2026-01-17 03:23:50

This week's trading performance has been quite good, with 17 wins and 1 loss. Most importantly, every operation has been thoroughly scrutinized, with strategies disclosed in advance and trading paths fully transparent. The market can indeed be repeatedly frustrating, but as long as you keep the rhythm, you can steadily harvest significant profits.

I never boast about being able to predict the market with precision; I rely on the professional experience accumulated over these years in the crypto market to find opportunities amid market fluctuations with everyone. Recently, the US core CPI came in below expectations, easing market risk sentiment, which is precisely the window for many institutions to increase their holdings of Bitcoin. Leading assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum tend to show greater resilience when macro data shifts. Sticking to the market rhythm and making precise moves amid volatility is the key to not being eliminated in the wave of the crypto world.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 5h ago

A 17:1 record sounds pretty good, but that one loss still feels a bit uncomfortable.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 5h ago

nah the real edge isn't the 17-1 record, it's understanding where the liquidity actually pools when macro data shifts... most traders just chase the narrative tho

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ForkTongue

· 5h ago

17:1 record is indeed good, but the biggest fear in the crypto circle is a pullback. Hope it can stabilize. --- I agree on transparency. Compared to those shady analysts, at least this way you can see the thought process clearly. --- I also saw institutions bottoming out Bitcoin, but retail investors often become the chives when they follow the trend. --- CPI easing ≠ market must rise; macro data shifts also depend on market reactions. Don't celebrate too early. --- Sense of rhythm is important, but whether it can maintain 17:1 next time is uncertain. The risks in the crypto market are always present. --- What you said is correct, but most people know these truths and still can't stop themselves. --- It's true that top assets are resilient, but those small coins are just being harvested like chives by others.

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UncleWhale

· 5h ago

17 wins 1 loss sounds good, but in the crypto world, that ratio isn't really impressive... The key is whether he can maintain stability moving forward.

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rug_connoisseur

· 5h ago

17:1's record is pretty good, but in the crypto world with so many "experts," why do only a few people manage to make a profit... --- Transparency is easy to talk about, but how many can truly achieve it? --- I don't believe in precise timing, but the window for bottom-fishing is worth paying attention to. --- Are institutions quietly building positions again? I’m very familiar with this rhythm. --- Precise strikes during fluctuations? Sounds simple, but actually doing it is really difficult. --- Following CPI good news to increase holdings—does this logic work well in the crypto world? --- A 17-win record is indeed eye-catching, but with such a small sample size, it’s unlikely to be problematic. --- Market fluctuations are just part of the daily routine in the crypto world. --- Resilience is strong, but how do you avoid risks? --- What’s the prerequisite to avoid being eliminated? You need to have a stop-loss, right?

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StableGeniusDegen

· 5h ago

17 wins and 1 loss sounds pretty smooth, but to be honest, these numbers can easily numb people. The CPI part is indeed a signal, but institutions already hold a lot of chips, so we should be cautious when following up. This week's market has been nonstop, truly a test of patience.

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just_another_wallet

· 5h ago

Damn, a 17:1 win rate? Did you take some powerful pills this week? Winning is winning, but it just feels like we're always on the edge of bloodshed... It's so transparent, the paths are all laid out, so the difficulty of countering and cutting the leeks must be maxed out. Institutions are eating, and retail investors can be lucky to get some scraps, don't fool yourself. The rhythm sounds easy, but in practice, it feels like being headshot by the market. A CPI lower than expected is indeed a window, but once that window closes, it's a cliff. The resilience of top assets is real, but what I care more about is when to run. Precise strikes during volatility? Bro, I basically get beaten down during volatility. Sounds good, but history tells me that the "not being eliminated" theory is the easiest to get slapped in the face. Profits are visible, but what about the stop-loss orders? Why wasn't that mentioned?

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