2026-01-03 12:22:57

Two days to turn the tide 5 times, from 1860U to 75,000U in trading recap

Most people look at the market, only waiting; a few look at the market, will take proactive action. For this operation, I want to break down the complete thought process.

**Step 1: Short-term Capture**

On the afternoon of the 27th, the market was sluggish, but I sensed the volume accumulation signals at the bottom. I lightly bought long at a price of 0.026, not expecting the market to suddenly start, pushing the price up to 0.048. Following the predetermined take-profit point, I decisively exited, earning 26,000U. This is not luck, but an understanding of the relationship between volume and price.

**Step 2: Reverse Operation**

After making money, it’s easy to be blinded by victory. The first thing I did was to observe calmly. The next day, the volume clearly weakened, which is a bearish signal. I reversed and opened a short at 0.0483, and the price dipped as expected to 0.0392. Again, take profit, earning another 26,000U. Two precise judgments in a row, the key is not to be greedy and to strictly follow trading discipline.

**Step 3: Large-scale Layout**

Short-term gains are just a warm-up. I started to focus on Bitcoin’s medium-term trend—position 87582 shows obvious buildup, which is a bullish signal. In the evening, a large bullish candle appeared, reaching a high of 91931. Following the risk control plan, I took profit, harvesting 23,000U.

**Core Logic Summary**

These three operations seem independent, but they actually follow the same methodology: volume analysis → precise entry → disciplined take-profit → risk management. The account grew from 1860U to 75,000U; although the increase is significant, each step is based on technical reasoning, not blindly chasing the rise.

Currently, the Fed’s rate cut expectations are heating up, and such policy catalysts often trigger large wave opportunities. Those who have already positioned can enjoy the trend; those still observing, don’t let missing out turn into regret. The rhythm of the market, if timed right, yields profit; if not, it’s a lesson.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-06 08:24

Well, achieving two consecutive precise take profits is the real skill, unlike some people who chase highs and get trapped. Discipline enforcement is indeed a dividing line; most people just can't resist taking profits. 2.6K + 2.6K + 2.3K, each with supporting reasons—this is what trading is all about. Volume signals really require long-term monitoring to perceive. By the way, will the Fed's rate cut this time be a false breakout again? It's easiest to be fooled during such times. The take profit points are set so precisely, it must have involved analyzing countless K-line charts behind it. A fivefold turnaround is indeed impressive, but those without a plan will return to zero after two weeks of review. The step of reversing to short requires the strongest mental resilience; not many dare to operate in the opposite direction after making a profit. This logic sounds simple, but executing it requires enduring how many counter-shocks. People who thoroughly understand the relationship between volume and price are truly rare; most just chase highs and sell lows.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-03 23:13

Damn, five times in two days? This guy's volume analysis is really top-notch, but speaking of which... isn't this kind of review always a hindsight thing? I believe in strict discipline, but can you really stay so calm during live trading? I think it takes a few years of experience to do that. The move around 87582 was definitely showing signs of buildup, but unfortunately I was still debating whether to add to my position... now I regret it so much. The take-profit point was very clear, and that's probably the key to making money—better than any technical indicator. If this market trend continues like this, it feels like there's still a chance. The Federal Reserve probably still has some room to loosen monetary policy.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-03 12:52

Volume accumulation is indeed easy to overlook, but this kind of review always feels like hindsight... The real test is whether it can be repeated next time.

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SerLiquidated

· 01-03 12:51

Getting the market timing right really is profitable; missing it means getting wiped out... This guy has some skills. To put it simply, it's about strict take-profit and not being greedy. It sounds simple, but most people can't do it. I need to study the volume signals set carefully. A fivefold increase in two days is indeed impressive.

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unrekt.eth

· 01-03 12:50

Take-profit discipline is real, but this wave of market movement still looks a bit fierce. --- When volume weakens, do you turn around and short? Quite bold, huh. --- Not being greedy is correct, but unfortunately, many know about it, few do it. --- The Federal Reserve lowering interest rates again, how long can this meme last? --- A 5x turnaround sounds great, but I don't know if the next stop-loss will come. --- Consistently accurate judgments, either top-notch technical skills or good luck. --- The risk control plan sounds good, but do you execute it the same way when losses occur? --- The idea of accumulating volume at the bottom is indeed worth pondering. --- From 1860 to 75,000, the increase is really fierce, but I can only trust the post-mortem analysis so much when it's written like this. --- Doing well with take-profit and stop-loss, just afraid the market might suddenly turn around.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-03 12:47

Profit-taking discipline is really the key; most people get caught up in greed and lose. Wait, does the volume signal need to be combined with candlestick patterns to be reliable? Talking about a 5x turnaround is easy, but the psychological pressure during actual operation is immense... This wave indeed caught the rhythm accurately, but why do I always operate in the opposite direction? Combining volume and price with risk control sounds simple, but in reality, it's not that easy. So the key still lies in execution; understanding alone isn't enough. This time, the Federal Reserve's expectations indeed created an opportunity; whether the next wave can be caught depends on how accurate the timing is.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-03 12:46

Oh no... it's another story of a 5x comeback, truly incredible. Wait, accumulating volume, profit-taking discipline... sounds quite professional, but why do I feel like I could say it too if I just took one more step? Yet my account still ends up bleeding. Honestly, every time I watch these recaps, I want to FOMO, but what was the result of the last time I tried to bottom fish with on-chain data? It directly caused a big dump, and my small position turned into a permanent hold. But this guy definitely timed it right, making 23,000 on a long at 87582... I was just one big bullish candle away, always just a little short.

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ILCollector

· 01-03 12:33

Oops, it's that same old "volume analysis and disciplined take profit" spiel again, I'm getting tired of hearing it. The key is, how can you be so sure that 0.0483 is a bearish signal? It all feels like armchair quarterbacking after the fact. If I really had that ability, I would have achieved financial freedom long ago, and wouldn't be here writing recap posts. Five times in two days? I bet this guy's next move will be a full gamble and get wiped out. Volume accumulation? Sounds simple, but during real trading, isn't everyone's heart pounding faster? Haha. That's why I call myself the "Unpredictable Loss Collector." You "experts" are actually my collectibles.

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