2026-01-01 12:30:33

#数字资产动态追踪 I had a bad experience on $LIGHT . My account was originally at the top of the gainers list, but in less than fifteen minutes, it dropped straight into the losers list. If I hadn't taken some profits early to hedge, this market could have made me miss the New Year.

That needle really hit the heart. Brothers, what I keep emphasizing is this: you must set proper stop-losses when trading, don’t think you can always hit the ceiling. The swings on $TAKE and $RIVER were quite significant this time, and greed often starts from here.

Every time there's a big fluctuation, I see a group of people getting buried. Honestly, instead of blaming the market’s unpredictability, it’s better to reflect on your own risk management. Take what you should, leave the rest for others—that’s my golden rule. How many people have fallen into traps in this round of market?

LIGHT-56.75%

TAKE-7.51%

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DAOTruant

· 6h ago

Falling from heaven to hell in fifteen minutes—that's just the daily routine in the crypto world.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 6h ago

It's the same story again—fifteen minutes from heaven to hell. I've seen it too many times. The key point is still that one sentence—if you don't set a proper stop-loss, no matter how much money you have, it's all just paper.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 6h ago

Falling from the gainers list to the losers list in fifteen minutes—that's why I now always set double the stop-loss when checking the market. Really, greed is like a drug; once you hit the ceiling, you want to replicate it forever. I've now learned to be smarter—better to earn less and stay alive. Speaking of which, every time such volatile market movements occur, the comment section is full of "I didn't set a stop-loss." Self-destructive behavior and then blaming the market?

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SatsStacking

· 6h ago

It's the same story again. Stop-loss, stop-loss—easy to say, hard to do. When it really hits the 15-minute doubling point, who still thinks about stopping loss?

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MEVictim

· 6h ago

Fifteen minutes from heaven to hell, this move is really incredible. Luckily, you have a stop-loss awareness.

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