Timi was basically flat today, but before 8 a.m. I made 5 trades in a row and collected 2U. Recently, I've heard friends complain that it's becoming increasingly difficult to trade, and I can really feel it—the jump points are getting tighter, and when trying to buy the dip, the price jumps are especially large, so it takes a lot of time to wait for the right opportunity. That said, the overall market still shows a trend of oscillating upward, so it's not too hopeless.
Fortunately, I stocked up on a lot of chips in advance, so watching the market makers jump around later, I don't need to rush to add to my position. Some coins really depend on luck and early planning—like RAVE. I had already built a position worth tens of thousands early on, but it later dropped from 0.49 all the way down to 0.3, so anyone who bought in would have lost money. Sometimes trading really is a matter of luck; doing homework in advance can reduce risks, but no one can predict the market trend.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-10 21:36
2U, not bad. The morning orders do depend on luck, and I also felt that tension—the jump幅 is getting more and more frustrating.
By the way, I also got cut during that RAVE wave, dropping from 0.49 to now, which is really uncomfortable. Holding chips is the right move, but encountering this kind of trend really leaves me powerless.
Hope everyone can get out of the situation soon.
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ZenChainWalker
· 01-08 10:15
If I had known early that RAVE was a trap, I wouldn't have touched it. It really is fate.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 01-08 02:50
Early accumulation of chips was the right move, saving us from being caught in a short squeeze now.
Luck is really unpredictable; the RAVE example was quite heartbreaking.
The market is like this, let's just wait and see.
Watching the price points get tighter and tighter, it's a bit frustrating.
2U is still U, five orders in the morning was a good start.
Actually, you just need patience and to wait; rushing won't help.
This market really tests your mentality.
Doing homework can help avoid pitfalls, but who can predict the market perfectly?
I only recently truly understood what it means to be tortured by jump points.
Preemptive positioning is really the only insurance; I can't afford to gamble.
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ForkTongue
· 01-08 02:48
It's better to act early than to know early. This wave truly tests speed and patience.
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RugPullAlarm
· 01-08 02:46
The five orders at 8 AM, how did they just get 2U directly? You need to look at the fund flow. Is there a big player adjusting positions behind this kind of short-term intensive operation? What does the on-chain data say?
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 01-08 02:41
Early accumulation of chips is really rewarding; otherwise, the market makers would have played you to death by now.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-08 02:37
I wish I had known earlier that RAVE is a scam; I'm still trying to bottom out...
Timi was basically flat today, but before 8 a.m. I made 5 trades in a row and collected 2U. Recently, I've heard friends complain that it's becoming increasingly difficult to trade, and I can really feel it—the jump points are getting tighter, and when trying to buy the dip, the price jumps are especially large, so it takes a lot of time to wait for the right opportunity. That said, the overall market still shows a trend of oscillating upward, so it's not too hopeless.
Fortunately, I stocked up on a lot of chips in advance, so watching the market makers jump around later, I don't need to rush to add to my position. Some coins really depend on luck and early planning—like RAVE. I had already built a position worth tens of thousands early on, but it later dropped from 0.49 all the way down to 0.3, so anyone who bought in would have lost money. Sometimes trading really is a matter of luck; doing homework in advance can reduce risks, but no one can predict the market trend.
Wishing everyone success!