Senior trader Pigeon Eugene, after implementing a bottom-fishing strategy at the end of December, recently took profits on most altcoin long positions near the pressure level of $98,000 in Bitcoin. The execution accuracy of this trading approach has surpassed 99% of market traders.
However, looking at this trader's latest updates—he still firmly holds his core Bitcoin long positions. This strategy of being able to decisively reduce positions at critical points and also decisively hold positions has sparked much discussion in the community. Some applaud, while others raise questions. But from the perspective of trading decision integrity and execution logic, this is indeed a case worth the market participants' close attention.
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GasGuzzler
· 20h ago
The way the pigeon operates is indeed ruthless. After selling most of the altcoins with the 98k, it still dares to hold more long positions on Bitcoin. This mental resilience is not something an ordinary person can learn.
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BoredStaker
· 01-17 15:54
This move by Geyser is indeed aggressive. Altcoins are sold off at the first sign of good news, while Bitcoin is held tightly. This is the difference between professionals and gamblers.
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-17 15:53
Haha, Gizi's move this time is really fierce. I was still cutting losses at 98,000.
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No, how can this guy be so accurate... Why do I always operate in the opposite direction?
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Ah, he's still holding Bitcoin. I've already sold all of mine.
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Taking profits from altcoins and holding onto Bitcoin tightly—I've got to think this through carefully.
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99%? I doubt he even counts us reverse indicators, haha.
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The key is that this guy switches instantly, unlike me, who’s always hesitating.
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He's impressive, but I bet he'll get trapped next. If you don't believe it, let's watch.
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Did he really just let go of altcoins? I think they still have room to rise. Otherwise, why is he shouting for full positions again?
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This trade was so well done, I need to take a screenshot and learn from it, so I don't get caught again.
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DogeBachelor
· 01-17 15:52
This move by Geyser is really fierce; altcoins retreated completely at the resistance level, but Bitcoin is still holding on tightly... The logic is really clear. I'm a bit tempted to copy the strategy.
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-17 15:49
This move by Geyser is really brilliant. I understand the step Bitcoin is taking to stay firm, but I don't know what he's thinking... Could it be that he's waiting for a breakthrough of 100,000?
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LongTermDreamer
· 01-17 15:46
This move by Geyser is really amazing. I was so scared of cutting losses on altcoins that I broke out in cold sweat, but then I turned around and held onto BTC tightly without letting go? I need three years to fully understand this logic... But on the other hand, those who can precisely take profits at 98k are indeed a minority. People like us, masters of beautifying losses, simply can't learn this.
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OnchainUndercover
· 01-17 15:33
This move by Geyser is truly excellent—reducing positions without getting trapped, and maintaining a stable hold. I'm just worried that retail investors won't grasp the essence and will only learn to chase highs.
Senior trader Pigeon Eugene, after implementing a bottom-fishing strategy at the end of December, recently took profits on most altcoin long positions near the pressure level of $98,000 in Bitcoin. The execution accuracy of this trading approach has surpassed 99% of market traders.
However, looking at this trader's latest updates—he still firmly holds his core Bitcoin long positions. This strategy of being able to decisively reduce positions at critical points and also decisively hold positions has sparked much discussion in the community. Some applaud, while others raise questions. But from the perspective of trading decision integrity and execution logic, this is indeed a case worth the market participants' close attention.