#数字资产市场观察 Recently, this wave of market trends has been quite confusing, to be honest.
The market is consolidating sideways, and many people don't know which direction to take. Instead of staring at the candlestick charts and making various guesses, let's discuss something practical—how should we operate the positions we currently hold?
Seeing some assets suddenly surge very sharply, shooting up like a rocket🚀, is it appropriate to chase in at this time? Does anyone have any advice?
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FlatlineTrader
· 12-05 13:57
Sideways market like this is terrible, chasing highs is just asking for trouble.
Why chase at all? That's how people end up taking losses.
Cut your position by half first, wait for confirmation signals before making a move.
This kind of market is the easiest to lose money in, I'd rather just sit it out.
Thinking about chasing when it pumps? Bro, you're really brave.
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DancingCandles
· 12-03 20:04
If the market is going sideways, so be it. What else can I do? I'll just lie flat, hold my coins, and wait for opportunities.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 12-03 15:01
Let it go sideways, I'm already tired of chasing the highs.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-02 15:21
ngl the sideways chop is just market entropy doing its thing... those rocket pumps? 9/10 times it's just liquidity getting arbitraged away before the wick eats your stop loss lmao
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PositionPhobia
· 12-02 15:21
It's been sideways for so long, I haven't looked at the candlestick charts for a while, going all in is the way to go.
Chasing the price? Brother, you're just giving your money to the market maker.
My advice is, don't move, just hodl like this, anxiety won't change anything.
This is when the mindset is most tested, let's see who can hold on.
Hey, are you still increasing your position? I feel like the risk is a bit too big.
A sudden pump is the last thing I want to chase, this is often what people call the meat grinder.
But I'm indeed confused, I've asked around and no one has given a reliable direction.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-02 15:20
It's been Sideways for so long, I'm almost falling asleep.
Chase the price? Bro, are you trying to quickly get back to zero cost?
Instead of chasing rockets, it's better to wait until they crash and then pick up the bargains.
This market really tests the mentality, I've already laid flat.
To be honest, it's better to wait for clear signals than to mess around.
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GasFeeCrying
· 12-02 15:19
It's been sideways for so long that I don't even look at the candlesticks anymore, just going all in and waiting to die.
Chasing the price? Buddy, if you want to live through this, don't even think about it.
As for positions, either you have them or you don't, what's the point of saying so much?
This wave of market really feels like it can't hold on much longer, it seems like they are pumping to catch a falling knife.
Right now, I don't dare to do anything, just lying here like this.
Going all in, it's either the moon or Afghanistan, there's no third option.
It feels like this market is just screening for who is the last fool to catch the final baton.
Instead of chasing those broken tokens, it’s better to hold onto what you have now and wait for the right moment.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 12-02 15:09
It's been sideways for so long that I’ve become numb; chasing the price is just asking for trouble.
What to chase? Just wait until it falls, don’t get played for suckers.
This round of the market feels a bit strange; the pros are all dumping, right?
I cleared my positions long ago, and now I'm just watching the show; those who got out are still alive.
In reality, who can really predict the top? To put it bluntly, it’s all a gamble.
My strategy is to only act if it falls by 30%, it’s safer that way.
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RektCoaster
· 12-02 14:59
Chasing the price in this matter... I really advise everyone to stay calm, every time there’s a rocket market, someone enters a position and gets trapped, a bloody lesson.
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Sideways is the time to test one’s mindset, I am just lying flat now, waiting for that kind of certain opportunity to act.
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To be honest, a sudden pump is often a trap, I’ve seen many rebounds that end up crashing.
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There’s no standard answer for Position, the key is still how much you can afford to lose, this is real money.
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Instead of chasing rockets, it’s better to protect your own capital, the next cycle is the real opportunity.
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My advice is just one — if unsure, don’t act, it's better to miss out than to be tied up.
#数字资产市场观察 Recently, this wave of market trends has been quite confusing, to be honest.
The market is consolidating sideways, and many people don't know which direction to take. Instead of staring at the candlestick charts and making various guesses, let's discuss something practical—how should we operate the positions we currently hold?
Seeing some assets suddenly surge very sharply, shooting up like a rocket🚀, is it appropriate to chase in at this time? Does anyone have any advice?