Waiting for a clear entry signal: Four-hour third buy signal approaching
Why do I always advise everyone not to be too obsessed with "breaking new highs"?
Looking at this wave of market, BTC still remains strong. The 30-minute adjustments from 4 AM to 9 AM were somewhat soft, and the central pivot formed was running—basically, lacking a sense of direction. Continuing to hit new highs in the afternoon or evening is quite possible, but that doesn't mean there are no risks.
A correction at the four-hour level is not far off. Friends wanting to buy the dip don't need to rush to act now.
What's even more important? This wave of BTC is a continuation of the daily upward trend, and the four-hour central pivot has already been broken. According to technical rhythm, the four-hour third buy signal should appear in the next day or two—that's the real opportunity window.
That's when the chance to make big gains will come.
Based on recent trend patterns, four-hour corrections usually oscillate within 4-7%. As long as the decline stays within this range, you can gradually build positions. Instead of being confused by short-term new highs, it's better to patiently wait for clear signals from the technicals.
Going long is not impulsive; it's waiting for the right moment.
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ForkMaster
· 8h ago
Oh no, it's that same "wait for three buys" argument again. I've heard it at least a hundred times last year. And what happened? The money for feeding three kids is almost gone from waiting.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 9h ago
Waiting for a third buy again? I'll go in directly, anyway I can afford to lose haha
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TommyTeacher
· 9h ago
Wait a minute, why do I feel like this logic is a bit shaky... Last time I heard you talk about a three-buy signal, and it ended up getting crushed down.
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airdrop_huntress
· 9h ago
Hmm... That same four-hour three-buy strategy again. Is it really reliable this time?
Let's wait for the signal tomorrow. Anyway, chasing the high now is just wasting bullets.
Hearing about new highs too often, better to stay cautious.
Wait until the three-buy signal appears, don't be fooled by short-term tricks.
The four-hour indicator sounds good in theory, but what about in practice? Anyway, I've already entered in batches.
Waiting again? Isn't it better to position early?
I'm optimistic about the day after tomorrow. What if there's no signal?
A bit anxious, but I understand this logic.
Enter when the pullback is in place, don't overthink it.
That's right, better to wait for a clear signal before acting, to avoid trouble.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 9h ago
Say again and again that we're waiting for signals... but I feel like I'm waiting every day. Will it be delayed again this time?
#数字资产市场动态 $BTC
Waiting for a clear entry signal: Four-hour third buy signal approaching
Why do I always advise everyone not to be too obsessed with "breaking new highs"?
Looking at this wave of market, BTC still remains strong. The 30-minute adjustments from 4 AM to 9 AM were somewhat soft, and the central pivot formed was running—basically, lacking a sense of direction. Continuing to hit new highs in the afternoon or evening is quite possible, but that doesn't mean there are no risks.
A correction at the four-hour level is not far off. Friends wanting to buy the dip don't need to rush to act now.
What's even more important? This wave of BTC is a continuation of the daily upward trend, and the four-hour central pivot has already been broken. According to technical rhythm, the four-hour third buy signal should appear in the next day or two—that's the real opportunity window.
That's when the chance to make big gains will come.
Based on recent trend patterns, four-hour corrections usually oscillate within 4-7%. As long as the decline stays within this range, you can gradually build positions. Instead of being confused by short-term new highs, it's better to patiently wait for clear signals from the technicals.
Going long is not impulsive; it's waiting for the right moment.