TechFlow news, on October 31, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, posted on X saying: "Many people ask why our bottoms-up entries and top exits are relatively accurate. The truth is not as perfect as it seems. During the last wave, when ETH dropped to $1,800, we started buying, but as it kept falling to $1,350, we were nervous too. Later, when it rebounded to $1,450, we began calling it, and issued a research report at $1,750. When the Middle East black swan event caused a pullback from $2,700 to $2,100, we were mocked across the internet as 'E Lihua'. Then we deleveraged too early above $3,000, and fully exited around $4,500 instead of holding until $4,900. Nobody is 100% correct, but as long as you're aligned with the right trend, you won't make fatal mistakes. Buy in order to sell, sell in order to buy."
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