2026-01-18 11:29:11

Cut your losses, it just keeps falling all the way down. Hold on tight, it will turn around and rise. When you want to buy the dip, the market seems to fight back and refuses to drop. When you finally buy in, it suddenly reverses downward; when you want to sell, the market starts to go crazy and surge. After selling, it takes off instantly.

This is the curse of the crypto world. Some coins I once believed in, I went all in with full positions, only to end up with nothing left. The new hot coins in the market, I bought everything, but still lost everything. Today, I didn't follow the trend and buy this new coin, and what happened? It shot straight to the sky. Seeing others' profit sheets, my mindset just collapses.

The most ridiculous thing is those coins I didn't even bother to look at carefully, suddenly skyrocketed. Every missed opportunity is a painful lesson; every heavy position is the start of zeroing out. Has anyone else felt this kind of market trickery like I have? Drop a 1 if you have, so we traders can at least find some balance in our hearts.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 5h ago

Really, the market just loves to go against the trend, I'm truly amazed.

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OnChainDetective

· 5h ago

I had to stay up late to check on-chain data... There must be whales manipulating the rhythm behind the scenes, and I have sensed it. Have you noticed the timestamps of those large transfers? They perfectly avoid the times when you cut losses. This is no coincidence. This is a black box; the evidence of fund flows is all on the chain, you just can't see it.

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RumbleValidator

· 5h ago

In simple terms, this is because a proper risk model has not been established. Truly stable traders use verification mechanisms, with each entry confirmed by clear checkpoints, not relying on luck. Looking at my experience in node operation and maintenance, the key is—don't chase the hot trends, only pursue consensus stability. Those missed opportunities in coins are often due to a lack of genuine verification foundations; after a sharp rise, a sharp fall is inevitable. Learn to let data speak, and don't be swayed by market opinions.

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