Iran's outbreak of war caused Bitcoin to spike momentarily 🩸


But BTC still spent the entire month during the Spring Festival consolidating in a box range between 72,000 and 64,000
During this month, it was completely possible to achieve actual profits of 60,000 points through mindless high-short and low-long trading
This is also why I haven't published many articles in the past few days, because the two previous instances of going long and short simultaneously already fully demonstrated that our prediction of viewing the box consolidation was completely correct
So there will definitely be more consolidation within this box range afterward, so I felt there was no necessity to publish articles. With 8 instances of going long and short simultaneously, if I came out to brag every single time, imagine the traffic volume. How many leeks would a teacher have to cut🤷‍♂️
No need, you know what I mean, I've said I only do real work. Since the subsequent market movement is still in this range, followers can make money trading on their own, so there's no need for us to constantly update articles to brag. Diligent followers know how to trade, and it's not very meaningful to teach lazy followers anyway—they'll just look at teachers' articles saying to go long in the morning and short in the evening, then mess around on their own
No way around it, a single article's predicted market cycle is too long, resulting in me not needing to post a bunch of call-out articles every day, nor can I post piles of "making tons of money" content, so traffic doesn't go up
It's because I can predict market cycles too far in advance—I take the blame for this🙂If heaven gave me the ability to see all market movements in one glance, why would we even bother chasing traffic?
Really good things are genuinely hard to market—timeless truth. Is there any traffic expert out there willing to help me out🙂
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