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EncryptionWealthAcademy

2025-11-19 18:27:33

There is an interesting situation in the Bitcoin market. Short-term investors seem to be in panic mode - they immediately go for selling at the slightest price increase, despite incurring losses. The STH SOPR metric tells a lot: it has returned to those painful levels of February. The numbers are concrete: yesterday the average purchase cost of this group was 110,800 dollars, while today it has fallen to 109,762 dollars. The psychology of short-term traders is clearly evident.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 11-21 18:02

Short-term players were really scared out of their wits this time, the data says it all. As soon as the STH SOPR indicator comes out, you know who's panic-selling—the psychological defenses have completely collapsed. Simply put, this is repeated confirmation at the bottom; building a bottom always involves this kind of turmoil. My model gave an early warning—this is just the traditional panic sell-off rhythm. Don't be fooled by appearances. The opportunity for T-trading is here again...

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SellTheBounce

· 11-21 06:26

Short-term traders are starting to cut losses again, selling on rebounds—such mental resilience... there's always a lower point waiting. --- From 110,800 to 109,762—just a small pullback and you're panicking? I've seen fiercer ones; be patient, everyone. --- Human nature loves to empty itself during rebounds—standard operation for the bag holders. --- Both STH and SOPR are speaking; the short-term panic index is going to rise further. --- Back to the psychological barrier of February? That indicates the bottom is still far away. --- The biggest fear is this kind of small rally followed by a quick sell-off—a classic losing trader mindset. --- Dipping more to buy is the way to go; rushing to exit now... there are still long days of regret ahead.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 11-21 05:00

Short-term traders are really going crazy, they run at the slightest little gain, losing everything to the sky --- STH SOPR has returned to February’s hell, this time I really can’t hold on --- Friends still bottom-fishing, look at this data... short-term traders are all cutting losses --- 110800 to 109762, less than a 1% drop, and they get so anxious? If you ask me, this is how short-term trading should be --- The psychological shadow of February is still not gone, and now STH is starting to panic again --- Don’t just look at the data, just watch the mindset. Right now, short-term traders are really scared --- A thousand-dollar drop can scare short-term traders like this, I really didn’t expect it --- This trend of STH SOPR is definitely replaying the February script --- The panic is so obvious in short-term traders, I actually don’t worry that much

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 11-19 18:56

The short-term positions are starting to Be Played for Suckers again, this mentality really can't hold up. Even with STH losing like this, they are still cutting, it's really panic selling. Wait, did 110800 fall to 109762? This wave of market hasn't hit the bottom yet. Those whose mentality collapses end up getting Rekt, and this time is no exception. Just looking at the data, you can tell that short-term players collectively admit defeat. Is this the last madness before buying the dip?

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ImaginaryWhale

· 11-19 18:56

The short-term mentality is really like this: panicking at a fall and dumping at a rise, effectively trapping oneself.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 11-19 18:52

The short-term position this time is really bad; it just rises and then runs away. It's strange if I don't lose money.

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QuorumVoter

· 11-19 18:47

The short-term mentality has already collapsed, running away at the sight of a rise, this psychological quality is really amazing. Losing money but still chasing the price to sell, a typical case of being trapped and panicking without a plan. This wave of STH has indeed returned to the nightmare of February, feeling sorry for these people. Entering at 110k and now selling at 109k, just this one thousand dollar dream. Short-term players are here to teach us what "fear is scarier than loss" means.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 11-19 18:37

Short-term retail traders are really losing their minds; they cut their positions with just a slight rise, and even when losing money, they continue to play people for suckers.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 11-19 18:34

Short-term investors really can't sit still this time, losing money and having to cut losses, it's hilarious --- STH SOPR has fallen back to that ghostly place in February, how can the mentality not collapse? --- 110800 has dropped to 109762, these people are really trapped to death --- Every time there is a rebound, they run, they are the ones most thoroughly educated by the market --- Just looking at the charts can feel the despair of short-term investors, they deserve it --- What does this data indicate? Short-term suckers have no risk tolerance at all --- The shadow of February hasn't dissipated yet, and here we go again, a cycle of hell --- Losing money and still wanting to sell, isn't this just the perfect cut loss process?

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