2025-12-26 22:21:48

Opening the K-line in the morning and taking a look, it's the same familiar pattern—certain altcoins suddenly pump, enticing beginners to chase high. How many people have been harmed by these coins? Bankruptcy cases are countless, and many retail investors have developed biases against the entire crypto space because of this, leading to a serious pollution of the market ecosystem.

Honestly, the overall environment has been quite bleak in recent years; even those with ample funds are no longer as reckless. Instead of dreaming of turning around with altcoins, it's better to learn proper position sizing. Here's a suggestion: allocate major funds to mainstream spot assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum to ensure fundamental stability; the remaining smaller funds can be used to gamble on potential coins, while controlling risks.

Always remember this rule—if any coin's short-term increase exceeds 60%, consider reducing your position or even going completely flat. Greed is often the beginning of losses.

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DeFiGrayling

· 8h ago

Here we go again, I really can't get enough of this. Seeing those newbies chasing the high one after another, I feel sorry for them. --- A 60% increase should be a signal to sell. That's very true, but some people just don't believe in bad luck. --- Bitcoin and Ethereum stabilize the main positions, the rest of the money can be played however you like, only then can you feel at ease. --- People talk about the poor overall environment, but actually it's just that there aren't as many ways to fleece the chives anymore, which tests human nature even more. --- I just want to ask, why is it so hard to quit the dream of getting rich overnight? --- Altcoins are essentially gambling, just with more outrageous odds, don't fool yourself. --- I've heard this theory countless times, but very few people can truly do it. --- Position allocation is the key, but greed... who can really overcome it completely? --- Seeing bankruptcy stories again, every time they say they'll never chase the high again, but next time they still come back as usual.

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YieldWhisperer

· 12-26 22:45

lol the math on these pump schemes literally never checks out... seen this exact tokenomics death spiral play out since 2021. people really think 60% gains in a week are sustainable? unsustainable by design tbh

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CryptoMom

· 12-26 22:38

Here we go again, I'm really tired of this pump-and-dump routine. It's the same old trick... When will beginners learn their lesson? A 60% increase means it's time to sell, or you'll really be priced out. Bitcoin and Ethereum are the main courses, everything else is just snacks—don't get it wrong. Watching these people chase the high, I feel sorry for them; they really can't blame anyone but themselves. How many times have I said to allocate your positions properly? No one listens. Altcoins? Don't touch them, they're too risky. This time, the market is indeed quiet; the whales have no interest in stirring things up.

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AllInAlice

· 12-26 22:31

A 60% increase is enough to sell. This saying is really true. I was greedy before, and now I'm still eating dirt.

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OnChainDetective

· 12-26 22:23

nah saw this exact pump pattern yesterday too... wallet clustering shows same addresses dumping on retail fomo. statistically speaking 60% moves like that screech rugpull signature all over them. but honestly the real tell? transaction velocity on those shitcoins spike right before the rug lmao. been tracking these patterns for months now. btc/eth core holdings >>> chasing moon shots every time.

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