2025-12-27 00:23:35

Looking at this wave of the crypto market, to be honest, it's a bit despairing. Over the past few years, the pattern feels like a repeat of the same cycle—rising fiercely, falling even more fiercely. Many coins end up with the same outcome: zeroing out.

My current thought is that rather than taking on these frequently volatile assets, it's better to try a reverse approach. ETH, PIPPIN, BEAT—these have recently performed in a way that doesn't look very optimistic. Especially those small-cap coins, the risk factor is just too high.

Instead of getting trapped, it's better to prepare for the worst in advance. This market is always repeating history; it's just that the participants are constantly updating.

ETH0,36%

PIPPIN-5,36%

BEAT12,02%

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 4h ago

Reverse operation? Buddy, this is the final struggle of the leek --- Honestly, it's still greed. Knowing the risks, still rushing in --- I've stepped on all the coins that went to zero, now I only dare to touch the main market --- PIPPIN has fallen so much and there are still people supporting it, it's crazy --- It's better to make the worst-case scenario plan and just withdraw, don't wait for a bailout --- This routine is indeed repetitive, but every time new leeks enter the market --- High risk with small coins, who doesn't know that? The key is greed --- Reverse operation sounds smart, but it's still gambling in practice --- The market is like this, those who are sober have already exited --- ETH's current state, I also don't have high hopes for the short-term trend

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nft_widow

· 12-27 00:53

Reverse operation? Ha, sounds clever, but it's still just gambling. --- There are too many zeroed-out coins. To be blunt, most people are just taking the last baton. --- It's not wrong to prepare for the worst, but if you're still watching the market now, it means you haven't really thought it through. --- ETH is the hardest to bear when it drops because you know it will rebound eventually, but who knows when. --- Instead of reverse trading, it's better to just keep your assets in a cold wallet, out of sight, out of mind. --- That's how the market is. Every bull and bear cycle brings new rookies, round and round. --- Small coins are just gambling—either ten times or zero. I don't touch them anymore. --- Despair is normal; it means you've finally seen things clearly. The next step is whether to truly cut losses or continue fooling yourself. --- What's the use of reverse trading? When the downtrend is strong, reverse trading also results in losses. --- The worst thing about being trapped isn't the loss itself, but the regret of not selling when you had the chance.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 12-27 00:53

nah the real opportunity cost here isn't what you're holding, it's what you're *not* extracting from the volatility itself. everyone's out here complaining about impermanent loss when they should be analyzing liquidity depth patterns... tbh the protocols showing actual value aren't even on your radar

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MetaverseHermit

· 12-27 00:53

Reverse operation? Bro, your idea is kind of interesting, but I think the reverse of the reverse might actually be the true reverse.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 12-27 00:46

Reverse operation? Ha, it's the same old theory, and I'm still losing money. This market is just a casino; no one can really predict it. ETH dropping like this is indeed tough, but going short afterward doesn't necessarily mean you'll profit. At the end of the day, it's all about stop-loss, stop-loss, stop-loss—don't be greedy. There are too many coins that have gone to zero; choosing the right coin is even harder than choosing the right direction.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 12-27 00:42

Reverse operations can't save you either; cutting losses is the way to go.

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LootboxPhobia

· 12-27 00:34

Reverse trading? Bro, isn't this still gambling? --- Seeing zeroing out so many times already, I'm really exhausted. --- ETH has fallen so much that I don't even dare to look at my wallet. --- Small coins are just synonymous with scamming new investors; stop playing. --- How many years has this cycle been going on? New investors keep pouring in. --- Instead of reverse trading, better to stay in cash and sleep peacefully. --- The worst-case scenario is another 50% drop, which is unstoppable. --- What happened to those who got trapped? Can I ask? --- With such volatility, why bother? Just invest regularly in index funds.

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TestnetScholar

· 12-27 00:29

I see through it now; I think the same way. I've been cut too many times.

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