2025-12-29 03:00:42

#数字资产市场动态 The current market trend is really fierce — what seems like a correction is actually a buildup for a big move. $BTC, $ETH and other mainstream cryptocurrencies are showing undeniable strength, and the intensity of the index has reached a point where there is no room for mistakes.

Many people tend to make mistakes in this kind of market — chasing highs and wanting to cut losses, then fearing FOMO after cutting losses. Basically, it’s the old trick of chasing gains and selling losses. But the current market environment no longer tolerates this — one wrong decision could cost you twice.

My advice? Instead of frequent trading, it’s better to clarify your strategy. In a strong market, stop-losses should be strict, but don’t be scared by shakeouts. That’s the trading philosophy for lasting success.

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SolidityNewbie

· 9h ago

Oh no, it's that same "clarify your thinking" approach again. It sounds easy, but actually doing it is really deadly. I agree with strict stop-losses, but that shakeout really can scare the hell out of people. If I weren't repeatedly proven wrong, I wouldn't be so cautious. It's really a mindset issue; frequent trading is really not as comfortable as just lying flat.

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just_another_wallet

· 12-29 03:29

That strategy of chasing gains and selling losses really needs to change. One mistake and you suffer double the loss, it's heartbreaking.

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QuorumVoter

· 12-29 03:29

I agree that strict stop-loss is important, but in an emergency, who can really do it?

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TrustMeBro

· 12-29 03:28

Really, right now this market is a game of psychology; one misstep and you lose everything.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 12-29 03:26

Buddy, this wave is indeed easy to be washed out, I've already gotten itchy twice --- Watching the trend chart every day has made me dumb, still need to look at the long-term --- That's right, frequent operations are just asking for trouble, I've learned my lesson from losing once --- Once the intensity is in place, don't mess around, hold on and it's over --- Strict stop-loss + not chasing the rise are easy to say but hard to do, everyone --- Really, a single misjudgment can send you back to the beginning, this market is not as friendly as you imagine --- Hands up if you were scared out of your position by a shakeout and cut losses, I won't say anything --- Clarifying your thoughts is the hardest part, who isn't led by the market to move

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 12-29 03:25

I've already said that this wave of pullback is the best opportunity to get in. Many people are still hesitating about whether to sell or hold, but they don't realize that the overall trend is already very clear.

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AlphaLeaker

· 12-29 03:18

Bro, this move is really fierce, but to be honest, there are still too many people chasing highs and cutting losses. Honestly, only those who can hold on without moving make money. Our group is just too reckless.

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