Recently, the market rhythm is what it is, just follow along. Don't be greedy or get caught up in the fight🤦♂️. Stay out of the market and watch for opportunities; act only when you have a clear plan.
BTC and ETH, these two old friends, each took a profit of over a thousand points this wave, but we still need to observe further. The pace on SOL is also quite fast, and the key to these mainstream coins' movements still depends on how big players are positioning.
If you don't have a clear strategy right now, holding a vacant position is also an option—wait decisively for signals to appear, and don't let the market fluctuations of the whales drive you crazy. Trading is like this: greed and reluctance to take action are often the two biggest killers of profits.
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RugDocScientist
· 01-10 04:07
Being out of the market is really a form of cultivation; it's much better than messing around inside.
That's right, if the pace really can't keep up, it's better not to follow.
BTC and ETH are acting up again. When will they finally settle down?
When a big player makes a move, we follow. Still the same old trick.
Greed is something I’ve lost money on many times before I finally understood.
Wait a moment, in the end, we still need to wait until the signals are clear before acting; otherwise, it's just giving away to the market makers.
Right now, I am just holding cash, peaceful and quiet.
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WalletWhisperer
· 01-10 00:54
Going completely out of the market is really the hardest part; too many people are impulsive.
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The big players haven't moved yet, so why should we act blindly?
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BTC and ETH have dropped so much this time; it feels like the bottom hasn't been reached yet.
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Saying "don't be greedy and avoid fighting" is easy, but actually doing it is really tough.
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Let's wait and see; anyway, we're just passing the time.
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The market manipulators love to do this, messing with people's mindsets.
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Enter only when you have a plan; I've been saying this for a year haha.
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SOL is indeed fast, but its rhythm is very strange.
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Holding a completely empty position is actually quite comfortable; no need to watch the K-line all the time.
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The word "greed" hits too close to home for crypto people.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-09 17:19
According to the database, how many times has this wave of BTC selling off occurred, and how long has it been since the last "steady upward" promise... Waiting on signals with an empty position sounds right, but the reality is that we are always the last to know the timing when large investors have completed their layout.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-09 14:01
The pattern has formed, and the thousand-point drop in BTC was actually expected. The distribution of chips shows that big players are quietly shifting positions. Only now are the panic sellers showing typical rookie mentality.
Holding a vacant position is the right move, a hundred times better than chasing highs and selling lows. The probabilistic strategy is that simple and straightforward.
You guys enjoy the rapid pace of SOL, but I see it as a sign of overheated sentiment; the RSI has already been overbought for a while. Wait a bit, everyone. More interesting levels are still ahead.
Not everyone can survive until the moment when the risk is finally released.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-07 05:55
Empty position to eat, let's talk later. This wave of volatility really messes with the mindset.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-07 05:54
That's so right. Now it's just about watching, don't get itchy. Staying out of the market is the most comfortable state.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-07 05:49
Being out of the market is really comfortable, no need to watch the charts and get cut.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-07 05:44
Going completely flat is really tough. Watching others buy the dip makes me itchy, but I really need to stay calm this time.
You're right, greed is truly the number one killer in trading. I should just rename my account to CoffeeAndLosses.
Wait, why haven't the big players made a move yet? That's the most tormenting part.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 01-07 05:36
Being out of the market during this period really feels comfortable, no need to watch the charts every day and get chopped up.
Wait, is this wave of SOL about to take off? Feels like big players are lurking.
Honestly, greed is really the devil. I've seen too many people blow up just because they held on a little longer.
When is the right time to make a move now? Or should we wait for a signal?
This rhythm of BTC feels a bit strange, seems like someone is suppressing it.
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On-ChainDiver
· 01-07 05:29
Being out of the market is truly an art, much better than reckless trading.
Recently, the market rhythm is what it is, just follow along. Don't be greedy or get caught up in the fight🤦♂️. Stay out of the market and watch for opportunities; act only when you have a clear plan.
BTC and ETH, these two old friends, each took a profit of over a thousand points this wave, but we still need to observe further. The pace on SOL is also quite fast, and the key to these mainstream coins' movements still depends on how big players are positioning.
If you don't have a clear strategy right now, holding a vacant position is also an option—wait decisively for signals to appear, and don't let the market fluctuations of the whales drive you crazy. Trading is like this: greed and reluctance to take action are often the two biggest killers of profits.