2025-12-30 11:00:26

#数字资产市场动态 Rambling thoughts —

A seasoned trader has become active again. Previously, they vehemently denied continuing to participate, switching to a demo account to pass the time. But within a few days, they made a high-profile return, launching a $10 follow-trade service. Basically, they’re short on funds and just asked their brothers to place a trade. Why all the convoluted excuses? Wavering all day long, saying one thing and doing another—can’t they just be honest?

This scene is too common in the trading circle — claiming to quit, then coming back. The tug-of-war between psychological readiness and real-world needs, in the end, money pressure wins. If you really want to make money, just say so. Don’t play those superficial games; it’s exhausting to listen to.

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FantasyGuardian

· 3h ago

Here we go again. I've seen this routine too many times. Say you're quitting, then turn around and start giving signals again? Honestly, that's when funds are tight that people are most honest.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 7h ago

I've seen this routine too many times. To put it nicely, it's called a "market adjustment period," but honestly, it just means there's no more funds. Simulated trading rounds after rounds, and in the end, you still have to come back and harvest the leeks.

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GasWhisperer

· 7h ago

nah the mempool's too congested with excuses today... dude's just chasing solvency like it's a gas optimization problem, except there's no arbitrage play for dignity lol

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Blockblind

· 7h ago

Ha, it's the same old trick, sounding nice but isn't it just that they come back when they're short on money. These days, everyone is like that. Saying they're quitting drugs is actually just waiting for an opportunity. In the face of financial pressure, all vows are useless, I've seen it many times. Honestly, I despise this kind of back-and-forth behavior the most. Either stick to it or be straightforward, don't make so many detours. Starting from 10U to follow the trades? Bro, you're actually bottoming out yourself. A typical situation in the trading circle: after getting tired of demo trading, you need real money to stimulate. I think, rather than listening to their stories, it's better to watch their holdings. People like this often end up losing the most because their mentality has already collapsed.

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