2025-12-26 09:00:54

#数字资产市场动态 Fans have been asking why I’ve been posting less. Actually, I’ve been constantly monitoring the market, keeping an eye on the numbers.

Here’s what’s been happening recently: I’ve been watching the charts so much that I realize opportunities aren’t as easy to grasp. There are definitely opportunities, but they are few and hard to execute—I'm also trading in real time, and profits and losses are common. The good news is that the risk in my positions has decreased, and only when I truly enter the market do I realize how torturous the行情 can be.

So I’ve changed my strategy: I won’t post about opportunities unless they have high certainty. I’ll only take action when I find a market with a large margin of safety and clear signals; otherwise, I’ll stay in cash and wait. The rhythm of mainstream coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB is currently testing patience at this critical juncture.

Taking a moment to sit quietly and sort out the next steps—this is the most urgent task right now.

BTC-3,06%

ETH-3,14%

BNB-1,63%

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MevTears

· 21h ago

This wave really made me realize that not making reckless moves is the biggest win The market can be torturous, and it's so true—I only understood after losing money Holding onto cash is the best position, waiting for those opportunities with guaranteed explosive potential Real traders are like this—speak less, work more

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LiquidationWatcher

· 12-28 23:41

This approach is better, much stronger than blindly rushing in. Better to hold back and wait, rather than shooting wildly and risking everything. The market can be torturous; admitting defeat is actually winning. I really admire your patience. Cash is king; this saying still holds true. Honestly, making profits and taking losses are normal; don't be so obsessed. Reducing risk is the right move; many people are still going all-in. Stay sober and clear-headed to avoid regrets later.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 12-28 22:42

According to research, the strategic logic of "silence is golden" actually warrants in-depth analysis— from an information economics perspective, reducing posting frequency is a rational way to lower one's own decision-making risk. Data shows that analysts who speak frequently have an average accuracy rate often below 30%, while your selective opportunity approach, from a technical standpoint, is optimizing the signal-to-noise ratio.

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AirdropATM

· 12-27 12:56

Oh wow, this wave was really rational. I was also manipulated quite a bit. That's right, better to miss out than to blindly jump in. I only lost because I traded too frequently. Holding cash is profit. Well said. Wait, wait, wait, this is the right way... I should also learn to control myself. Definitely avoid trades with low certainty; it's too torturous, brother. I also watch the market every day, I feel you... Sometimes not trading is actually more profitable than trading.

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GweiWatcher

· 12-26 09:27

Everyone who pays attention can see it; being low-key is the way to make money. This wave of market movement is indeed tormenting. Instead of randomly posting, it's better to think carefully. Watching the market for too long can lead to overtrading; your approach is correct. Holding onto cash and waiting for certainty—that's the professional attitude. Profits and losses are normal; the key is to stay alive and exit the market victorious. Experts wait silently; I think this logic makes sense. It's interesting—only by not posting are you truly focused on monitoring the market.

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RetailTherapist

· 12-26 09:25

This wave is indeed, the more you watch, the more numb you become. It's better to post less and protect the principal.

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GweiTooHigh

· 12-26 09:24

Oh, truly, well said. I feel the same way; I've learned my lesson about impulsively cutting positions too well. Wait, are you switching to the "Meditating Zen Master" mode? Haha. Are you holding a low position? Then why are you still watching the market so closely? Exactly, it's better to miss out than to make reckless moves. That's true understanding. Now it's all about who can endure the loneliness. I trust your high certainty. Tell me, when do you think is the next time to act? It's another day of waiting, so boring.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 12-26 09:16

There is agreement, but honestly, the more I watch the market, the more cautious I become, which is quite ironic. Wait, reducing posting frequency = becoming more professional? Or is there really nothing to do? The saying "cash is king" has been around for three years. When will truly high certainty arrive? Making profits and losses is very common… This phrase hits home. It sounds easy, but it must be mentally exhausting. Your pace has indeed changed these days. Has your position shrunk so much? Patience is easy to talk about, but can you really stay calm when your money is in the account?

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VitaliksTwin

· 12-26 09:14

I knew it, things have been quiet lately. It seems like they're really actively managing the market, not just writing fluff. Wait, are high-confidence opportunities really this hard to find? How can an retail investor like me survive? Cash is king, that's what I think too. Just waiting for Bitcoin and Ethereum to give a clear signal. I can't help it, watching the market every day, how can my mentality not explode, haha. Making profits and suffering losses are so real, it's heartbreaking.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 12-26 09:10

This is the real deal, much more reliable than those who shout signals every day. By the way, the move to reduce positions was well played; many people just hold on stubbornly to the end. Holding onto cash is equivalent to holding the initiative. I’ve started doing the same. This wave of BTC volatility is indeed torturous; patience is easy to talk about but hard to practice. Not taking action is actually the smartest move. Thumbs up.

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