#ETH巨鲸增持 During the bottom consolidation phase, the worst thing you can do is chase highs and panic sell lows. Be patient, position yourself in advance, and wait for the right moment—that’s how you capture real profits.

This time, I set up short positions on BTC in the 93,681 to 92,856 range and secured 825 points, pocketing 7,425u.

To be honest, it’s tough when the market is in a stalemate, but as long as the direction is right, profits will explode the moment the deadlock is broken. Keeping up with the right rhythm is more important than anything else; don’t let short-term volatility shake you out. Focus on clear, high-conviction opportunities—this is the path to steady profits. The market won’t offer opportunities every day, but when they come, you must seize them.

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DuskSurfer

· 22h ago

Hold still, that's the real secret to making money. --- 825 points is really intense, but the real test is still ahead. --- Every time people say to wait for the right moment, but the opportunity never comes and they leave first. --- It feels great when the breakout finally happens, but the fear is always being stuck waiting for it. --- That's true, but the question is who can actually seize that moment. --- Laying in wait sounds easy, but having the patience to sit tight is the real skill. --- 7,425u in the bag, that's a nice profit, but in a bottoming market like this, who dares to say where the bottom is? --- The scariest thing is doubting everything while waiting, only to miss out in the end. --- It sounds good, but when it comes to actually doing it, can you really keep your emotions in check? --- Certainty in opportunities? Sometimes the market is just uncertain.

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