In the face of market conditions, how should retail investors break through? Instead of passively taking hits, it's better to go with the flow. When big players have already started bottom fishing and deploying, stubbornly holding and watching is clearly not the way out. Some major influencer accounts circulating in the market have recently regained vitality, and what this represents is self-evident. Frankly speaking, the market signals they can capture are often received by ordinary investors a step too late. Since it's evident that the market is under pressure, and these people are still willing to take action, it itself is a signal being sent. Instead of worrying about whether to participate or not, it's better to think about how to smartly keep up with the rhythm. Blindly opposing big players is essentially a false proposition. Those who understand the market are never operating against the trend, but learning to find direction amid volatility. MYX's recent performance is worth paying attention to what those who have already made up their minds are doing.
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not_your_keys
· 01-04 08:41
It's the same old script... Are the revival and vitality of big influencers a signal? Why not say that their ability to harvest profits has also revived?
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-03 09:45
You're just spreading anxiety again, retail investors should just obediently wait for death?
Following big influencers can turn things around? I think not.
I'm tired of this kind of rhetoric, wake up everyone.
Projects like MYX keep cutting one batch after another, do you really think we're fools?
Go with the trend? First, understand who is going with whose trend.
Even with obvious signals, it's still hindsight; don't be led by the rhythm.
Instead of following the trend, learn to cut losses—that's the way to break the deadlock.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-03 09:37
When the big V influencers make a move, I know it's going to rise. This trick has been used for so long and still works well. Retail investors are always a step behind.
Following the trend is risky. It's hard to tell who is genuine and who is fake.
MYX? How did this thing come back again? When was the last time I heard about it?
Seeing others bottom fish and then following suit, but in the end, it's still yourself who gets trapped. What's the point?
No matter how many signals there are, they are all other people's signals. We can only gamble.
Instead of waiting for the big V influencers to take action, it's better to learn how to read the charts yourself. Being cut by the leek is also a matter of willingness.
Going with the trend is correct, but the key is how to identify which one is the trend.
Big players' layouts ≠ retail investors can follow. Don't overthink it.
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RektButAlive
· 01-03 09:30
Here comes another attempt to fool retail investors into taking the bait, truly typical.
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Eastside
· 01-03 09:23
Pump and dump. First a pump. Don't deceive retail, idiot.
In the face of market conditions, how should retail investors break through? Instead of passively taking hits, it's better to go with the flow. When big players have already started bottom fishing and deploying, stubbornly holding and watching is clearly not the way out. Some major influencer accounts circulating in the market have recently regained vitality, and what this represents is self-evident. Frankly speaking, the market signals they can capture are often received by ordinary investors a step too late. Since it's evident that the market is under pressure, and these people are still willing to take action, it itself is a signal being sent. Instead of worrying about whether to participate or not, it's better to think about how to smartly keep up with the rhythm. Blindly opposing big players is essentially a false proposition. Those who understand the market are never operating against the trend, but learning to find direction amid volatility. MYX's recent performance is worth paying attention to what those who have already made up their minds are doing.