2025-12-29 00:30:11

#数字资产市场动态 Seeing the price of the coin plummet, everyone rushes to escape, then starts cursing loudly—taking on this burden, are we really worthy? To be honest, the big funds have already been smiling and eating up the blood chips, while retail investors are selling off their holdings one by one, and they are so easily taking away the profits that originally belonged to you. Don't underestimate this psychological tactic; panic is precisely their weapon. Just look at the market momentum and you'll know that this correction is just beginning. When the main players are shaking out the market, retail investors are most likely to panic. Those who truly make money are the ones who stay calm, see the situation clearly, and are not driven by emotions.

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DAOdreamer

· 15h ago

In simple terms, it's the retail investors rushing headlong into the scythe, watching K-line charts every day until their mentality collapses. --- Here we go again, when the main players shake out the retail investors, they get completely confused. If it were really that easy to make money, we would have already cashed out. --- Trying to stay calm and assess the situation? Brother, try staying calm when you have no money in hand. Who can stay calm at the moment of cutting losses? --- I'm tired of hearing about panic weapons. The key issue is the wrong timing of buying in and getting caught in a trap. How can you stay calm then? --- It's easy to say not to be driven by emotions, but try losing thirty percent and see how easy it is. --- Blood chips, psychological warfare, shakeouts... these words have been popular for a while, but the ones who profit are still the same old faces. --- Why are all these people still complaining here if they see the situation clearly? Shouldn't they all be making a fortune? --- The main players are indeed ruthless, but what can retail investors do? They can't all target their moves, and the information gap is right there.

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MoonRocketman

· 15h ago

RSI has entered the oversold zone. According to the Bollinger Bands, this correction is a standard gravity pullback. When retail investors panic, it's actually the launch window for the main upward wave.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 15h ago

Here we go again with this set? Sounds nice, but isn't it just persuading us to buy the dip and take the plunge?

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HallucinationGrower

· 15h ago

That's right, retail investors are just scared out of the market. I also panicked during the last plunge, but I later realized it was just a shakeout tactic. Human nature is weak—when prices fall, we want to run. But it seems that those who truly make money are the ones who can hold on. This wave of correction isn't over yet, don't rush to catch the bottom. Speaking of which, we need to learn how not to be emotionally hijacked.

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OnchainHolmes

· 15h ago

Exactly right, retail investors are too easily scared out, and big funds rely on this trick to harvest profits.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 15h ago

nah this is just textbook greater fool theory playing out in real time. whales accumulate on panic, retail gets emotionally destroyed, rinse repeat. called this exact pattern months ago when everyone was still euphoric lol

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