The market mood has shifted noticeably. Players aren't chasing quick profits like before—that strategy's losing its edge. Holding strong positions now pays better than aggressive take-gains ever did. You see it in the charts, the orderbook depth, how conviction trades are outperforming quick flip trades. It's a mindset reset. Those grinding for every wick up are getting chopped. Meanwhile, diamond-hand holders catching the bigger moves are actually ahead. The reward structure changed.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 10h ago
Holding steady really earns profits; the frequent take-profit approach is outdated.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 01-15 14:12
Short-term being hit hard, it's really time to change your approach
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-15 14:11
nah actually the orderbook depth correlation here is statistically significant—those wick chasers never ran the numbers on risk-adjusted returns, did they? 给我看看他们的夏普比率
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metaverse_hermit
· 01-15 13:51
Finally, someone has spoken the truth: short-term trading is really outdated.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-15 13:48
Hold on tight, short-term players should reflect on themselves.
The market mood has shifted noticeably. Players aren't chasing quick profits like before—that strategy's losing its edge. Holding strong positions now pays better than aggressive take-gains ever did. You see it in the charts, the orderbook depth, how conviction trades are outperforming quick flip trades. It's a mindset reset. Those grinding for every wick up are getting chopped. Meanwhile, diamond-hand holders catching the bigger moves are actually ahead. The reward structure changed.