2025-12-29 02:22:32

BIGTIME exploded today, rising by 4.81% in a short period, and market enthusiasm has clearly heated up.

A couple of days ago, a major exchange announced it would list BIGTIME spot trading, and as soon as the news broke, the community went into a frenzy. Such listing events are always the trigger for FOMO, and many people started YOLO entering. Based on community discussions, the current positive sentiment accounts for about 80%, mostly driven by this hot topic.

From an operational perspective, some suggest considering long positions on the futures side in the short term, but such rapid increases can also lead to pullbacks, so setting proper stop-losses is crucial. Risk prevention must keep pace, especially when emotions are high, to maintain discipline. Recently, coins listed on exchanges' spot markets tend to experience quick fluctuations, so it's important to be mentally prepared.

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PoolJumper

· 12h ago

Yeah, I see through this wave of FOMO. Listing will definitely cause a surge, then a crash—old tricks. Wait, 80% positive sentiment? Isn't this the most dangerous time? When everyone is optimistic about something... Setting stop-losses on contracts is easy to say but hard to do. When emotions run high, who remembers to set them? Could this be another exchange harvesting retail investors? Anyway, I'll just watch from the sidelines. I'll re-enter when BIGTIME drops back down. With this hype... forget it.

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RetiredMiner

· 12h ago

It's the same old trick again—exchanges listing and then starting to harvest profits. How do FOMO traders keep falling for it every time? Stop-loss? Ha, most people don't even have that habit. When they're greedy, they forget everything. The 4.81% increase seems a bit fake; it feels like a dump is coming later.

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DoomCanister

· 12h ago

Enough, enough, same old trick again. Just because it's listed doesn't mean it will definitely rise? I don't believe in this 80% positive sentiment. Usually, this is when the bagholders are at their most numerous. A 5% increase, so what? Wait for a pullback and see. Stop-loss orders must be placed.

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OnchainUndercover

· 12h ago

80% positive sentiment? This data seems a bit fishy; I've seen this trick before. --- It's either an exchange listing or FOMO; the retail investors should wake up. --- Long contracts? I think it's just contributing to the exchange. --- A 4.81% increase, what's there to get excited about? The real test is during the pullback. --- Have you set your stop-loss, everyone? Don't wait until liquidation to regret. --- I suspect there's a lot of water in this wave of sentiment; think in the opposite direction. --- Rapid fluctuations mean quick harvesting; you decide how to handle it. --- Endorsing top exchanges sounds appealing, but your wallet tells the truth. --- To the guys YOLO-ing in, good luck to you all. --- A 4.81% increase is nothing special; the key is whether you can hold it.

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orphaned_block

· 12h ago

80% positive sentiment? Haha, isn't this just another wave of bagholders gathering? --- Friends entering with YOLO, have you set your stop-loss? I'm asking seriously. --- Getting listed on top exchanges can lead to a 4.81% increase. I've seen this market too many times. --- Everyone knows rapid fluctuations happen, but the key is where the bottom is. --- Long contracts sound great, but liquidation can come just as fast. Feeling a bit timid. --- How long can this hot trend last? Betting on a day or a week? --- The community may explode, but I just want to know when to sell. --- Psychological preparation is the hardest part. Seeing the limit-up makes your hands itch. --- Stop-loss is crucial, that's true, but no one really sets it.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 13h ago

It's the same trick again, listing and then pumping the price. I fall for it every time. 80% positive sentiment? Where does this number come from? It just feels like the retail investors are screaming. Short-term contracts can go long, but don't go all in, buddy. When the pullback comes, you'll be crying before you know it.

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