The so-called technical analysis ultimately depends on the individual's perspective. Some see a complete set of patterns, while others see dazzling interpretations. The charts are right there, and how to interpret them depends entirely on the person. That's why the same candlestick patterns can be seen as either bullish or bearish by different people.
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MrDecoder
· 4h ago
It's just metaphysics; anyone can interpret the picture and speak.
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PositionPhobia
· 13h ago
Looking at the chart, everyone has their own perspective, and that's true. What I fear the most are those analysts who speak with such certainty, only to be proven wrong shortly after.
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-27 22:52
Basically, it's just about who is more stubborn; anyway, everyone can justify their own point.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 12-27 22:40
honestly tho, if you're just eyeballing charts like some normie you're already losing basis points. the real alpha is in the data—gas patterns, on-chain flow, MEV opportunities. same candle, different liquidity profiles. ngmi if you're not running the numbers through optimization models before taking a position.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-27 22:29
tbh charts are just modern tarot cards... same candle, infinite interpretations. the real alchemy happens in the dark pools anyway, not on these public candlesticks lmao
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fren.eth
· 12-27 22:29
Basically, it's just guessing the trend of Bitcoin; anyone can come up with a story.
The so-called technical analysis ultimately depends on the individual's perspective. Some see a complete set of patterns, while others see dazzling interpretations. The charts are right there, and how to interpret them depends entirely on the person. That's why the same candlestick patterns can be seen as either bullish or bearish by different people.