2026-01-05 07:00:50

#数字资产动态追踪 has increased by ten points again, it seems the market sentiment has been stirred up. But to be honest, for the newcomers entering at this point, I suggest calming down first. A market driven purely by emotion, without the support of futures trading, is basically a trap. As for friends who have already jumped in, do not fall into the mindset of "holding is justice." Take profits when needed, there's no need to sell everything at once; selling gradually is the right approach. The market repeatedly teaches us: greed and fighting the trend are often the beginning of losses. Staying calm when the trend is good is more important than anything else.

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PoolJumper

· 18h ago

Getting impatient after ten points, this wave of newcomers is definitely going to get wrecked. Wait, is it more reliable to rely on contracts? I feel like there's something off about that statement. It's both "holding is righteousness" and "selling in batches," both sound right, but who can really do it in practice? The word "calm" sounds simple, but when the account jumps sharply, your mind really heats up. Greed indeed harms people, but I still couldn't resist chasing the high. How about you? I've listened to the take-profit advice ten times, but I still tend to look back at the market and regret.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 20h ago

Just ten points, I haven't even looked at it, wait for the rebound to talk. --- For beginners entering the market, it's just giving away the vegetables. This wave is definitely another routine to cut the new leek. --- Talking about taking profits is easy, but when it comes to actually holding the assets, who is willing to sell... I am the one who got trapped. --- If you didn't catch the contract, going all-in is daring to lose money. People like that deserve to lose. --- Listening to you, I now regret not selling in batches. Fully meme now. --- The most虚 (volatile/unstable) market is emotional, rebounds and dumps are right in front of us, don't be fooled everyone. --- Holding is righteousness? That really does more harm than good, so many people got cut by that phrase. --- When the trend is good, you should be more greedy. This time I don't believe in evil. --- Selling in batches? Come on, it rises as soon as you sell, falls if you don't sell, no matter how you play, it's a loss. --- I just want to know, how can "contract trading" be coordinated to guarantee profit.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-07 14:02

Rising ten points and then starting to tell stories, I've seen this routine many times. Basically, they just want beginners to take the bait. --- The point about taking profits is correct, but how many can actually do it? Most people are still eaten by FOMO. --- Emotional market conditions are the easiest to cut leeks; rises and falls without fundamental support are all fake. --- Selling in batches sounds easy, but when it really comes to the high point, people are reluctant. Human nature is like that. --- Trading without proper market coordination is indeed dangerous, but how many people truly understand the risks? --- Some people said this a few years ago, and it's still the same now. The market is just a textbook. --- Staying calm is the hardest, especially when the account is skyrocketing; everyone wants to eat a few more bites. --- The key is not being able to tell whether it's a trend or a rebound, so most people end up as high-level handover heroes.

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GasFeeLady

· 01-05 18:19

ngl watching this pump with zero on-chain volume is giving me frontrun energy... classic whale bait setup tbh. been there, watched the wick, lost the gwei lol

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VitalikFanAccount

· 01-05 07:27

Ten points and then the hype begins, really don’t be led by the rhythm, this wave is basically an emotional market, easy to lose everything. --- Taking profits is difficult, always want to wait a bit longer, and then a sudden plunge wipes it all out. I've heard too many stories like this. --- Newcomers come in just to give away money, no basic skills and still want to make quick money? Dream on. --- Relying on emotions to trade the market is inherently虚, without fundamentals supporting it, it will collapse sooner or later. Wake up, everyone. --- Sell in batches, really, greed kills. I only realized this after experiencing the loss myself. --- Up and down, when will this cycle end? Anyway, I’ve already become numb. --- “Holding is justice” I’ve heard too many times, but what’s the result? Stuck for half a year, regretting it so much that my intestines are green. --- The market loves this trick, retail investors always buy at high points. Be clear-headed.

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NFTregretter

· 01-05 07:24

Ten points and then it starts to wave, I just watch and stay silent. It was the same rise last year at this time, and look what happened... --- Same old story, say to take profit, take profit. But who the hell knows where the top is. --- Newbies will be saved just by hearing this, if they don't listen, they'll still be crying about being cut next year. --- Contract trading? That thing I am completely afraid of, making money ten times is not as painful as losing once. --- Calm? Ha, as long as the account is green, no one can stay calm, me included. --- Selling in batches sounds right, but in actual operation, not a single one can be sold, waiting for a rebound, and finally ending up in the negative. --- I feel this round of rise is the last bait before cutting leeks, whether it's true or not, I don't know. --- The meme "Holding is Justice" is too perfect, it directly hits my heart.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-05 07:23

It starts to get crazy after ten points, I think this wave of new retail investors will be cut a lot --- Well said, but most people don't listen, they only realize after losing everything --- Taking profits is really easy to say but hard to do, I often mess up myself --- Contract trading not cooperating? That's pure gambling, nothing else --- Holding is justice, this kind of talk is really annoying, just run if you need to --- Selling in batches is a good suggestion, but it's easy to get soft when executing --- The tuition for this round of market education is quite expensive, how many people need to learn this --- Staying calm is the hardest, I think most people can't do it --- Market hype driven by emotions is the most terrifying, it looks beautiful but is actually all bubbles

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-05 07:23

Another ten points rise and the market starts to get restless, typical rookie syndrome, easy to fall into traps. Ten points, what’s that? Without fundamental support, any increase is just虚的, and it quickly comes back. Taking profits is easier said than done; most people end up losing everything out of greed. At such times, you should hold steady and not be swayed by market sentiment. Only rationality can ensure longevity. Having no proper risk control in contracts is gambling. Don’t think that a good trend means you can go all in. It’s natural to envy others making money, but that’s often when the market is most likely to turn against you. Gradually exiting is truly the most stable strategy; selling everything at once or holding everything are both extremes.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-05 07:11

Ten points and you're excited, it's really time to wake up It's the same old rhetoric, unfortunately most people can't hear it Is taking profit really that difficult? I think greed is hard to cure Emotional markets are the most harmful, why do new traders always rush in Selling in batches is what it means to be alive, those who go all-in are just writing their farewell letters I lost money like this last year, and I still feel the pain looking back The best market conditions are actually the most cautious, how come no one understands such a big contrast

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