2025-12-26 13:28:23

The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan has recently sparked frequent discussions, but to be honest, the policy direction is still somewhat unclear. In this uncertainty, the wisest choice is to stay put and wait for clearer market signals before making decisions. Aggressive actions often lead to pitfalls.

Many newcomers always want to profit quickly, but the crypto world has never been a place of luck. The logic of making money here is brutal — your depth of understanding of the market directly determines whether you can profit. Without solid analytical skills and market awareness, operating blindly on intuition? That’s nothing but inviting humiliation. To survive longer in this market, you must have real skills.

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ProposalManiac

· 12-26 18:05

Policy ambiguity is the biggest signal; waiting itself is a form of decision-making. The problem is that most people can't sit still and have to make sense of the uncertainty. Historically, every such period has been a peak for harvesting profits. Betting without clear mechanisms? That shows a lack of respect for your own funds. That said, saying "you must have real skills" is not wrong, but isn't this "skill" just understanding game theory balance and knowing when to act and when to stay still? The biggest bug for beginners is confusing luck with strength.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 12-26 13:58

Lying flat signals are the real way to go, why rush? --- Newbies really should listen, don't mess around without the skills --- This comment hit me, it feels like it's talking about my previous stupid moves --- The Federal Reserve's recent actions are indeed vague, better to wait and see --- That's how the crypto world is, those who understand make money, those who don't get caught --- That's right, but when the opportunity comes, you can't control yourself, that's the real curse --- Let's wait and see, anyway you can't run, rushing will only backfire

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RugDocScientist

· 12-26 13:55

Wait, can you really make money just by doing nothing? I don't quite understand this logic.

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MetaMisfit

· 12-26 13:55

Not sure, just hold. Anyway, I can't understand the Fed's tricks anyway. --- The most common thing beginners do is chase the rising prices and sell at the dip, then cry asking why they lost money. It's hilarious. --- Really, if you don't have the skills to push forward, you're just giving away money. --- Waiting for clear signals? By the time the signals come, the brother has already taken off. Those who always wait are the most miserable. --- That's right, the crypto world charges based on your depth of understanding. No ambiguity about it. --- It seems that only rookies would operate that way. --- If it's unclear, just leave it unclear. I'll keep observing. Anyway, there's always another opportunity if you miss this one. --- The cruelest thing about this market is that you have no skills but still want to get out quickly. Dream on. --- Standing still is also a choice, at least you won't lose everything.

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PumpingCroissant

· 12-26 13:50

Waiting and watching is indeed the best strategy, but I think most people simply can't sit still anymore.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 12-26 13:48

Policy signals are unclear, which is indeed frustrating, but I still think there's no need to be too pessimistic. Newcomers shouldn't expect to get rich overnight; this is about deep understanding. Sometimes staying put is the most stable move, really. People who know the game make money; those who don't pay tuition—it's that simple and realistic. The Federal Reserve's recent moves are indeed a bit mysterious; let's wait and see. The crypto world is ruthless; skills determine everything, you have to admit that.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 12-26 13:37

Tired of the saying "stand still and do nothing," the key still depends on who can hold on until the end. Newbies losing money isn't because they're impatient, but because they simply don't understand what they're doing. The Federal Reserve's mess is never clear, waiting around is just wasting time. That's how the crypto world is—either lying back and winning or lying back and losing, there's no in-between. A more flattering way to say it is "deep understanding," but really it's just about luck. Instead of studying the market, it's better to study how much you can afford to lose.

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