2025-12-30 09:50:43

Still waiting for the opportunity to recover previous losses on a certain DEX project, honestly, it's a bit uncertain.

2025 is almost coming to an end, and I finally made some gains in this wave of market, but mainly thanks to luck with OTC trades off the market. In the price range of 3 to 30 USDT, my orders have been unfilled for a long time, and in the end, I managed to buy at the bottom through other opportunities.

Trading is like that; sometimes, sticking rigidly to one asset is less effective than flexibly adjusting your position. At this stage, it's still important to pay attention to market mechanisms and liquidity, and not to pin all hopes on a single project's rebound.

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notSatoshi1971

· 01-02 09:50

Sticking to a single asset is something I've also fallen into the trap of. It’s high time to face reality—sometimes cutting losses is more profitable than hoping for a rebound. --- OTC luck is also luck; the key is to be able to read the market. It’s normal for orders between 3 to 30u not to be filled; that’s just market liquidity. --- To put it simply, don’t go all-in; flexible position adjustment is the right way. Those who stubbornly hold on will mostly end up liquidated. --- Don’t overthink about reversing the trend; the probability is too small. Instead, look for new opportunities and don’t get stuck on a bad project. --- This wave of market movement is actually friendly to OTC players, as long as you can seize the opportunity. Relying on a single project is unreliable. --- Assets with poor liquidity are more likely to be trapped; it’s a bit late to realize that now. Remember this lesson next time. --- In fact, this is the normal state of Web3 trading; just surviving is already a win. Those still waiting for a rebound are destined to be disappointed.

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BrokenDAO

· 2025-12-31 10:25

Holding on to the target and waiting for the rebound, this is a classic case of incentive distortion. Human weaknesses are perfectly exploited by market mechanisms.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 2025-12-30 10:19

Sticking rigidly to a project can indeed lead to being trapped; flexible switching is the way to survive.

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