2025-12-25 01:00:40

#比特币与黄金战争 During periods of major market volatility, some people get liquidated, while others look for opportunities. Take small tokens like $PIPPIN, for example—we chose to go short, but only with strict stop-loss settings in place. This kind of altcoin trading is far more complex than mainstream coins and carries greater risk. After making a profit on a short position, the market maker often immediately turns around to push the price up and harvest long positions. Many traders, after losing money, still can't figure out the underlying tricks and eventually give up. Our principle is simple: work only with like-minded people, do not judge others' choices, and do not interfere with market causality. Want to accurately capture entry points? Then you need a true understanding of market rhythm. Many have been in the crypto space for years but still haven't grasped the changing patterns of altcoins. That’s where the gap lies.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 1h ago

Shorts made a profit, but I got liquidated right after. I see through this trick.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 12h ago

Altcoins really have this trick down—shorts feel great, then the big players suddenly pull up, taking out one batch after another. --- If you don't set your stop-loss properly, you're just waiting to be harvested. That's a bloody lesson. --- Not many people are on the same wavelength; most are still stumbling around in the dark. --- Market rhythm, to put it simply, is built on experience—there are no shortcuts. --- I don't dare to touch coins like PIPPIN; the risk is ridiculously high. --- There are many people in the crypto world who waste years without understanding the temperament of altcoins. --- Exactly right, those who admit defeat simply don't understand the mindset of the big players. --- Precise entry points are not that easy to find; you need to live up to this professionalism. --- Shorts need to be aggressive when entering, but also need to run fast; otherwise, you'll get caught on the wrong side. --- Only play with like-minded people, don't argue with the chives—that's the right mindset.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 12h ago

Haha, you're right. The tricks of altcoins are indeed deadly without bloodshed. Setting stop-loss is truly the key, and many people die right here.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 12h ago

Altcoins are just a game of 0s and 1s; the market makers' tactics are hard to defend against. --- Stop-loss? Easier said than done, my hands tremble when executing. --- This trick, frankly, is just a cash crop for the leeks. I'll just play it safe with mainstream coins. --- People who are in sync? Ha, how many truly are in sync in the crypto world? --- After all these years of ups and downs, there are still many who are just leeks. The gap is huge... --- When shorting profits, you need to walk away; don't wait to be cut in the opposite direction. The lessons are bloodily clear. --- Trading without a stop-loss discipline is just gambling; trouble will come sooner or later. --- Altcoins are like purgatory, one wrong move and your account could be wiped out instantly. --- Accurately catching entry points? Easier said than done, the reality of execution is another matter. --- Those tricks the market makers use? They've been doing the same thing for years and are still repeating them. It's laughable.

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