2026-01-21 14:20:29

#数字资产市场动态 I never blindly follow market trends. It's not that I consider myself particularly clever, but at least I can see through common tactics—act when it's time to act, stay clear-headed when observing. In the crypto market, everyone wants to be the smart one, but those who truly make money are often those who are not driven by emotions. Maintain independent judgment and avoid being swept up by the crowd—that's the secret to lasting longer in this market.

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MemeCurator

· 12h ago

It sounds good, but the key is whether there are coins in the account.

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PumpAnalyst

· 12h ago

Bearish outlook, but your reasoning does have some points. I'm just worried that most people will still chase the high and end up cutting their losses. Stop talking about technicals. The nice way to put it is "independent judgment," but honestly, it's just gambling on the market maker's mood. I don't believe you. The next second, I see you shouting in the group, "Are you all in yet?" This wave of rebound and rally signs is too obvious. Be careful not to get caught in the trap as the last bagholder. I'm not trying to dampen the mood, but this risk control awareness really can't keep up with the speed of retail traders chasing highs. The slogans are loud, but what about the data? Using support levels to speak is more effective than motivational quotes.

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MetaMuskRat

· 12h ago

That's right, but frankly most people can't do it at all. I also often make mistakes. It sounds easy, but truly staying calm is rare. Making independent judgments requires a steel-hearted mentality; not everyone can do it. That's why 90% of people end up getting cut, knowing is one thing, execution is the key. It's actually psychology—who can withstand panic is the one who wins.

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