2025-12-28 15:10:08

#比特币与黄金战争 $DOGE $PEPE $SHIB——When many people are bearish, it is precisely the golden period for chip concentration. Every market correction redistributes wealth, and those who position themselves at low levels often break through their original profit ceiling. This wave of adjustment is an opportunity for patient traders to change their social class.

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RetailTherapist

· 10h ago

Those who buy the dip at low levels are true warriors. The group I’m bearish on should have reflected long ago. --- Wait, can this time really break the ceiling? Feels like every time I hear that. --- During the chip concentration period, hold on and it’s all good. --- Have patience? That’s hilarious, I’ve never had patience haha. --- Sounds nice, but actually it’s just betting on the next wave to rise again. --- What do you think about Dogecoin this time? Can it really turn around? --- Changing social classes, I just ask how many classes can be changed.

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RooftopReserver

· 10h ago

Bottom-fishing is really a psychological battle; some people just can't hold back anymore. A sharp decline is helping us filter out the chives; those who stay are the ones with real conviction. To put it simply, it's about who can endure, and I bet five dollars that most people won't last until that moment. This round of adjustment is indeed an opportunity; it all depends on whether you're willing to get on board.

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DAOplomacy

· 10h ago

ngl the whole "wealth redistribution via drawdowns" thesis has some non-trivial path dependency issues... historically precedent suggests these narratives emerge precisely when exit liquidity dries up, but what do i know

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BearMarketBuyer

· 11h ago

Ha, you're starting to talk about that "bottom positioning changing the class" again. I've heard it a hundred times. When you're bearish, I never see you bottom-fishing. Wait, can PEPE really turn around this time? I'm thinking about jumping in. It's true that the chips are concentrated, but saying it changes the class is a bit too absolute. The ones who can't hold on are always retail investors. That's the curse.

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