Everyone's shouting #Doge to pump, but let's not just talk trash; I’ll lay out the strategy!\n\nI’ve scrolled through, and everyone’s chatting about Doge. Sounds lively, but how many are actually willing to reveal their entry points?\n\nI won’t BS you guys; here’s how to handle the doge wave, I’m going all in: \n\nThe entry point is my confidence, and the screenshot is my proof.\n\nI’m dropping this here for now; once the market plays out, we’ll circle back for verification.\n\nIf you think this is fire, hit that like and save; if you’re slow, reflect in the comments.
🧠 Let's Talk Bitcoin: The Weekly Bounce is Almost Over, Here's What to Do Next 🧠
I'll drop the timeframes for you to check:
🔻 Pullback Low Window: April 28 – April 30
🔺 Bounce High Window: May 5 – May 7
This weekly bounce is nearing its end, not much room left up top.
Most likely, we’ll see a pullback first, then a little push upwards, but it won’t go too high.
So my strategy is clear moving forward:
High sell on Bitcoin, low buy on Ethereum,
Don’t FOMO when it pumps, and don’t panic when it dumps.
Wait for a small long near the lows and get aggressive short near the highs.
When the levels hit, I’ll shout it out in the group, so don’t make any hasty moves.
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The whales have definitely switched things up. Now they like to fake a break above the previous high before smashing it down.
The old players used to just slam it down directly at resistance levels, nice and clean.
Now, this new whale pokes up a few dozen points to pretend to break through, then sweeps all the stop losses for shorts before crashing back down — that spike at 79455 yesterday was a classic script.
I gave the strategy to short at 79970 on the 23rd, and this dude poked up to 79455 and then dipped, missing my order by less than 500 points. Then it plummeted all the way down to 76413, and my take profit at 76608 has been hit.
Several bros in the group who entered manually have already cashed in, while I, the one who provided the strategy, watched from the sidelines because I was stubborn about the entry point.
📌 The takeaway is clear: $BTC When trading, don’t be too stingy about those few points. If the structure and direction are right, set a wider entry and get in first; at worst, you can tighten the stop loss. It’s better than just sitting outside watching the show.
This time around, the big Bitcoin short was spot on; the only issue was not getting in.
But I’m thick-skinned, and I own my mistakes.
Next time, I’ll set the order wider and keep pushing.
Discovered something disgusting. Someone dug up a post from a month ago analyzing London gold.
I didn’t take a screenshot, but I bet you all saw it too.
A month ago, they wrote a bearish article, and then for the entire month, they were pumping the group with bottom calls, shouting to go long, claiming gold would hit 5000. When the market actually dropped, they quickly resurrected that old post, pinned it, and added a line saying, "Just as I predicted."
Just as you predicted? You predicted your mom.
📌 Why do people like this get hated?
Because they mislead not just themselves, but the bunch of folks who believe them. Those who listened to him and went long on gold this past month are either underwater or got wrecked.
And him?
Holding onto a month-old fluff piece pretending to be a master,
New followers see it: Wow, so accurate.
Old followers look at their account balance: Wow, you really can act.
📌 Brother Bi always does things differently.
On April 20th, openly called 4812 short, continuously reminded to hold, yesterday called for 4672 to add to the short, today 4612 hit the second take profit. I haven’t deleted any posts, the direction hasn’t changed, and I haven’t shouted a single long position in between. If you dare to dig up my post from a month ago, I’ll dare to put my current screenshots side by side for comparison. I’m not an armchair trader, I’ve been calling it all along, all the way through.
As a trading blogger, the most valuable thing isn’t the skill, it’s the integrity.
Being bearish a month ago, then calling longs, and when it drops pulling out an old post—this is called technical analysis? This is called monkey business.
I block every single one of these types I see. If you come across them, don’t hold back, just roast them.
Next week is crucial for London Gold: if we can't hold the 4630 line, the bear market officially kicks off. 📐
Today, I hit the second take profit on my short from 4812 at 4612; 70% of my position is already secured. The guys in the group know that after taking profits, I advised everyone to set a stop-loss at break-even. The remaining position isn’t about chasing short-term gains; it’s to keep an eye on a big one: 4295.97.
📌 Why do I keep stressing the importance of watching 4630 next week?
From the structure chart, it’s clear that the 4630-4660 zone is the lower edge of a dense trading area at the daily level. According to Dow Theory, once a key support is broken, it immediately turns into resistance. If the weekly close ends below 4630, it confirms a breakdown, and that’s not just a simple pullback; it’s the beginning of a trend-level bear market.
📌 What’s the script?
If we can’t hold 4630 next week, the bearish trend continues, and any rebound just fuels the fire. My short position from 4812 can comfortably run towards my third take profit at 4295.97.
If it happens to close above, then that means the structure has changed, and I’ve already locked in my break-even on my base position. I won’t lose money on this trade, and I can wait for a new signal to enter again.
This trade is no longer about gambling on the price; it’s about using 70% of the profits to aim for a larger opportunity below.
The beauty of trend trades lies here: we’ve eaten the head and body of the fish, and now we just have to wait for the tail to swim out on its own.
No matter how it shakes next week, just focus on how the weekly close holds around 4630.
I released the third take profit at 4219 a while ago; whether it hits or not, the market decides.
But our position is already in an unbeatable spot.
For those who followed along, let’s catch the fish tail together next week.
It's not the constant chart-watching that's tiring. It's the endless calls, the repeated reminders to hold your positions, and still, some folks get shaken out.
On April 20th, I shared the 4812 short strategy, with three clear take-profit levels: 4704, 4612, and 4295.
Throughout the process, I mentioned countless times in the group to hold, publicly tweeted numerous times to short, and even gave a voice prompt this morning to add at 4672.
Just now, a spike hit 4612, and the second take-profit was reached.
With the base position plus the add-on, that’s a total profit of 261 points.
But I can't feel happy about it.
Because I know there are still some who bailed midway, some who were too scared to add, and some who took a quick 30 points and then watched the market continue to drop, smacking their thighs in regret.
📌 After nine years in trading, what wears me down isn’t analyzing the market; it’s repeating the same message and still not changing some people's mindset.
I can give you the levels, I can call the direction, I can set the stop-loss. But whether you can hold that position, whether you deserve to earn that money, only you can decide.
Trading with the trend is tough; it’s not the technicals that are hard, it’s the mindset.
I'm tired, but I’ll keep providing the strategies.
On April 20th, I shared the short strategy at 4812, and just now the second take profit at 4612 was hit perfectly. 🎯
This London Gold trade, I caught the whole wave, let’s do a full recap today.
📍 Phase One: Pre-positioning
On April 20th, I publicly shared the strategy: short around 4812, stop loss at 4890, take profits at 4704, 4612, and 4295.
This isn’t hindsight; I laid out all three take profit levels in advance.
📍 Phase Two: Continuous Reminders to Hold
During this process, I repeatedly emphasized in the group, tweeted publicly to hold the short, and kept saying to stick with it. There were pullbacks and fluctuations, and some asked if they should exit. My answer was simple: set your stop loss to break even and hold on.
📍 Phase Three: Position Size Increase on Breakout
This morning at 11:04, the market quickly broke below 4672, and I voiced in the group: add to your short. The initial position at 4813 was still open, added at 4672 to follow through, both shorts running toward take profit.
📍 Phase Four: Precise Take Profit
Just now, it hit 4612.75, and the second take profit at 4612.21 was hit precisely.
📌 Let’s do the math:
Initial short at 4813 → take profit at 4612, making 201 points.
Add-on short at 4672 → take profit at 4612, making 60 points.
Total profit of 261 points. With 5x leverage and a 3% position size, this profit is sweet.
📌 Current Operations:
30% of the position has already been cashed in at the first take profit of 4704, and just now, another 50% was taken at the second take profit. The remaining 20% has a break-even stop loss set, continuing to eye the third take profit at 4295.97. Even if the break-even hits, this trade is still a big win overall.
Why is trend trading tough?
It’s not tough because of direction; it’s tough because of holding.
Even with my guidance throughout, constant reminders, and public calls, some still exited early, some hesitated to add to their positions, and some booked small profits too soon.
In the end, trading isn’t about skill; it’s about mindset. I provided the technicals; execution is up to you.
Brothers who kept up, let me know in the comments: how many take profits did you hit in this wave?
Technical connections, energy exchange. Self-selected, self-controlled, profits and losses are on you.