I have always believed in the importance of maintaining an open mind, even when faced with skeptical viewpoints, and to consider them carefully. Recently, many people have been discussing that 2025 will mark a bear market cycle for Bitcoin. Based on this judgment, I have started gradually building my position. The turning point was seeing an HPL signal appear on BTC—such signals have historically only appeared in bear market environments. This gave me enough technical evidence to support this round of positioning. Of course, the market is always full of uncertainties, but when multiple signals converge, it often becomes a good entry point. Consistency in technical analysis is often more worth paying attention to than a single indicator.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 15h ago
Oops, I need to check the HPL signals. Has it really only appeared during bear markets in history?
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Multiple signal resonance is indeed more reliable than just looking at a single indicator, I agree.
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The 2025 bear market theory is everywhere now, but you still need the courage to build positions.
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The idea of technical consistency is good, but I'm just worried about being tricked haha.
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Having an open mindset is correct, but don’t be blinded by HPL signals.
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This round of positioning is essentially a gamble on the accuracy of the signals, exciting.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 21h ago
Laughing out loud, the HPL signal, right? I also have a signal called "HPL" here—"Lettuce helps you lose"
Wait, building positions in a bear market? Bro, I feel like this idea has a bit of a contrarian indicator meaning
Technical consistency... just means you guessed right, if you guessed wrong, it's a "black swan," isn't it?
Multiple signals converging means an entry point? Then I ask you, what happened the last time so many signals converged?
I admire an open mind, but don't be too "open" with this mindset, it's easy to get cut.
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ContractSurrender
· 21h ago
HPL signals only appear in a bear market. The logic is a bit convoluted, but multiple signals stacking up is indeed attractive.
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ProxyCollector
· 21h ago
Is the HPL signal really reliable, or is it just another technical indicator trap?
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Think twice before opening a position; during a bear market when signals are everywhere, it's easiest to get cut.
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Multiple signals converging sounds good, but who can guarantee that not everyone is looking at the same set of indicators?
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Too many people are talking about the 2025 bear market theory; only those who operate in reverse are truly making money.
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I've used the HPL signal before, luckily not with full position; the market really doesn't follow historical patterns.
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You can build a position, but don't treat technical analysis as an ATM; I've fallen into that trap too many times.
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It's often most dangerous when all indicators align; just a heads-up.
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MercilessHalal
· 21h ago
Is the HPL signal reliable? I see the bears playing like this.
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ThesisInvestor
· 21h ago
HPL signals, I have to question this. Has historical data really only appeared during bear markets? It feels a bit absolute.
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MEVictim
· 21h ago
Bear market building... Your guts are really extraordinary. I haven't really studied the HPL signal in depth.
Can BTC really fall to the bottom? Who can say for sure?
Multiple signals resonating sounds good, but you still need to think more before going all-in.
I have always believed in the importance of maintaining an open mind, even when faced with skeptical viewpoints, and to consider them carefully. Recently, many people have been discussing that 2025 will mark a bear market cycle for Bitcoin. Based on this judgment, I have started gradually building my position. The turning point was seeing an HPL signal appear on BTC—such signals have historically only appeared in bear market environments. This gave me enough technical evidence to support this round of positioning. Of course, the market is always full of uncertainties, but when multiple signals converge, it often becomes a good entry point. Consistency in technical analysis is often more worth paying attention to than a single indicator.