#数字资产市场观察 Recently, the recent trend has caused many traders to have a mental breakdown. Long orders are trapped and turned into short orders, while short orders get liquidated and then they chase rising prices again, this back-and-forth scenario plays out every day. Some say this is just bad luck, but the truth may be even more painful - they simply haven't understood where the trend is.
Position management is out of control, stop-loss lines are virtually non-existent, occasionally getting lucky with a market wave but not knowing when to exit, hesitating for two seconds turns profit into loss. If this state continues, the account will only get thinner.
The market will not sympathize with anyone. To survive the fluctuations between $BTC and $ETH , there are three core points: understand the direction, control the risk, and maintain discipline. Don't expect anyone to help you win effortlessly; in trading, ultimately, you have to rely on yourself.
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OnchainDetective
· 12-03 09:21
According to on-chain data, the strange thing about this round of market activity is that large wallet transfer patterns show obvious signs of manipulation. Interestingly, before each round of mass liquidations by retail investors, there are abnormal outflows of funds from whale addresses.
After multiple rounds of on-chain tracking and analysis, I have identified several suspicious transaction correlation points. This isn't just bad luck—it's a classic case of liquidity hunting. Only by understanding these details can you truly survive.
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Degentleman
· 12-02 00:47
To be honest, I've seen this trap too many times. Going back and forth between long and short positions, and still having the nerve to blame bad luck? Wake up, everyone.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 11-30 12:30
Really, stop loss is just a decoration; if you guess right once, you think you're a genius.
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fren_with_benefits
· 11-30 12:27
Haha, you are absolutely right. That day, I was just like that, getting slapped in the face back and forth between long and short positions, losing in a complete mess.
Every time I thought the next wave would definitely allow me to recover my losses, but in the end, the stop loss was like a decoration, and I didn't even know how I ended up losing.
To be honest, without discipline, it's just giving away money. I realized this during this wave.
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GmGmNoGn
· 11-30 12:22
To be honest, BTC really is playing with people's mentality this time, but most people are just a mix of greed and lack of planning.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 11-30 12:16
Haha, you are so right. I am just that fool who gets tossed around by the bulls and bears, and my account has become so thin.
#数字资产市场观察 Recently, the recent trend has caused many traders to have a mental breakdown. Long orders are trapped and turned into short orders, while short orders get liquidated and then they chase rising prices again, this back-and-forth scenario plays out every day. Some say this is just bad luck, but the truth may be even more painful - they simply haven't understood where the trend is.
Position management is out of control, stop-loss lines are virtually non-existent, occasionally getting lucky with a market wave but not knowing when to exit, hesitating for two seconds turns profit into loss. If this state continues, the account will only get thinner.
The market will not sympathize with anyone. To survive the fluctuations between $BTC and $ETH , there are three core points: understand the direction, control the risk, and maintain discipline. Don't expect anyone to help you win effortlessly; in trading, ultimately, you have to rely on yourself.