#数字资产生态回暖 $PIPPIN another round of pull-up, behind this sudden action is actually to clean up those shaky positionholders.
The routine of the market has never changed - when everyone is hesitating, the dealer will give you a kick, the bears will not be able to stand, and the bulls will not be able to hold steadily. Most of those who were thrown out of the game in violent fluctuations were actually hurt by their own emotions.
This is what I have repeatedly emphasized: if you can't see the market clearly, don't move around, and if you can't keep up with the rhythm, just let it go. In that round of strangulation two days ago, how many people were cut back and forth. Now that the market atmosphere is warm, the subsequent shocks will be more violent and frequent.
Instead of being passively beaten, it is better to correct your mentality first. Stick to your stop-loss line, manage your positions, and let market movements guide your trading decisions, not be swayed by emotions. In the final analysis, living is the last word.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick, the dealer's schedule for cutting leeks never delays.
It's true, but the key is who can really hold on.
That recent wave was indeed fierce; someone around me went all-in and got trapped to death.
Stop-loss? You need to have the courage to set a stop-loss first.
I need to take another look at WET and ZEC; no rush to get on board.
My older brother is right, coming out alive is better than anything.
Mindset is easy to talk about, but when the market twists and turns, you'll realize what it means to hold on.
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ChainChef
· 12-10 13:54
honestly this pump looks like the kitchen's cleaning out the half-baked positions... liquidity got seasoned real quick. emotional traders getting marinated in losses again, same old recipe lol
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TokenEconomist
· 12-10 09:47
actually, let me break this down—what we're seeing here is textbook liquidity dynamics at work. the sudden pump? that's just profit-taking cascading into stop-losses, ceteris paribus. classic market microstructure stuff
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12-10 09:39
Got cut again, I knew it would happen. I told you not to chase high long ago, but still a bunch of people rushed in. $PIPPIN's recent surge is just a trap, it's time to clear out.
The market maker always wins, there's really no doubt about that. As retail investors, the only thing we can do is manage our stop-losses well, really.
This time I finally understand, if you can't keep up, just don't play, to avoid feeling exhausted every day.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 12-10 09:32
It's time to cut leeks again, and the dealer's technique is really old-fashioned.
If you can come out alive, you win, don't think about getting rich.
$PIPPIN this wave of rise, wait and see, I feel that it will fall later.
The stop loss is the most important, and how many people are completely trapped because they are reluctant to lose that little loss.
Looking at $WET$ZEC trend, I feel that there is still a play.
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not_your_keys
· 12-10 09:28
It's this routine again, the dealer's method of cutting leeks has really not changed, and the people with a broken mentality are always the majority
#数字资产生态回暖 $PIPPIN another round of pull-up, behind this sudden action is actually to clean up those shaky positionholders.
The routine of the market has never changed - when everyone is hesitating, the dealer will give you a kick, the bears will not be able to stand, and the bulls will not be able to hold steadily. Most of those who were thrown out of the game in violent fluctuations were actually hurt by their own emotions.
This is what I have repeatedly emphasized: if you can't see the market clearly, don't move around, and if you can't keep up with the rhythm, just let it go. In that round of strangulation two days ago, how many people were cut back and forth. Now that the market atmosphere is warm, the subsequent shocks will be more violent and frequent.
Instead of being passively beaten, it is better to correct your mentality first. Stick to your stop-loss line, manage your positions, and let market movements guide your trading decisions, not be swayed by emotions. In the final analysis, living is the last word.
Focus: $WET $ZEC