#ETH走势分析 Recently, there has been a pump in the rise ranking, but there are actually quite a few lessons hidden behind it. A trader opened a short order and got trapped, asking whether to hold on or not—ultimately choosing to Cut Loss and exit within their tolerance range, although it was painful, it avoided a bigger hole.
This situation is very typical: on-chain data shows that the main funds continue to flow in, and the trend is clearly bullish. However, many retail investors do not look at the data at all; either they go against the trend based on their feelings, or they mindlessly short when they see a certain altcoin skyrocketing—without even understanding the project's fundamentals, and the flow of funds is even more of a mystery. The market will not tolerate such operations; those who should be liquidated will be liquidated, and those who should cut losses will cut losses.
Shitcoins can make people envious when they rise, but blindly chasing shorts or stubbornly holding positions will always lead to losses for those who do not do their homework. If you can't understand the trend, don't guess the direction blindly; on-chain funds, project background, major player movements - none of these basic analyses can be overlooked.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 48m ago
Once again, those who trade crypto based on gut feeling got liquidated—they had it coming.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 20h ago
⚠️ CRITICAL: that trader literally ignored on-chain fund flows AND didn't audit the contract before shorting. classic rugpull setup waiting to happen. DYOR means actually doing it, not guessing.
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BoredRiceBall
· 22h ago
Another story of being taken advantage of by the big players. Honestly, after seeing it so many times, whether you want to warn people or not, it just feels pointless.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-02 17:33
Data shows that on-chain funds have been pouring in wildly these past two days, and the hourly statistics show no signs of reversal. However, there are always some who insist on going against the trend... Just wait a bit longer, it was like this during the historical low.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 12-01 12:21
Cut Loss Brother's choice is still wise, much better than stubbornly holding on. I've seen too many people who had to gamble end up getting liquidated.
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UncommonNPC
· 12-01 12:20
That guy who cut losses is considered lucky; many people have directly sleepwalked into getting liquidated... The on-chain data is right there, but they insist on going against the trend. The market tuition fees are really quite high.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 12-01 12:20
That guy who cut losses is really smart. I've seen too many people stubbornly hold on until their capital is wiped out, why bother? Retail investors have this problem of stubbornness, insisting on going against the market makers.
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OffchainWinner
· 12-01 12:18
It's yet another story of holding a losing position, really speechless. If you can't understand Candlestick charts, don't force yourself to play; do you really think you can outsmart the market maker?
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SchrodingersPaper
· 12-01 12:11
Here we go again, on-chain data, market maker trends... it's easy to talk about, but when the crucial moment comes, you're still panicking.
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SundayDegen
· 12-01 12:05
Cut Loss and leaving the market is just the beginning of making money; stubbornly holding on is just looking for death. This guy seems to have figured it out.
#ETH走势分析 Recently, there has been a pump in the rise ranking, but there are actually quite a few lessons hidden behind it. A trader opened a short order and got trapped, asking whether to hold on or not—ultimately choosing to Cut Loss and exit within their tolerance range, although it was painful, it avoided a bigger hole.
This situation is very typical: on-chain data shows that the main funds continue to flow in, and the trend is clearly bullish. However, many retail investors do not look at the data at all; either they go against the trend based on their feelings, or they mindlessly short when they see a certain altcoin skyrocketing—without even understanding the project's fundamentals, and the flow of funds is even more of a mystery. The market will not tolerate such operations; those who should be liquidated will be liquidated, and those who should cut losses will cut losses.
Shitcoins can make people envious when they rise, but blindly chasing shorts or stubbornly holding positions will always lead to losses for those who do not do their homework. If you can't understand the trend, don't guess the direction blindly; on-chain funds, project background, major player movements - none of these basic analyses can be overlooked.
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