2026-01-14 03:22:49

Everyone says, "They sell when I buy" and "I sell when they buy," which sounds like a psychological bias and superstition. But I decided to actually test this phenomenon—using an additional wallet account to verify whether it’s possible to profit from this pattern. The result? Surprisingly effective. Not only effective, but so far it feels quite good... This market psychology phenomenon does exist; the key is whether you can identify and leverage it. Many traders' behavior patterns do have regularities, especially in emotionally driven markets. The side account experiment proved this point, and perhaps it’s worth further attention.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 4h ago

ngl this logic sounds a bit shaky, but if it really can reliably harvest profits, I have to give it a try.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 4h ago

Wow, can this really make money? I want to try side account operations too.

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AirdropCollector

· 4h ago

Haha, I also want to try, but I always feel that this thing relies more on luck. --- A reverse operation does have some value, but it only counts if the sample size is large enough. --- Wait, is this really making money or just short-term luck... --- Psychological games do exist, but most people give up after a few tries and start following the crowd again. That's the real challenge. --- Smart to test with side accounts, at least it can eliminate personal emotional interference. I need to learn from that. --- Honestly, it still depends on market sentiment cycles. Only a few people are able to catch the bottom. --- This logic sounds good, but few can actually execute it; most people end up getting liquidated.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 4h ago

Haha, isn't this just reverse thinking to make trades? I've tried it too, and there are definitely some tricks to it. Wait, is this guy using a side account to verify this theory? Alright, at least he's willing to practice in real trading, unlike some people who just talk big. By the way, market psychology does have patterns, especially in emotional trading, it's very obvious—it's just a matter of whether you can catch it. However, I think exploiting this kind of loophole will eventually be discovered. When too many people do the opposite, it will be game over. It's a gamble on whether your judgment is faster than others. This game is quite exciting. It seems this person has already grasped some of the principles; worth referencing.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 4h ago

Damn, isn't this the reverse operation method? I feel like I've been acting as a negative example all along, haha.

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