BTC has been quite calm recently. The morning session had a good rhythm, and I went up a few altcoins. However, because I need to monitor the market constantly, I basically just broke even and exited in the privacy coin sector—indicating that the latter half of this round of privacy coins was indeed controlled by Asian market buyers. Hot money can't come in or stay, it comes quickly and leaves just as fast. So, it was right to withdraw decisively. On the other hand, AXS gained a few points, and as long as I didn't lose, I consider it a profit. Honestly, I am still serious about altcoins, keep it up.
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MidnightSeller
· 4h ago
The wave of privacy coins is truly a game of hot money; it was time to run early.
Keep a close eye on the copycats, or you'll be trapped in minutes.
Breaking even is a profit; be content.
AXS's steady operation in this wave shows true skill in the details.
The relay pattern in Asian trading needs to be fully understood.
Watching the market is really exhausting, but the copycats can't play like this.
Decisively withdraw; only by staying alive can you continue to earn.
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MemeKingNFT
· 10h ago
I've seen through the control of the Asian market long ago. Hot money is just a transient guest, a false illusion of a bottom.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 10h ago
The wave of privacy coins was indeed tough to handle; after a round in the Asian session, the momentum was gone.
You still have to play with clones; otherwise, how can you turn things around?
Breaking even is earning; this one is considered stable.
AXS is quite interesting; keep an eye on it.
I also kept up with the early session rhythm; not bad.
Hot money comes and goes quickly; just get used to it.
Withdrawing was the right move; not being greedy is the key.
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BasementAlchemist
· 10h ago
Privacy coins were indeed wiped out by the Asian market this time, clearly a hot money game.
Altcoins still need to be watched; with BTC so flat, there's not much opportunity.
AXS took a few points and ran, smart move, don't be greedy—that's the key.
With such strong dominance in the Asian market, retail investors should have realized the reality long ago.
Breaking even and exiting is fine; I do the same.
This wave's rhythm really tests your mentality; watching the market is intense.
Altcoins, if taken seriously, I do take seriously; I appreciate this attitude.
Hot money comes quickly and goes just as fast; if you run slowly, you'll get caught.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 10h ago
That wave of privacy coins, I also watched as hot money ran away. The Asian market is just like that—coming in silently and leaving without a trace. Better to get out early and avoid the risk.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 10h ago
Watching the market until suffocation, maybe forget about privacy coins
This copycat wave does have a chance, but always be ready to run
As long as AXS isn't a loss, that's fine; anyway, don't expect it to turn the tide
Capital preservation is the key, don't be greedy
Hot money is like this, it comes quickly and goes just as fast, you need to understand
BTC has been quite calm recently. The morning session had a good rhythm, and I went up a few altcoins. However, because I need to monitor the market constantly, I basically just broke even and exited in the privacy coin sector—indicating that the latter half of this round of privacy coins was indeed controlled by Asian market buyers. Hot money can't come in or stay, it comes quickly and leaves just as fast. So, it was right to withdraw decisively. On the other hand, AXS gained a few points, and as long as I didn't lose, I consider it a profit. Honestly, I am still serious about altcoins, keep it up.