2025-12-29 09:29:53

Recently, I reduced a large position of top-tier blockchain assets and shifted more into Bitcoin. Honestly, this move has little to no impact on the overall market trend; the market moves according to its own规律.

Interestingly, I previously shared some opinions in the community, and some people said I was promoting certain small coins. I actually want to clarify that, but the problem is, the market makers need to pay—coincidentally, I did make quite a bit of money. Thanks to those opportunities.

I don't deny that I have engaged in chasing gains, cutting losses, and repeatedly buying and selling. To be honest, these are normal trading rhythms, and I don't feel much psychological pressure. So, when following trades, everyone should be cautious and not blindly follow the trend.

The underlying logic of short-term trading is just this—chasing gains and cutting losses. When there are no major行情, I just do some four-hour level rebounds. Currently, this position is like licking blood on a刀尖; if something feels off, I immediately withdraw. If a wave of halving行情 really comes later, I might be a bit scared.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 12h ago

Brothers, I understand this move. BTC is indeed more stable, but missing out on those small coin opportunities is really a regret. It mainly depends on personal risk preference. Anyway, I'm tired of chasing gains and selling on dips. Now I just hold BTC and sleep peacefully. A four-hour rebound sounds good, but I'm worried that a correction could catch you off guard. Playing on the edge is indeed exciting. I also avoid projects that don’t give the big players money. You’re very realistic about that. If a halving market really comes, we all have to run. Feeling a bit scared is normal; greed is the real fool. Ultimately, it depends on how much loss you can tolerate. Those blindly copying trades should wake up. I support reducing positions on public chains and increasing BTC holdings—this is just my stance. It may not affect the market much, but the logic makes sense. Everyone really shouldn’t follow blindly. The market has its own rhythm, and your rhythm may not suit others.

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CafeMinor

· 12h ago

Haha isn't this just our daily routine, reducing positions on public chains and going all in on Bitcoin, a steady approach --- Talking about promoting with money, laughable. Earning is the real thing, just good luck --- Everyone can chase gains and cut losses, the key is to survive --- The phrase "licking blood on the knife's edge" is perfect, the four-hour rebound is indeed hard to control right now --- Only when the cut is truly made do you realize who is swimming naked. By the way, where is your defensive position --- Don't persuade to follow trades anymore, bro, everyone's risk tolerance is different --- At this position, I am also trembling, but luckily I mainly hold BTC --- The normal trading rhythm is to take repeated hits, once used to it, the psychological pressure isn't that big --- Reducing positions on public chains and increasing BTC, I agree with this move. Small coins, even if profitable, are money you can't see clearly --- Market has its own rules, well said. We just go with the trend

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GmGnSleeper

· 12h ago

Reducing positions on public chains and going all-in on Bitcoin, honestly, it's still gambling on the mood of the market maker. --- Haha, this guy's words are too straightforward, I like it. --- Licking blood on the knife's edge, this description is perfect. --- Chasing rallies and selling dips, just chase the rallies and sell the dips, no need for so many fancy reasons. --- A 50% cut comes, you immediately withdraw? I just want to see if I can withdraw out. --- Thankful for the opportunity, you can tell from the words, it's all about making a profit. --- Four-hour level rebound operation, sounds simple but results in heavy losses when executed. --- Before copying trades, ask yourself, do you have his psychological resilience? --- The joke about market makers paying out is brilliant, truly a form of self-redemption. --- This position is a bit shaky now, feels like another wave of retail investors will be cut.

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FloorSweeper

· 12h ago

Bro, I think this move is fine, but I do feel that this position is indeed a bit risky. Profit is profit, let others say whatever they want. Playing the game of chasing gains and selling losses skillfully is something everyone can do; it all depends on who has a stronger mental resilience. Shifting to Bitcoin was a pretty good move, better than messing around with small coins. But you really need to be careful with this position; I feel the risk is right in front of us.

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MevWhisperer

· 12h ago

Bitcoin is the eternal god, everything else is just a numbers game. --- Haha, I’ve figured out this move — just stacking chips on the mainstream. --- The phrase "licking blood from the tip of the knife" is perfect; that’s exactly my current state. --- Talking about chasing gains and cutting losses is easy, but actually doing it is really exhausting. --- If the market maker doesn’t pay, who would bother to promote? Reality is so surreal. --- A four-hour rebound is indeed a move, but the risk is really hard to control. --- Brothers copying trades, be more cautious, don’t believe everything. --- A sudden plunge means it’s game over; it’s better to keep some bullets in reserve. --- Reducing positions on public chains and switching to Bitcoin, this direction makes sense. --- It’s false to say I’m not afraid; it’s all about betting on your mindset.

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