The market has indeed entered a low-volatility period recently, and the profit-making effect has significantly diminished.
The day before yesterday, I noticed that $AT's daily chart looked good, so I entered on the 1-hour level. I followed up at the 0.13 long position, with a margin of 60,000 U. After pulling all night, the gains still haven't doubled, and I believe many people are feeling the same—occasionally waking up to check their accounts.
Compared to previous waves of LUNC, AIA, COAI, TNSR (I just slept through a single 100,000 U trade), this kind of rhythm feels like two completely different extremes. Brothers who have made profits can consider running away.
With only a few days left in this month, I plan to make a push: to help aggressive traders recover their losses, and for conservative friends to aim for an 80% return.
But on the other hand, we also need to keep an eye on the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement movements—such policy signals often influence market rhythm. What are your thoughts?
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AirdropCollector
· 10h ago
0.13 Just got in? Still dreaming now, that wave of market movement is long gone.
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6万 U position still can't sleep, feeling a bit exhausted, brother.
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Whenever the Federal Reserve shows any sign of movement, retail investors suffer the consequences—this is the reality.
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That wave of LUNC was indeed awesome; woke up to several times the profit. And now? Even aiming for 30% is tough.
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80% profit? Easy to say. With such poor liquidity now, trying to make steady money is just a dream.
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A few days left to push hard; I've heard that phrase too many times.
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Honestly, tightening policies won't help; the money in your account is what really matters.
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People still dare to buy AT with 60,000 U? How clueless can you be?
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During low-volatility periods, you should rest. Forcing trades is the start of losing money.
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From TNSR to AT, isn't the only difference that one sleeps soundly while the other can't sleep?
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CryptoSpecto
· 12h ago
Merry Christmas ⛄
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MemeCoinSavant
· 20h ago
ngl $AT feels like peak cope energy rn... the fed's repo moves gonna mog this entire trade anyway tbh
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MEVSandwich
· 20h ago
AT this wave indeed underperformed, sleep quality directly plummeted
Really need to keep a close eye on the Fed's repurchase movements; once this thing loosens, the market will change
I also caught the previous TNSR wave, and now the contrast is like heaven and earth
60,000 USD rollover didn't double? Honestly, a bit regretful, better run quickly, brothers
It's the end of the month, what are you rushing for? Save some capital and wait until next year, isn't that better?
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AirdropAutomaton
· 20h ago
Low-volatility days are really frustrating. Watching $60,000 USD all night for just a few points, might as well go to sleep directly.
If the Federal Reserve really takes action, small coins like AT will be the first to be affected, and the risk is huge.
I also made a profit from the TNSR wave by just lying back and watching. Now I have to stay so tense monitoring the market, it's really not a good situation.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
Damn, I pulled 60,000 USDT all night and still haven't doubled it? This pace is really disappointing.
By the way, does the Federal Reserve really shake things up, or is it just another bluff?
Now, fewer and fewer people are chasing AT, it feels like the hype is gone.
Instead of staring at the charts, it's better to wait for the next TNSR-like opportunity. Sleeping and making money is the right way.
It's okay to push at the end of the month, but don't go all in, bro.
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CountdownToBroke
· 20h ago
Woke up and then slept, slept and then woke up. This wave of AT is really torturing people.
Why is the market so weak now? Even with 60,000 USDT rolling over, it can't double... What's going on?
I'm nervous whenever the Federal Reserve makes a move, afraid of another black swan.
Sell quickly if you make a profit, or don't even think about coming out by the end of the month.
I bet the Fed will cause some trouble in the next couple of days.
Is AT just like this? During the previous LUNC wave, I got rich in my sleep. Now it's all brain-burning market conditions.
Isn't steady income attractive? I prefer not to chase doubles. I'll be more conservative this time.
Once the buyback plan was announced, the market rhythm changed. Too many people have stepped into this trap.
This is how I ended up with a bankruptcy countdown, haha.
Still daring to sleep with a 60,000 USDT margin? You’ve got guts, brother.
Policy factors are the real killers; technical analysis is just a smokescreen.
#美联储回购协议计划 $AT Is anyone still chasing now?
The market has indeed entered a low-volatility period recently, and the profit-making effect has significantly diminished.
The day before yesterday, I noticed that $AT's daily chart looked good, so I entered on the 1-hour level. I followed up at the 0.13 long position, with a margin of 60,000 U. After pulling all night, the gains still haven't doubled, and I believe many people are feeling the same—occasionally waking up to check their accounts.
Compared to previous waves of LUNC, AIA, COAI, TNSR (I just slept through a single 100,000 U trade), this kind of rhythm feels like two completely different extremes. Brothers who have made profits can consider running away.
With only a few days left in this month, I plan to make a push: to help aggressive traders recover their losses, and for conservative friends to aim for an 80% return.
But on the other hand, we also need to keep an eye on the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement movements—such policy signals often influence market rhythm. What are your thoughts?