“My position is about to explode!” At 10 PM on Monday, a message from fan Xiaolin came with a crying tone, along with a screenshot showing,

The Bitcoin price stopped at $85,231, which was the phase low after breaking below $86,000 during the day.

This nurse, who has only been working for two years, was trapped after chasing the high of $110,000 last year. This time she gathered $50,000 in capital to follow my operations, and it looked like she was about to stumble again.

I stared at the fluctuating data in the market software—

Coinglass showed that the number of liquidated positions in 24 hours reached 218,800, with a liquidation amount exceeding $1.2 billion,

But if you look at the latest data from Coinbase, the circulating supply of Bitcoin remains stable at around 19.9 million coins,

And the CME “Federal Reserve Watch” shows that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December has reached 87.6%.

“Don’t cut, this is emotional selling.”

I told her to split the remaining funds into two parts, to add positions at $85,800 and $87,200.

Early Tuesday morning, Bitcoin indeed rebounded off the bottom, and Xiaolin sent a series of exclamation marks.

I repeatedly reminded her “don’t focus on the intraday chart,” until Wednesday afternoon, when the price stabilized at the $90,000 mark, Binance showed that the 24-hour contract trading volume for Bitcoin surged to $28.62 billion, with clear funding support signals, then I let her set a take-profit order.

At 3 PM on Thursday, my phone kept vibrating.

In Xiaolin’s screenshot, the selling price was fixed at $92,100, just stuck in the overnight $92,840 high pullback range.

“After deducting fees, I netted $11,500!” she sent a screenshot of a milk tea order, “I must treat you to a year’s worth!”

I opened her position records, and the two additional orders were accurately placed at the rebound nodes, raising the total position cost to $88,300.

Actually, there’s no secret; I was just watching the signals of fund inflow after the Bank of Japan's hints of a rate hike in December, along with the support strength at the key $90,000 level—

These clues can be seen in the $74.744 billion market cap fluctuation data from Coinbase.

Xiaolin asked again if we should chase back, and I sent over the latest market screenshot: “The current price is $91,860, down 0.26%, let’s wait and see.”

Making money has never been about luck, just like she closely monitors patients' heart rates during her night shifts, I focus on the funding logic behind the candlestick charts and macro policy signals, this is the most stable “stethoscope” in the crypto world. @bit冰