2025-12-29 04:20:46

#比特币与黄金战争 Early morning long positions steadily secured profits

Bitcoin dropped 1649 points, Ethereum gained 71 points
A single order directly earned 30,000 in oil fee profit
$BTC $ETH
The volatility characteristics of different cryptocurrencies determine the trading rhythm. Bitcoin and Ethereum's price movements are often inversely proportional. By understanding this pattern, the leading cryptocurrencies in your portfolio can truly create value. There are no absolute risks in the market, only traders who are unprepared.

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BearMarketLightning

· 13h ago

1649 points? That was a really aggressive move. Why am I still buying the dip?

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BearMarketNoodler

· 13h ago

Anyway, it's the same old story: the market has no risk, only rookie traders. Just listen to it.

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MrDecoder

· 13h ago

30,000 yuan in fuel costs? Can this even be eaten? Why do I only see losses?

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 13h ago

1649 points? Alright, I believe you're really making money. --- The inverse proportional rule sounds nice, but in reality, it's about betting on the right direction. --- Eating up 30,000 in oil fees, how big must the principal be? Just asking casually. --- Taking profits in the morning, and there's been no shortage of big dives in the evening. --- I'm the trader who is underprepared, straightforward but true. --- This wave of the market is a bit tense, wait and see before making a move. --- Creating value for top coins? Just hearing this phrase sounds like telling a story. --- Ethereum only gained 71 points, and you dare to post a solo article? --- Everyone knows the inverse proportional relationship, but the question is how to catch it.

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