2025-12-27 14:24:57

Staring at the Bitcoin chart, what are you actually looking at? Many people say they can't understand candlestick charts, but that's mostly an excuse. The real issue isn't the chart, but people.

The trading market is like this — smart people pretend to be naive, naive people pretend to be smart. You think you're reading the market trends, but little do you know, others have been reading you all along. Some come with answers to ask questions, while others pretend to be clueless with a clear understanding. In the end, the one who wins is never the one who reads the chart most accurately, but the one who understands human nature most thoroughly.

What is behind BTC's price fluctuations? It's a game of chips, a psychological contest, a game between people. Next time you watch the market, try to look at the candlestick chart a little less, and think more about what the other side is thinking.

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StealthMoon

· 9h ago

That's right, watching the market is about reading people's minds. I've understood this long ago.

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MergeConflict

· 9h ago

That's a great point. Watching candlestick charts isn't as good as reading people's minds. That's the difference in level.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 9h ago

Well said. Ultimately, it's a psychological battle; candlestick charts are just a cover. --- Every time I think I understand it, I turn around and get buried. Isn't that just reading others? --- Smart people pretending to be naive is so true. I've seen those who ask every day, "Is this the bottom?" but they've already bottomed out. --- The rise and fall of Bitcoin, to put it simply, is a tug-of-war of human nature. Whoever can endure wins. --- Look less at candlestick charts and study market psychology. That’s the real way to survive. --- Are you implying that we shouldn't look at charts blindly and should directly guess the market maker's intentions? --- Instead of studying candlestick charts, it's better to study the opponent's mindset. This batch of traders has finally woken up. --- Exactly right. All my friends around me who are losing money are dead-set on technical analysis and never reflect on human nature.

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