2025-12-27 01:30:12

The tricks of big capital are actually not hard to see through—before exiting, they always create some noise. Shake the market a bit, get retail investors used to these ups and downs, slowly loosen their psychological defenses, and then accelerate and run away. The problem is, it's most awkward when no one is willing to take over at the end, so you need to pre-adjust the market sentiment.

In this environment, how to survive? Small positions are easier—holding steady and maintaining the right mindset can make you money. Large positions are a different story—frequent stop-gain impulses can cost you your life. Keep a steady pace, avoid frequent operations. Even in this market, even making a little profit requires caution. #数字资产市场动态 $BTC $ETH These mainstream coins require even more caution; you can't chase the highs and sell the lows at any time.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 22h ago

Seeing through it but still unable to survive, mainly because I can't control my hands.

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Frontrunner

· 12-27 04:47

Basically, big players are dancing; we need to learn to follow the rhythm but not follow the trend. The easiest way for retail investors to die is by frequently taking profits; inability to hold is the original sin. Now mainstream coins require three thoughts before touching; bottom-fishing psychology can be deadly. Small position mentality is the key; large positions are like playing with heartbeat in a casino. This wave of market is testing who can survive until the next cycle; those with steady mentality make money, while quick hands get trapped. The phrase "don't chase rises and sell on dips" has become a cliché, but few actually do it.

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DataChief

· 12-27 02:00

Large capital plays are indeed old tricks, but what really cuts deep is—most people simply can't see through it and have been cut multiple times. --- Small positions are indeed satisfying, but the worry is that you might not believe in evil and insist on going all-in. --- Frequent take-profit? That's called a suicidal operation, really. --- Mainstream coins are a double-edged sword; when the market is good, they shine, but when the market is bad, they trap you. --- Living in this environment now is winning; don't be greedy. --- Manipulating market sentiment sounds nice, but in reality, it's just the night before the harvest of leek-cutting. --- Maintaining a steady rhythm sounds simple, but actually doing it is really difficult. Most people fail due to their mindset.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 12-27 01:55

To be honest, I've seen this routine many times, but few can really avoid it. Small positions are indeed comfortable, while large positions are just gambling on your own mindset. Frequent take-profit triggers really hit home for me; it's so true. Mainstream coins are like that—don't expect to get rich quickly; just surviving is already a win.

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BearMarketMonk

· 12-27 01:54

Knowing it all doesn't help; retail investors still can't stop themselves... The real test isn't understanding the tricks, but understanding whether you have the resolve.

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ContractSurrender

· 12-27 01:47

Here we go again with this trick, I'm already numb.

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