Watch ORD I soar from $2.5 to hundreds of dollars, it has never let down those who trust it. The same story repeats itself with TURBO and HMSTR; the rhythm of these copycat coins is so consistent—big gains when they rise, quick drops when they fall.
LUNC's recent pattern is quite interesting; its trend logic is similar to coins like PEPE and PEOPLE, all about repeated turbulence. CFX is even more so; ultra-short-term traders want to grab cheap deals, and even a slight pullback is enough to make them run.
What’s truly fascinating is human nature. When prices are high, people get impulsive and rush in, only to get trapped. Even more heartbreaking is that many turn being trapped into "faith," holding on tightly but unable to understand why. Perhaps this is why copycat season keeps recurring—there are always people repeating the same stories, and the market keeps playing out the transfer of wealth within these cycles.
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WhaleInTraining
· 12-26 13:56
Human nature is so greedy. When rushing in at high points, no one thinks about getting trapped.
Getting trapped is called faith, it's hilarious.
When ORDI rose to hundreds of dollars, whoever bought in made money. Now those still waiting for a miracle are probably already numb.
Really, the market just plays this trick, repeatedly harvesting.
The tactic of turning being trapped into faith, I have to admit, is the art of self-deception.
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CafeMinor
· 12-26 13:41
Haha, that wave of ORDI was indeed amazing, but honestly, it's just gambling on human nature.
Those who can hold on made money, those who couldn't sell early—that's just how brutal it is.
Tokens like LUNC keep flipping back and forth, and in the end, it's all about cutting the leeks; I still can't see through it.
Getting trapped and turning it into faith—that really hit me. How many people around me use this as self-comfort?
The market is like this: some get rich overnight, while others get liquidated; it's always a cycle.
That's right, those who truly make money never worry about the essence of the coin—they just look at popularity and momentum.
Watch ORD I soar from $2.5 to hundreds of dollars, it has never let down those who trust it. The same story repeats itself with TURBO and HMSTR; the rhythm of these copycat coins is so consistent—big gains when they rise, quick drops when they fall.
LUNC's recent pattern is quite interesting; its trend logic is similar to coins like PEPE and PEOPLE, all about repeated turbulence. CFX is even more so; ultra-short-term traders want to grab cheap deals, and even a slight pullback is enough to make them run.
What’s truly fascinating is human nature. When prices are high, people get impulsive and rush in, only to get trapped. Even more heartbreaking is that many turn being trapped into "faith," holding on tightly but unable to understand why. Perhaps this is why copycat season keeps recurring—there are always people repeating the same stories, and the market keeps playing out the transfer of wealth within these cycles.