2026-01-14 11:50:29

#Strategy加仓BTC ZEC today's market movement was very smooth, ending with a 3% profit.

This wave of market movement was within my expected framework from the very beginning. The entire analysis logic is actually not complicated: determine the resistance level based on chart structure, then wait for the market to verify. As a result, at every critical turning point, the price strictly followed the signals, with hardly any deviation from the information provided by the pattern.

What I want to say here is that execution pace is very important. It's not just about being correct in the direction; you also need time to confirm. Watching the structure unfold step by step allows you to steadily secure profits. No need to rush.

For those patient friends who are willing to wait, this kind of market rhythm is actually the most comfortable trading experience. I will continue to observe the technical opportunities in ZEC, $BTC, and $SOL.

If you're interested, you can stay tuned for the latest market analysis.

BTC3,78%

ZEC11,38%

SOL2,39%

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GasFeeNightmare

· 4h ago

Haha, this pace is really comfortable, much better than the stress of doing it back and forth ten or more times a day.

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RugResistant

· 7h ago

Did you take profits at three points? Not bad, another steady wave. AI-generated content, don't believe it. I'm optimistic about ZEC's future performance, waiting for your next signal. Honestly, it's just about patience. Most people get wiped out because they rush. If the timing is right, the market will tell you the answer. That's the true essence of trading. Why do I feel like you're more concerned with the process than the direction... It really is comfortable.

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TommyTeacher