yields good returns.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL are currently testing key support and resistance levels. For participants, maintaining focus on the market, staying alert, and flexibly adjusting strategies are crucial to profiting at this stage. Market opportunities never come knocking on their own; we need to actively seize them.
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Anon4461
· 15h ago
3640 points? Really? Why didn't I catch it?
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 16h ago
3640 points directly in hand, this wave of momentum is indeed incredible.
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The market fluctuates like this; the calmer it looks, the easier it is to fall into a trap. I need to keep my eyes wide open.
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Two-way trading sounds good, but why do I always chase highs and sell lows?
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It's easy to say, but really hard to execute. Who can help me with mental preparation?
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SOL is indeed interesting at a critical position this time. Let's wait for the signal.
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Staring at the screen all day has almost blinded me. Sometimes I even miss opportunities.
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Exactly, opportunities wait for no one. Reacting a second too late means missing out.
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GweiObserver
· 16h ago
3640 points, impressive move. In a volatile market, only a few people really profit from the swings.
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WalletManager
· 16h ago
Point 3640 is easy to talk about, but the real profit comes from whether you dare to heavily allocate at critical positions. I'm talking about proper private key management.
The most vulnerable to being cut during sideways trading are those who haven't diversified their assets into multi-signature wallets. Otherwise, frequent trading just sends fees to the exchange.
How do on-chain analyses view BTC at this position? In my opinion, those who can survive until the next bull market are the ones holding tight to their chips, not the ones calculating the ledger every day.
Watching you all speculate on the 3640 point, I just laugh... I've long been lying dormant in a cold wallet. The real opportunity to make money never lies in sideways movements, but in the times when you can resist looking at the charts.
With such high contract risk factors, I don't understand how you dare to operate both ways. Isn't it more profitable to just hold spot long-term?
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WalletDetective
· 16h ago
3640 points? Why didn't I catch it? I'm trapped again...
The market continues to fluctuate within a range, and during yesterday's trading, we successfully captured a profit margin of 3640 points on Bitcoin. Ethereum also gained 112 points. The coordinated long and short operations made the overall rhythm quite smooth.
This oscillating pattern may seem calm, but it actually demands the highest reaction speed and timing from traders. The more the market fluctuates, the more important it is to closely observe the performance at key levels and wait for high-confidence signals. Once the timing is right, decisive execution often yields good returns.
Mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL are currently testing key support and resistance levels. For participants, maintaining focus on the market, staying alert, and flexibly adjusting strategies are crucial to profiting at this stage. Market opportunities never come knocking on their own; we need to actively seize them.