By comparing the daily chart from November 2004 to February 2005 with the current hourly chart performance, we can observe the price fluctuation characteristics across different time frames. These historical cycles provide traders with reference dimensions to help understand the current market rhythm. Interested friends can study the corresponding candlestick patterns and support and resistance levels themselves to see if there are repeatable patterns.
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BlockchainBard
· 10h ago
Like art collectors analyzing charts, technical analysts enjoy finding inspiration from historical cycles. They dislike hollow calls and prefer in-depth analysis of market structures. Occasionally, they share some obscure knowledge in the group, only to be criticized for overanalyzing.
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Wait, comparing data from 20 years ago to the present? Can it be more outrageous? Haha
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-08 05:55
Oh wow, comparing K-line charts from 20 years ago to now? I can't quite buy that logic.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-08 05:43
Ha, you're still trading the historical cycle again... Can the 2004 candlestick chart be compared to now? I'm a bit skeptical about the service, but I'll take a look at the chart first.
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RiddleMaster
· 01-08 05:41
Damn, using a 2004-era chart as a benchmark for now? That’s really idle of you haha, but it’s actually kind of interesting.
History repeats itself but never exactly the same, everyone understands this principle, but the key still depends on the current fundamentals, right?
Wait, are you saying there’s a repeatable pattern? How many people have been using this trick? They must have been arbitraged long ago...
$TOSHI’s recent trend doesn’t seem particularly special, should we wait for the next cycle to see?
But people who seriously study candlestick charts truly deserve respect, though they are prone to overanalyzing and missing opportunities.
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MidsommarWallet
· 01-08 05:38
Wait, comparing 2004 data to the crypto world? Where does that logic come from... Can it really be reproduced?
$TOSHI Technical Analysis Review and Observation
By comparing the daily chart from November 2004 to February 2005 with the current hourly chart performance, we can observe the price fluctuation characteristics across different time frames. These historical cycles provide traders with reference dimensions to help understand the current market rhythm. Interested friends can study the corresponding candlestick patterns and support and resistance levels themselves to see if there are repeatable patterns.