2025-12-28 02:22:35

I don't feel like my condition is declining. It's just that I've seen through the trading patterns of this period—multi-wallet coordination, frequent leek-cutting, washing the market to push prices up and then repeating—it's gotten a bit excessive. I'm not interested in following this game.

Instead of chasing huge profits, it's better to be steady and reliable. Accept small gains now since I don't really care that much anyway. In fact, the extra time can be used to enjoy life properly, which is also pretty good.

Sometimes, leaving the gambling table is also a kind of victory.

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MemeEchoer

· 20h ago

Being sober is definitely smarter than those who still chase highs and kill lows.

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WenMoon

· 20h ago

Recognizing the tricks makes you the winner; there's no need to stubbornly fight it out at the gambling table. Stable income + quality of life, this deal is worth it.

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AirdropHunter420

· 20h ago

It's not that I'm afraid, I just see through it. Playing the tricks of bleeding the newbies for so long, you really think beginners can't see through it? That's hilarious. Getting out feels so much better, no need to stare at the K-line every day and have a mental breakdown. Making a small profit is still a profit, anyway I don't lack this little money.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 20h ago

I'm finally awake. This trading strategy is becoming more and more obvious. Honestly, being alive without stress is the biggest gain. With this mindset, I win way more than those who are still hopelessly trapped at the gambling table.

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