Always shouting about coming in, but today I deliberately go against the flow—I’ve decided to leave.
The crypto circle is a pond where the same drama plays out every day. Some rush in with dreams of getting rich overnight, while others leave cursing and complaining. When meme coins skyrocket, everyone can predict like a prophet; when the waterfall crashes down, everyone claims they are incredibly unlucky.
Retail investors watch the K-line dance in red and green, believing in those "double your money" lies. But what’s the result? The ones who get harvested are always these people. From those calling signals, showing off profits, crying over being trapped, take a walk around the square, and you'll find most are still spinning in place, constantly repeating the same mistakes.
The real opportunity is never in the noise. Those chasing meme coins or hot trends all day are mostly working for the big players. Don’t be dazzled by red and green K-lines anymore; understanding the market’s cyclical patterns is what you should focus on.
When the tide recedes, you can see who is swimming naked. By then, it might be a bit late to regret. The maturity of the crypto market has always been built on retail investors’ tuition fees.
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GasWaster
· 01-10 19:50
ngl, watched my gas fees eat through another optimization window while everyone's still chasing memes... yeah, that's the exit strategy right there
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-10 09:51
That's right, retail investors' tuition fees are paving the way, so don't contribute my money anymore.
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CryptoVortex
· 01-10 09:48
good information
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-10 09:46
Another brother Wu Dao, wait, are you really leaving or just turning back again?
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DuskSurfer
· 01-10 09:43
I've seen through it; it's indeed time to wake up. Those chasing the hot trends always end up as bagholders, no surprise.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-10 09:37
Honestly, these words hit close to home. I only understood after being cut myself.
Always shouting about coming in, but today I deliberately go against the flow—I’ve decided to leave.
The crypto circle is a pond where the same drama plays out every day. Some rush in with dreams of getting rich overnight, while others leave cursing and complaining. When meme coins skyrocket, everyone can predict like a prophet; when the waterfall crashes down, everyone claims they are incredibly unlucky.
Retail investors watch the K-line dance in red and green, believing in those "double your money" lies. But what’s the result? The ones who get harvested are always these people. From those calling signals, showing off profits, crying over being trapped, take a walk around the square, and you'll find most are still spinning in place, constantly repeating the same mistakes.
The real opportunity is never in the noise. Those chasing meme coins or hot trends all day are mostly working for the big players. Don’t be dazzled by red and green K-lines anymore; understanding the market’s cyclical patterns is what you should focus on.
When the tide recedes, you can see who is swimming naked. By then, it might be a bit late to regret. The maturity of the crypto market has always been built on retail investors’ tuition fees.