2025-12-28 14:20:13

#美联储回购协议计划 AT this wave of market movement indeed gives friends who are long a chance to catch their breath. But in the past two days, I've also seen many people holding short positions at low levels, and a slight mistake can lead to liquidation.

Here I want to share some experience: when the upward trend comes, don't rush to short, and don't think a correction is coming just because of a large increase. The market rhythm won't follow our expectations. I have repeatedly warned about the possibility of fake shorts in AT, but the actual situation still depends on the market.

Currently, there are new developments in the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan, and liquidity is relatively loose. Under such circumstances, caution is even more necessary. If you want to precisely bottom fish or lock in positions, you can follow our latest level analysis, and open positions immediately based on actual candlestick signals—don't gamble on the direction based on feelings.

$AT this asset is indeed very volatile, managing risk properly is more important than chasing profits on every wave. Holding steady at low levels or cutting losses in time depends on your awareness of protecting your funds.

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CryptoNomics

· 8h ago

actually if you ran a simple correlation matrix on fed repo operations vs AT volatility, you'd realize this whole "liquidity = caution" thesis completely misses the endogenous dynamics at play here. regression analysis shows no statistically significant relationship.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 8h ago

Hey, it's the same old story. Those who bought the dip haven't learned their lesson yet. --- Sounds good, but in the end, it still depends on luck. Sometimes betting on the right direction can make you money faster. --- Whenever the Federal Reserve makes a move, the whole market follows suit. I really can't understand who is truly controlling the rhythm. --- Risk control is talked about every day, but when a margin call really happens, no one can save you. --- AT is the king of trapping traders, everyone who has stepped into the pit knows this. --- It feels like current analyses are all similar; you still have to rely on your own feel for the market.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 8h ago

Short squeeze is really intense; look at how many people got caught off guard and liquidated at the low levels. It's that same old "feeling that a correction is coming," but the market just goes against that. Risk control is truly more important than anything else. If you can't withstand the pressure, you have to cut your losses—there's no need to hesitate. The Federal Reserve's recent actions seem to have loosened the liquidity situation, but opportunities and traps are often separated by just a moment of hesitation. $AT's recent surge is indeed impressive, but don't be fooled by the rise. You need to have mental preparedness for your holdings.

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MidnightTrader

· 8h ago

Haha, someone got liquidated again at a low point. That's the price of greed. Manipulative trapping is really hard to defend against; it's more reliable to follow the K-line. When liquidity is abundant, you need to tighten up even more and not be fooled by false breakouts. Risk control is always more important than chasing quick profits. Once again, someone is paying tuition. The market doesn't care about our expectations; it moves at its own pace.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 8h ago

Shorting so many times and still people keep jumping in, really have no memory. --- The same group of people get liquidated at low positions, dare they gamble again next time? --- Feels like everyone is right, but when it comes to execution, the mind just disconnects. --- Heard the words "risk control" a thousand times, but when losing money, the mentality still collapses. --- Who can keep up with AT's rhythm? I just give up. --- It's easy to talk about bottom fishing and hitting the right spot, but doing it results in a bloodbath. --- This round of Federal Reserve easing really requires caution; greedy people should be crying now. --- Don't gamble based on feelings, but sometimes feelings are surprisingly accurate. --- Always tell myself to cut losses, but still hold the position until liquidation. --- The principle that risk control is more important than making money—only those who have made money understand.

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TaxEvader

· 8h ago

Short squeeze is coming again, can we dodge it this time? --- Those who get liquidated at low levels are greedy ghosts, deservedly so. --- The Federal Reserve's move, with liquidity easing, requires even more caution. --- Don't tell me about a pullback; AT just wants to trick you into a reverse move. --- Poor risk control, even the best entry points are useless. --- Every time there's a new development, but when will it finally stabilize? --- It seems that those betting on the direction end up losing everything, that's a fact. --- A large increase doesn't necessarily mean a pullback; why do so many people not understand this? --- Stop-loss is really difficult; can't get past the psychological barrier. --- Those holding short positions, not getting liquidated is already a blessing.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 8h ago

Those who get liquidated at low positions are the ones who haven't maintained their mindset. The market manipulation players are really ruthless. They want to buy the dip but are afraid of being cut, that's the feeling AT gives. A loose capital environment is actually more dangerous; don't be fooled by false breakouts. It still feels like you have to rely on candlestick charts; this thing is the most harmful.

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