2026-01-17 08:10:29

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Weekly Market Review: Bitcoin reached a local high of 97,900 before quickly pulling back and then entering a sustained consolidation. A total of 18 trades were completed with a win rate of 94% (17 wins, 1 loss). Bitcoin accumulated a profit of 16,706 points, cashing out 125,793 USD; Ethereum gained 171 points, cashing out 13,940 USD.

The core logic of this market trend is very clear—consolidation is an opportunity. Many people make the common mistake of trying to chase the top and bottom during range fluctuations, only to get stopped out by sudden dips. The only stop-loss this week was also caused by this.

Honestly, this kind of market rhythm is actually the easiest to profit from. No need to predict the overall direction; just repeatedly build and close positions between support and resistance levels. The key is mindset—don't be greedy, stop-loss when needed, take profits when available.

If you're still in a losing cycle, consider looking at the market from a different perspective. A stable trading strategy is much more profitable than aggressive all-in moves.

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MevWhisperer

· 3h ago

94% win rate? Bro, are you serious? It feels a bit unbelievable. --- A volatile market indeed makes it easy to earn, just worried about losing control. --- I've also experienced stop-loss triggered by a sudden spike; it was really frustrating. --- The key is mindset; greed is the root of losses. --- Cash out 125793u, not a bad harvest this week. --- Support and resistance levels repeatedly trigger orders; sounds simple but really hard to do. --- All-in players are gamblers; a stable strategy is the way to survive long-term. --- 17 wins and 1 loss, how did that one loss happen? Chasing the top, probably. --- Negative economic data, yet the market is still volatile; this market is really unpredictable. --- Wait, is 125793u real? How much capital does that require?

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 3h ago

the oscillation between support and resistance... it's almost like watching price action as a performative text, no? reminds me of how duchamp deconstructed mechanical processes. anyway, 94% win rate feels like you've cracked some sort of aesthetic equilibrium in the market's meta-narrative.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 3h ago

94% win rate? Volatile markets do make it easier to make money, but I always feel like I'm the one getting whipped out... --- Listening to a profit of 16,706 points sounds pretty satisfying, but the key is that it's really hard to adjust your mindset. As soon as there's a rebound, I want to go all-in. --- Repeatedly operating at support and resistance levels sounds easy, but in practice, it requires a lot of caution. One careless move and you'll be washed out. --- Making money in oscillating markets is indeed possible, but the premise is that you must be able to resist chasing the top or bottom. That's much harder than predicting the direction. --- Cash out at 13,940 USD. Ethereum didn't make much profit this round; Bitcoin still looks more attractive. --- So the core is: don't be greedy, stick to stop-losses, and operate according to rules. It sounds easy, but who doesn't want to do that... --- If I hadn't sold at the high point of 97,900 in time, I might still be holding a bag inside. --- Eighteen trades in a week with a 94% win rate, and the only losing trade must have been especially painful.

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AirdropATM

· 3h ago

Is the 94% win rate real? I feel like my trades are just being targeted by professional pin traders.

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BoredRiceBall

· 3h ago

94% win rate? Man, are these numbers real? I feel like I've been pricked all week --- The most annoying thing about volatile markets is that even when you can make a profit, you're still trapped... that's the real deal --- Don't be greedy, this saying is good, but why can't I change? Every time there's a pullback, I get itchy to buy the dip --- Repeatedly bouncing between support and resistance? Sounds simple, but how much mentality does it take to do it? I'll give it a try --- 17 wins and 1 loss is indeed impressive, but the key question is: is that 1 the next trade? --- Stable strategies > all-in. I agree, but in practice, who hasn't learned stability after losing money by going all-in? --- 125793u sounds pretty intimidating, but it's really just marketing hype --- The stop-loss with a needle insertion is really disgusting. Is there any way to avoid it? --- Market review is somewhat interesting, at least more reliable than those who call trades every day --- Looking at the market from a different angle sounds a bit vague. How exactly do you change your perspective?

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