#数字货币市场回升 This market situation really makes it hard to get excited, the market data is lifeless. How poor is the liquidity? Open orders haven't been picked up for half a day, and the slippage is absurdly large. As for the spot market, they can do whatever they want; anyway, I guess not many people are willing to touch the contracts anymore. The fluctuation is small, the depth is shallow, entering a position feels like gambling on luck, and once the stop loss is triggered, you lose everything. In this environment, rather than staring blankly at the candlestick, it might be better to rest and wait for the market to warm up before making a move.

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BlockImposter

· 3h ago

The liquidity is so poor, open orders are like shouting into the void, and yet they call it a rebound.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 11-26 13:04

I've been through it all; the Mine Disaster in 2018 was much worse than this. This little bit of liquidity now doesn't matter at all. --- With such shallow Depth in the contracts, it's truly the result of the project party painting a big pie, it should have been clear by now. --- Rather than gambling on luck in this dead market, it's better to stock up on Spot and sleep soundly, it's less stressful. --- The Slippage is outrageous... To be honest, this is a precursor to when the funding pool is about to harvest, I've seen it too many times. --- Wait, isn't this just another Ponzi rhythm? I smell the scent of surviving in a Bear Market. --- Enter a Position and gamble on luck? Dude, that mentality is just asking to be played for suckers, you can't compete with the project party's speed in painting the pie. --- Do whatever you want with Spot; anyway, there aren't any good news from Layer2, might as well take a break. --- I've seen the exchange crash before, what's this little Fluctuation worth? The key is that no one is catching a falling knife. --- Once the stop loss is triggered, you lose everything. Are you doing contracts or just giving money to the project party? --- With such poor Liquidity, it was time to withdraw long ago. Rather than being in a daze, it's better to wait until the market truly warms up before entering a position.

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MetaDreamer

· 11-26 12:27

The liquidity is so poor and you're still daring to boast about a "rebound," it's laughable. --- Open orders sitting for half a day without anyone responding, is this what they call an opportunity? --- Rather than gambling here, you might as well go to sleep. --- The depth is so shallow that even a stop loss can beat you up, wake up everyone. --- Wait, is this called a rebound? It looks like it's falling to me. --- The contracts are dead, and spot isn't worth much either, we should all take a break. --- The slippage is outrageous, entering a position feels like giving away money. --- With the market like this, who has the mind to watch the Candlestick? --- Where's the liquidity? I haven't seen a single one. --- Stop messing around, really, let's wait until the market comes to its senses.

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MemeKingNFT

· 11-26 12:26

The "Book of Songs" says "the mainland has declined," and isn't today’s crypto world the same? Liquidity has vanished, and we suckers' mentality is fully revealed—open orders sink like stones in the ocean, and slippage is like a knife cutting the roots of suckers. The depth of contracts is shallow, akin to a gambler's game. Instead of anxiously staring at the Candlestick charts, it's better to quietly wait for the bottom consensus to take shape and act according to the trend, which is the best strategy.

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