Recently, with this wave of XMR operations, I achieved a 265% return, successfully pocketing nearly $6,900. But what I want to discuss this time is not just the numbers themselves.
From XMR to previous ZEC and CLO, my ability to accurately grasp these tokens actually follows the same logic—only trading the clearest structures presented by the market. It sounds simple, but executing it requires real patience.
Here's the situation with XMR: after breaking out of a long-term consolidation on the hourly chart, I decisively followed. ZEC was different—I saw on the weekly chart that the upward structure was clearly weakening, so I set up a short position. As for CLO, I entered during the daily chart's bottom formation and initial breakout. The method is the same, but the tokens and directions vary.
What is the core idea behind this? Most of the time, the market is indeed chaotic and disorderly. We don't need to conquer it; just enough patience to wait for it to show us recognizable patterns with probabilistic advantages, then execute according to plan. Many traders are constantly consuming themselves in chasing rallies and selling dips, but they simply haven't waited for this critical moment.
True profit comes from the correct execution of strategies. It should never be the ultimate goal but a proof of the proper functioning of the methodology. Moving with the market rhythm is much smarter than trying to beat the market.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 3h ago
Well... from a technical perspective, this multi-timeframe linkage recognition method actually has a basis, but the core issue is—can the discipline of execution really be maintained so easily?
This statement is interesting. It’s worth noting that most people lose at the "waiting" stage, not in the analysis itself.
265% is indeed impressive, but I’m more curious about the distribution of your win rates across these three cryptocurrencies... Are the timing accuracy differences between the hourly, weekly, and daily charts significant?
Speaking of which, based on behavioral finance research, the impulse to chase gains and sell losses is actually a deep-rooted cognitive bias—your point really hits a nerve.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 01-13 20:50
Wait a minute, why does this logic feel a bit familiar to me... Isn't it just a high-probability pattern? What's new about it?
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SandwichVictim
· 01-13 13:59
6900U in the bag, but what really matters is that set of logic... By the way, the hardest part is waiting, how many people can't hold on and start chasing blindly
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QuorumVoter
· 01-13 13:58
265% profit is awesome, but to be honest, what moved me the most was that line "waiting for it to show a clear structure"... Indeed, most people are just messing around and have no patience.
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bridgeOops
· 01-13 13:41
265% bro, this move is indeed impressive. But to be honest, looking at this set of theories, I'm more curious about how much you've lost to finally understand this whole thing.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 01-13 13:40
Sounds good, but how many people can truly hold and not move... I often get itchy hands.
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GasWaster
· 01-13 13:37
lmao 265% on xmr but didnt even account for the bridge fees getting in... fr fr tho the patience angle hits different when you're not stress-checking charts every 5min sweating over gwei spikes
Recently, with this wave of XMR operations, I achieved a 265% return, successfully pocketing nearly $6,900. But what I want to discuss this time is not just the numbers themselves.
From XMR to previous ZEC and CLO, my ability to accurately grasp these tokens actually follows the same logic—only trading the clearest structures presented by the market. It sounds simple, but executing it requires real patience.
Here's the situation with XMR: after breaking out of a long-term consolidation on the hourly chart, I decisively followed. ZEC was different—I saw on the weekly chart that the upward structure was clearly weakening, so I set up a short position. As for CLO, I entered during the daily chart's bottom formation and initial breakout. The method is the same, but the tokens and directions vary.
What is the core idea behind this? Most of the time, the market is indeed chaotic and disorderly. We don't need to conquer it; just enough patience to wait for it to show us recognizable patterns with probabilistic advantages, then execute according to plan. Many traders are constantly consuming themselves in chasing rallies and selling dips, but they simply haven't waited for this critical moment.
True profit comes from the correct execution of strategies. It should never be the ultimate goal but a proof of the proper functioning of the methodology. Moving with the market rhythm is much smarter than trying to beat the market.