2025-12-25 20:21:28

The Christmas holiday has left the crypto market in a deadlock. Sideways movement, weak rebounds—this is when things are most likely to go wrong—many people see a small rise and can't sit still, insisting on chasing the rally. But honestly, this rebound is a trap; the story of the downtrend isn't over yet. Now is the smart move to push higher; don't foolishly chase the rise, or you'll often end up being the one cut off.

My short positions are never just random calls; I base them entirely on market structure. In early October, I called for shorts around 120,000, and the followers had already locked in profits long ago. This week, I provided two precise high-level signals—at 90,000 and 30,50—each time hitting the top, and those copying didn't lose a penny. Compared to retail traders in the market, it's truly disappointing. Chasing the rise and selling on dips is like their fate—people jump in at rebounds, then panic-sell at dips, getting liquidated and even apologizing for quitting the scene. They turn around and open new positions to continue harvesting the weak hands, showing no integrity.

What's even more outrageous is that some so-called "trading institutions" encourage retail traders to leverage themselves to turn things around. The difference between Bitcoin's opening and liquidation points is less than 800 points? That's not guiding trades; that's scamming. Only brainless retail traders would follow. The crypto world is never short of weak hands—many people work hard to earn their money and think they can turn things around with heavy leverage, feeling that trading without risk isn't meaningful. But in the world of high leverage, greed only drags people into the abyss, and most likely, they'll end up losing everything. Instead of blaming the market's cruelty, it's better to manage your own trades well and not be the fool handing over money.

Back to the technical analysis. During the Christmas holiday, liquidity has dried up, and this week's volatility has been shrinking. The Bitcoin trend is actually quite clear: the daily candlestick shows a long lower shadow hammer, which looks like support, but the Bollinger Bands are opening downward, indicating the trend remains bearish. The momentum for a rebound on Monday isn't strong enough…

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RugpullTherapist

· 5h ago

Are you bragging about your precise calls again? I remember your last high-altitude call also failed. Chasing the rise is foolish, and what about the followers? Wake up, everyone. Leverage turning around is nothing but debt turning around. Don't end up crying and asking who can save me. It's just mutual cutting of leeks, let's see who cuts more ruthlessly. I'm tired of hearing about this rebound trap; if it rises tomorrow, you'll have to change your tune. Liquidity exhaustion can actually lead to a burst; don't be too absolute, bro.

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airdrop_huntress

· 11h ago

Chasing the rise always makes you a fool; this wave has peaked. They're starting to cut the leeks again, same old tricks. Accurate short entry points, copying trades to guaranteed profit, right? High leverage is just giving away money, don't blame me for the warning. Bollinger Bands opening downward, the bear market isn't over yet. Retail traders have a tough life; chasing anything gets you trapped. Liquidity dried up this week; rebounds are all fake. The dream of a turnaround is deadly; leverage is an abyss. Precise high-altitude signals, those who follow have already locked in profits. Don't be naive; a rebound is just a trap.

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BearMarketGardener

· 12-25 20:50

Eh, here comes the story of chopping leeks again, tired of hearing it... That's right, chasing the rise is asking for death, but how does that sound like self-praise? High leverage is really poison; I've seen too many people lose everything with a single all-in. Bollinger Bands opening downward? Here we go again, shorting again, anyway, whatever the operation, it can match. This week's market is like sleeping; when will we see a decent trend again? Those still daring to chase rebounds are probably new leeks.

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LiquidationHunter

· 12-25 20:46

Another signal trader out here to harvest the little guys, tired of hearing it Everyone claims to be accurate, why not just take a screenshot as proof Chasing the rally is foolish, bottom-fishing is foolish, in the end, they’re all the same 800-point liquidation zone? That’s ridiculous, just a trap for retail investors Instead of trusting so-called expert signals, it’s better to learn how to cut losses yourself High-leverage players are basically just sending money away, no exceptions

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 12-25 20:29

Haha, there's nothing wrong with that. Retail investors deserve to be cut, really. People chasing the rise must have their brains flooded. The short position at 90,000 was indeed fierce. Are they doing it again this time? High-leverage players are just here to give away money, deservedly so. The Bollinger Bands still have enough room to expand, continue to look for a decline. I'm the one who doesn't follow the trend, and I actually live the most comfortably, haha.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 12-25 20:26

ngl this liquidity death spiral is *chef's kiss*... the hammer candle's screaming support but bolinger bands don't lie, entropy's building

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