2025-12-30 13:20:53

#数字资产市场动态 Year-end to Spring Festival is the real test period.

The market has been fluctuating repeatedly over the past month—rising here, then crashing down there. It looks like volatility, but if you observe carefully, you'll find it's actually an organized shakeout. The crypto world always does this before major market moves: gradually wearing down retail investors' patience until confidence collapses and thinking becomes chaotic.

From December into January, this tug-of-war will only intensify. Don't lose your grip during these pulls and pushes. History always unfolds this way: after the craziest fluctuations, the most aggressive one-sided trend follows.

What needs to be done is simple—stay calm, hold your positions, and don't get annoyed by short-term noise. The market often quietly turns around at the moment when everyone is despairing.

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airdrop_huntress

· 5h ago

Here we go again with the wash trading theory, always the same story --- Honestly, I'm more afraid of myself not being able to hold on, not the whales --- Staying calm and holding steady sounds easy, but when it really crashes, everyone panics --- I've been hearing this theory for three years, so what’s the result? --- Instead of guessing the whales’ intentions, it’s better to figure out how much you can lose --- In the end, it’s usually not the institutions that despair, but retail investors like me --- Wait, isn’t this still gambling? --- Reasonable and well-founded, but I still sell in the middle of the night --- History will repeat itself, but my mindset has never been stable

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ProtocolRebel

· 2025-12-30 13:48

Talking about the washout story again, does the market always follow when you say so? Staying calm and holding your positions sounds easy, but those who cut losses are often the retail investors who can't hold back. Really, I'm tired of this repeated cycle. Either we get a big move or just stop messing around. No one can pinpoint the exact moment. Instead of trying to predict, it's better to protect your own chips. If you turn to despair? Then I have to survive until that moment of despair first. Persistent washout masters, I’ve learned from you. So many people are waiting for a big move. When it comes, it’s going to be damn interesting.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 2025-12-30 13:42

This round of shakeout has really broken my confidence; I can't hold it together anymore.

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