2025-12-30 09:00:44

#数字资产市场动态 Recent volatile market conditions really test the patience of long-term holders. Holding positions for the long term makes it easy to be repeatedly hammered, with profits gradually leaking out. My advice is to switch strategies flexibly — you can short or go long, the key is to follow the rhythm and not stubbornly stick to one direction. Frequent short-term trading can actually help avoid many of the setbacks, and it can also keep your mindset more stable.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 6h ago

Holding onto a single direction will really make you bleed, this market trend is here to teach people to be flexible.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 6h ago

That's what they say, but how many can actually do it?

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MetaMaximalist

· 6h ago

ngl this "flexibility" argument is just survivorship bias dressed up in market commentary... actual infrastructure builders don't scalp every wiggle, they understand adoption curves over quarters not minutes

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SerumSquirrel

· 6h ago

In a volatile market, stubbornly holding on is really asking for trouble. I've been smashed countless times too. Quickly switching between long and short positions is definitely much more comfortable. Don't stick to some faith-based holding strategy. This wave of market movement is all about technical analysis; it's more profitable to follow the rhythm than to just hold positions blindly. Those who know the game are switching between short and long positions; if you're still all-in, you should reflect. Frequent trading is tiring, but maintaining a good mindset is the key. Holding stubbornly in one direction is the most draining on your mentality, really.

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