陈桂林谈交易
陈桂林谈交易
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Many of my friends around me are more or less stuck or have experienced pullbacks; some in crypto, some in US stocks;
The bullish KOLs I follow have also gradually surrendered;
Right now, I just want to say to the market: Bro, I was wrong, just give me a chance to withdraw my tactical position, and I'll accept the rest as a loss!
I've been humble enough this round, no talk of a bull comeback, no champagne at halftime, no showing off trades—so why is it still like this?
To summarize a feeling:
Since 2026, the biggest impression the crypto market has given me is that it drags the pace; a market that drags the pace often requires more patience.
Thoughts: Will this pace continue going forward? Will the pace change? The market is in different cycles, and the pace often changes accordingly. What about the impact of the external environment?
To be honest, most KOLs aren't as good as Maimai 😂
In just a few sentences, he clearly explained the Nvidia situation and the overall AI market.
KOLs only post a picture and then ask, if you were Huang, who would you choose?
Learn more and watch more, I've always had the @MSX_CN official account on notifications, it's all knowledge.
麦通MSX
November 13, 2026｜MaiMai Classroom
🤔 Just looking at the Nasdaq's 0.39% drop last night, it's hard to imagine how volatile it was during the session.
Once the news of Jensen Huang's resignation broke, $NVDA plunged nearly 14% at one point.
🎬 In today's MaiMai Classroom, let's talk about how the stock price bounced back after the sudden leadership change～
#AI
There are no natural disasters, only man-made ones;
When the price was pinned at 75-74, it could still be said it was to get contract liquidity, but now it can only be said that it's forcing spot positions.
Unfortunately, I wasn't sharp enough to act on the bullish candle at 81, and now that it has fallen back again, the significance of trading is minimal.
My spot holdings have always been kept separately in #OKX, and I haven't sold a single bit, stubbornly enduring the drawdown.
Then, to clarify my points:
1. The BTC I bought at $65,000 and the ETH I bought at $1,600 will not be moved;
2. I am still bullish. In my system, the current rally of BTC since $57,000 is not yet complete;
3. There are many twists and turns along the way, but enduring these setbacks is indeed part of trading; if you can't be perfect, then endure;
4. From an operational perspective this time: I basically avoided all the traps (no altcoins, no storage, no short-term contract trading, no leverage to tough out drawdowns);
The only operational shortcoming I see is that I used the funds from the tactical position to double down on spot at Ethereum's 2380 level.
This has resulted in a very passive position operationally, with little room to maneuver.
The discipline I set is to never move 30-40% of USDT, reserved as a tactical position. Doubling down on spot counts as a tactical move with no problem, but as a tactical position, lacking stop-loss and no room to add 2-3-4-5x leverage (since it's US stock ETFs, not on an exchange) is a major flaw.
陈桂林谈交易
Bitcoin $BTC has had 6 consecutive weekly declines.
I think it's normal for the crypto market to have a correction after this round of gains, but if the depth and duration exceed expectations, that's just pure bad luck and misfortune.
Looking back at the market, after storage peaked and entered an adjustment cycle, the crypto market happened to be at a cost-effective and attractive position for capital. The previous 5 waves were very strong and fierce. When the first correction came, the bulls defended firmly, basically not letting you get on board; then under these circumstances, the oil price, which had been suppressing risk markets, started to fall.
At this point, everything was still developing according to a good script, and then things went wrong.
First, it coincided with US political struggles and a sharp drop in the US stock market, dragging you down hard; then there was trouble on our side, with Binance losing 6 billion; one external, one internal, you could only say it was a case of misfortunes never coming singly.
The current situation is: it might have started as just wanting to blow up some leverage and kill some contracts, but now even spot traders are being hit directly.
All I can say is, if you try to carve a mark on a moving boat, this cycle started teaching us lessons with a hard mode from the very beginning; more volatility, less time for rallies; if you don’t get on board, a few bullish candles will push the price to a level where you dare not enter; if you get on board, it won’t come down? It can keep falling and oscillating until you question your life.
Setting this tone early on, it’s foreseeable that this market cycle will be tougher than before.
There is no market that only falls without rising. As the dust settles on the US stock market side, I believe Bitcoin’s correction (whether the entire correction or just the first phase) is nearing its end. From late November to early December, I think the market won’t be very bad.
Bitcoin $BTC has had 6 consecutive weekly declines.
I think it's normal for the crypto market to have a correction after this round of gains, but if the depth and duration exceed expectations, that's just pure bad luck and misfortune.
Looking back at the market, after storage peaked and entered an adjustment cycle, the crypto market happened to be at a cost-effective and attractive position for capital. The previous 5 waves were very strong and fierce. When the first correction came, the bulls defended firmly, basically not letting you get on board; then under these circumstances, the oil price, which had been suppressing risk markets, started to fall.
At this point, everything was still developing according to a good script, and then things went wrong.
First, it coincided with US political struggles and a sharp drop in the US stock market, dragging you down hard; then there was trouble on our side, with Binance losing 6 billion; one external, one internal, you could only say it was a case of misfortunes never coming singly.
The current situation is: it might have started as just wanting to blow up some leverage and kill some contracts, but now even spot traders are being hit directly.
All I can say is, if you try to carve a mark on a moving boat, this cycle started teaching us lessons with a hard mode from the very beginning; more volatility, less time for rallies; if you don’t get on board, a few bullish candles will push the price to a level where you dare not enter; if you get on board, it won’t come down? It can keep falling and oscillating until you question your life.
Setting this tone early on, it’s foreseeable that this market cycle will be tougher than before.
There is no market that only falls without rising. As the dust settles on the US stock market side, I believe Bitcoin’s correction (whether the entire correction or just the first phase) is nearing its end. From late November to early December, I think the market won’t be very bad.
