2025-12-27 19:20:11

#数字资产市场动态 In the crypto market, many people place their bets on the tactic of resisting orders, often ending up losing everything. Ultimately, whether you can make money depends on your choices.

The trends of coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $ZEC reflect the pulse of the entire market. Instead of stubbornly holding onto one direction and fighting it, it's better to spend time understanding the overall trend and making precise arrangements. Those who make money are never relying on luck; they succeed by identifying the right direction and timing.

Crypto market observations tell us a harsh truth: the real enemy of retail investors is their own unwillingness to accept reality. Financial freedom is not achieved by resisting, but by building it through thinking and decision-making.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 2h ago

Data shows that the previous big account that heavily promoted "precise positioning" has now been liquidated. Ironically, they are still teaching people to "look in the right direction" [cold laugh]

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CommunitySlacker

· 7h ago

Anti-weak hands trading is truly incredible. I've seen too many people get trapped and lose everything, to the point of doubting life. Honestly, you still need to be able to read the market, don't just stubbornly hold on. Refusing to accept this point is the most dangerous thing, and it's the easiest way to get killed in this game. Layout is more important than mindset, I agree with that. Research thoroughly before taking action, otherwise just wait to be slaughtered. The group that makes money definitely doesn't rely on luck to get through. The choice is in your hands; whether you hold or not, you must bear the consequences. Wealth accumulated through strategic thinking and decision-making can withstand drawdowns, there's no doubt about that. If you can't see the overall trend clearly, don't force it, really. If you don't get the rhythm right, all coins are useless.

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PortfolioAlert

· 7h ago

The idea of resisting positions sounds like motivational talk, but those who have lost money understand. Getting the right direction is really a hundred times harder than resisting temptation. Being unwilling to accept losses is indeed the biggest enemy of retail investors; that hits home. Holding on through losses is a costly lesson. Mindset and decision-making, in simple terms, mean having a brain. Strategic planning and timing are more important than anything else. It's like digging your own grave; those who understand, understand.

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GamefiGreenie

· 7h ago

That's right, I am literally a living example, haha. Anti-dumping is really a graveyard for retail investors. I insisted on holding onto Dogecoin before, but... forget it, no need to mention it. The key is to understand the overall trend, not to buy blindly. One word—悟

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OffchainOracle

· 7h ago

From anti-monopoly to bankruptcy, how unhinged must one be to go that far That's right, choice is indeed more important than effort, but the problem is that most people simply choose the wrong path It's easy to see the right direction, but sticking to it until the end is the real challenge Being unwilling to accept this is the biggest common flaw among retail investors, no doubt

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AirdropHunter007

· 7h ago

Anti-position trading is really a killer. At least three friends around me have lost their money this way. Choosing the right direction is more important than anything else, but most people just refuse to admit they made the wrong choice. The feeling of being unwilling to accept loss, ah, is truly the biggest killer for retail investors.

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LayerHopper

· 7h ago

The game of anti-positioning should have been abandoned long ago. Losing money is because you always want to turn the tide and simply can't stop. Identifying the trend is indeed more important than anything else, but most people just can't do it. Being unwilling to accept this point is a harsh blow; frankly, it's greed that destroys oneself. The sense of rhythm is truly excellent, but unfortunately I always step on the highest point. There's nothing wrong with the idea of thinking and decision-making, but it's just talk that goes in one ear and out the other; I still can't change my temper.

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