Many people ask me how to survive in the crypto world and still do well. Honestly, it all comes down to learning how to read K-line charts. Today, I want to share a technical signal I’ve used many times—the Evening Star. This thing’s accuracy before a big drop is truly remarkable.



First, let’s talk about what an Evening Star is. After a market has risen for a while, a three-candle pattern suddenly appears: the first is a solid large bullish candle, showing a strong upward trend. The next day, a relatively short-bodied candle appears—either bullish or bearish—this one is small like a star in the sky. The third is the killer: a long bearish candle that directly plunges into the body of the first candle. This pattern is called the Evening Star, symbolizing a potential top and reversal. Industry insiders generally agree that its prediction accuracy can reach over 80%.

But that’s not all. If you combine it with three consecutive dark candles (three bearish candles, each lower than the previous one), it’s basically a prelude to a crash—there’s no escaping it.

I remember clearly, the moves on May 19, April 94, and October 11 all followed this pattern. In one night, the market dropped thousands of points, and everyone on the street was wailing and cutting losses. But our small group was different—we were all shorting, flipping positions instantly, with a rock-solid mindset. It felt like having the script in advance.

Looking back now, I’ve experienced those days of feeling completely isolated and helpless. Watching others lose everything in the market really hits home. That’s why I want to share what I’ve learned—like holding an umbrella for my past self who was caught in the rain. To achieve financial freedom in the crypto space and to climb the social ladder, ultimately, you need someone to give you a nudge.

Since we’re talking about trading strategies, I’ll briefly mention two popular methods nowadays.

One is dual-direction trading. This approach is very flexible—it works whether the market goes up or down. In a bull market, you can chase the rally; in a bear market, you can short. Making double the profit is easily doable. Many mainstream trading platforms now support this dual approach, and some even offer incentive policies during certain periods, like boosting investment returns by about 20%. That’s attractive for those wanting to increase their investments.

The other is holding coins—this is the most testing of one’s patience. It looks very simple—pick one or several coins, buy and hold for half a year or a year without touching them. But in practice, it’s extremely difficult because you have to resist all kinds of temptations and panic. However, if you stick with it, you can usually double your money—that’s the power of time.

The key is, regardless of which strategy you choose, you must thoroughly understand the technical aspects. The Evening Star is just an entry-level signal. True experts are those who can combine these signals with market psychology and capital flow analysis. That’s where the profit potential in crypto lies—how well you grasp it is up to you.
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AirdropAnxietyvip
· 1h ago
80% accuracy? Why am I still losing money haha Exactly, but the key is that you need to have the courage to short when you see it Evening Star combined with Three Black Crows, I've seen this pattern before, it's really fierce HODLing coins is truly the hardest, how many times have I felt the urge to cut my position in the middle This set of theories sounds perfect, but in practice, it still tests your psychological resilience Even if you thoroughly understand the technical analysis, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll make money; mindset is the real key I just want to know, how can I stay calm and not sell in panic situations
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 14h ago
Twilight Star, I believe in this move. Last year, I avoided a plunge thanks to it. Shorting and reversing positions feels really satisfying, but not many people still dare to play like that now. HODLing is the hardest; mental preparation is more important than watching K-line charts. An 80% accuracy rate sounds good, but in actual operation, you still need to judge for yourself.
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UnruggableChadvip
· 01-09 10:02
Twilight Star is good to use, but I still think most people playing technical analysis are just fooling themselves. In the face of market psychology, all of this is pointless. Honestly, some people can get rich relying on this, while others follow the signals and end up liquidating their positions. The element of luck is really significant. I've also seen those three market cycles, but the timing of each signal's appearance is different every time. That's the most frustrating part. Dual-direction trading sounds great, but in reality, it's just paying transaction fees to the exchange. Don't be fooled by incentivized policies.
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WagmiWarriorvip
· 01-09 10:01
The Twilight Star scheme is outdated, and most people who still believe in it have already been wiped out. Sounds like you're selling courses, bro. Saying you can get a 20% return from two-way trading is really bold. I was also involved in that 519 wave, but I haven't seen many people make money just from candlestick patterns. Holding coins is basically gambling; don't dress it up as the power of timing.
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BlockchainRetirementHomevip
· 01-09 09:57
80% accuracy? Buddy, you're exaggerating a bit. I remember the last time the Evening Star signal appeared, it was pretty brutal for me. This theory sounds impressive, but the ones who really make money never reveal their secrets. Do you believe it? HODLing strategies are indeed tough, but the premise is that you have to survive until the day your investment doubles. Most people can't make it that far.
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MoonMathMagicvip
· 01-09 09:55
The Twilight Star stuff I've listened to so many times, but the key is whether I can truly execute it. Most people see it right but still can't stop themselves from acting. HODLing is the real way to go; it's a test of mental resilience. After a full set, doubling your investment is no problem. 80% accuracy? Is there really such certainty in the crypto world? I don't believe it. Two-way trading sounds great, but in reality, you lose even faster—that's the real trap. It's really well said, but somehow it feels like you're trying to sell something.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 01-09 09:53
The Twilight Star signal has also been verified by me. The actual data does show some validity, but the claim of an 80% accuracy rate should be questioned... Whether you can achieve stable profits really depends on how you verify this protocol architecture. You can't rely on a single signal alone.
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CryptoMomvip
· 01-09 09:48
The Evening Star pattern is familiar, but I still trust my instincts more... Honestly, I've experienced shorting and reversing positions before, but now I’m too lazy to bother. I just HODL Bitcoin. This theory sounds like about an 80% accuracy rate, which is really just betting on probabilities. How many people can actually use it effectively... Wait, you say those three major dips were all signals? I remember there were other factors as well... By the way, double-sided trading definitely carries high risks, and platform incentive policies are full of tricks. Small retail investors shouldn’t expect to earn double. However, I do agree with sharing knowledge; it’s more honest than those who just cut the leeks.
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