On-chain data platforms recently pointed out an interesting phenomenon — while entry funds have significantly slowed down, early investors and long-term holders are accelerating their stop-loss actions. This situation becomes even more apparent when prices fluctuate within a narrow range repeatedly. In simple terms, everyone is waiting, but the longer they wait, the more their mentality collapses. Judging by the speed at which holders are forced to cut losses, this state of "everyone is exhausted" has already become a label for a long-term bear market. Funds are reluctant to enter, old holders are forced to sell, and the market is thus consuming investors' patience.
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GasFeeLady
· 9h ago
nah this is just classic distribution pattern tbh... watching those early holders panic dump while newbies hesitate = textbook market psychology. the gas fees are cheap rn but nobody wants to load the gun lol
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MetaMuskRat
· 9h ago
Brothers, I knew it was hopeless when you started cutting losses. I really can't wait any longer for this wave.
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It's been consolidating for so long, it's time to sell. Still holding on stubbornly here.
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Old accounts exit when funds stop coming in. That's the real truth of a bear market.
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The first to lose their composure often suffer the biggest losses. Forget it, I'm going to sleep.
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The longer you wait, the more your mentality collapses. That hits hard.
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Everyone's exhausting their patience. Whoever can't hold on first loses.
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RektRecorder
· 9h ago
Old holders run away, new retail investors don't come, this is just mutual harm
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Wait and wait, and in the end, all you get is being cut
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Mindset is the most vulnerable to depletion, just look at the current trading volume
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Funds are on the sidelines, retail investors are cutting losses, the standard process of air coins
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This wave feels like it’s really wearing everyone out, who is still holding on?
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Laughing to death, the elderly leave, newcomers don’t come, the market is just like that, dead
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Repeated fluctuations are the most torturous, more cruel than a direct crash
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StealthDeployer
· 9h ago
Old investors run away, new investors don't come in, and this market feels like a walking corpse
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It's already 2024 and we're still waiting for the bottom. The problem isn't the market, it's our mentality
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Really incredible, new funds are avoiding it, and the old chives still have to be harvested
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This wave mainly lacks a story to tell; without market expectations, no one is playing
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It's outrageous, just one word from the chart: annoying
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Brothers who entered early are probably now clearing their cut-loss lists haha
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Slowing funds + old investors cutting losses, it's a sure death spiral rhythm
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Wait and wait, just keep waiting, and in the end, you'll become a chive root
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Sideways consolidation truly tests people; those who can't hold on will be out
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It's easy to say, but who can keep their mentality from exploding in this kind of market
On-chain data platforms recently pointed out an interesting phenomenon — while entry funds have significantly slowed down, early investors and long-term holders are accelerating their stop-loss actions. This situation becomes even more apparent when prices fluctuate within a narrow range repeatedly. In simple terms, everyone is waiting, but the longer they wait, the more their mentality collapses. Judging by the speed at which holders are forced to cut losses, this state of "everyone is exhausted" has already become a label for a long-term bear market. Funds are reluctant to enter, old holders are forced to sell, and the market is thus consuming investors' patience.