There is always a strange cycle when holding long positions—seeing the price rise nicely, only to be suddenly smashed down without warning, breaking through support levels all the way. Sometimes it even continues to probe lower, as if never-ending. In simple terms, the market maker's obedience test has been successful—even those traders who are unwilling to cut losses are dragged in and ultimately have to accept losses to break even and exit. This move is indeed quite ruthless, making people feel a bit powerless. The cruelty of the market lies here; sometimes you think you can withstand it, but reality often teaches you a harsh lesson.

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TokenomicsShamanvip
· 6h ago
I knew it, this wave was indeed a lesson, but the problem is, if I knew it would turn out like this, why did I still want to grab those few points... --- Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when it really comes to that moment, it's a psychological battle. The market makers are fully aware of our weak points. --- The most relentless part of endless bottoming is that the more you don't believe it will fall, the more it crashes down. Truly relentless. --- Obedience test? Ha, my holdings are the best proof... --- Knowing through it doesn't help; next time, I’ll have to crawl out of the pit again. The market is just like that. --- Getting smashed right after turning around—this phrase hits home. Why is it so accurate?
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LiquidatedTwicevip
· 6h ago
It got smashed down again, really speechless… Every time it's the same, afraid to chase when it rises, reluctant to cut losses when it falls --- Stop loss? Ha, I stopped believing in that a long time ago, anyway, in the end, you get cut anyway --- The market maker is really ruthless this time, the obedience test success rate is 100%, I am the fool who got dragged in --- The key is you never know where the bottom is… After breaking the level, it can still continue to probe lower, unbelievable --- I just want to know how many people are like me, knowing they should cut losses but stubbornly holding on until the end --- This is the market, you think you can withstand it, but reality teaches you a harsh lesson
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 6h ago
The idea that the market maker's test of compliance... is actually just an excuse for their greed. The real problem has never been about smashing the market; it's that we simply can't distinguish between trends and rebounds.
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