2026-01-08 04:20:14

#数字资产行情上升 1.7 Is this hurdle really that hard to break?😅

This wave of downward correction is indeed quite fierce, feeling like it's grinding down continuously. If only I had set up an automatic trading mechanism yesterday, my mindset would be much better. Many people are wavering, whether to hold on or reduce their positions.

By the way, are you still holding on tight? In the crypto market, with this repetitive oscillation rhythm, it really tests people's patience. There are quite a few short-term trading opportunities; it all depends on how you seize them.

Are there any buddies who managed to make some gains in this wave of market? Share your ideas.

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GasGrillMaster

· 14h ago

1.7 really hit a bottleneck, still better to keep accumulating on dips Should have set a stop-loss earlier, now I'm just hesitating I'm betting there's still hope for this bottoming process Reducing positions, just waiting for a rebound Short-term opportunities have allowed some bottom-fishing, but I still feel it's not quite there Whoever caught the profit, come share it, I'm still stuck in a position

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GamefiGreenie

· 01-10 10:11

1.7 is really a hurdle; holding on until now has made me numb. It should have gone on auto-trading yesterday, now I regret it to death. Caught the bottom in a short-term rebound, laughing to death. My mentality is shattered; I really need to learn to cut losses. This wave is very exhausting; are you all still坚持? Can't catch the soup, it's all in the losses. Repeated fluctuations are just harvesting those who lack patience.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-09 21:06

Oh no, 1.7 is really frustrating. Do I have to go through it again? --- Automated trading mechanisms are really awesome. It was about time to implement them. --- What to reduce in the position? Just hold on tight. Anyway, it's already a loss. --- There are indeed opportunities in short-term trading. It all depends on how brave you are. --- If someone makes a profit, I’ll follow and copy their moves. Honestly, I trust everyone’s judgment. --- I really can't handle this repetitive oscillation. My mental state is about to collapse. --- It feels like everyone is gambling. No one really knows what the next step will be. --- No big gains, but I’ve lost quite a bit on transaction fees.

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WagmiAnon

· 01-08 08:28

1.7 really feels like paper, almost there every time Oh no, I got cut so badly, I regret not setting a stop-loss Short-term trading did make some profit, but I still need to keep a steady mindset After grinding for so long, who knows when it will break I think now it's just a matter of who can endure longer This round truly tests mental resilience; whether to cut or not is both painful Let's hear what the experts say, I'm a bit mentally exhausted

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MidnightTrader

· 01-08 04:50

1.7 This threshold is really testing patience; it should have been broken long ago. --- The reduction party should be smiling now; I'm still holding on stubbornly. --- The automated trading mechanism is really effective this time; next time, I must prepare in advance. --- Short-term opportunity? Easy to say, but few can really catch the bottom. --- With such volatile market conditions, it's really hard to play if your mindset isn't good. --- Has anyone managed to scoop up a batch at the bottom? Please share your experience. --- If this grind continues, everyone's mental state might collapse. Are you all okay? --- Breaking 1.7 is only a matter of time; there's no need to rush. --- Watching others analyze so well, but my own trades still result in losses—awkward. --- Volatile markets test people the most; I've already started doubting myself.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-08 04:50

To be honest, I already got off the bus and will wait for the rebound to get back on. Ah, this 1.7 is indeed frustrating; the frustrating market tests your mentality the most. I cut my losses yesterday, and now I feel a bit regretful, but at least my sleep quality has improved. There are indeed opportunities in short-term trading, but I'm just afraid you won't react in time. I didn't catch much in this wave; waiting is the hardest part, brother. Actually, you should reduce your position when it's appropriate, don't think about holding on stubbornly; the market still has a long way to go. Who can predict the bottom? Anyway, I chickened out. There's no clear strategy, just buying the dip at the middle of the mountain, now I can only wait.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-08 04:49

1.7 is indeed a mental barrier; breaking it or not is really a bit annoying. By the way, how are the brothers still holding on? I’m starting to feel overwhelmed. This market trend is just exhausting. Short-term opportunities are indeed plentiful, but you need to be quick. Anyone managed to catch some? Share your thoughts, I feel like I’m reacting half a beat too slow. That 1.7 level feels like it’s being repeatedly battered, mentally exhausting. Auto-trading is really a godsend. If I had set it up earlier, life would be a lot easier now. Repeated fluctuations are just cutting the leeks, it’s crazy. This rhythm tests not patience but whether your mindset can stay intact. Anyone making profits? Sincerely seeking advice, don’t hide it. Breaking 1.7 is so difficult; I feel like there’s still hope ahead. This sluggish market is the most annoying. When will we finally have a good run? Just want to ask everyone, are you still holding on? I’m thinking of quitting.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-08 04:47

1.7 This level is really tricky, repeatedly bouncing but can't break through After all this time, who still has the patience? It should have triggered automatic stop-loss long ago I see both bullish and bearish opportunities in this wave, the key is whether you dare to buy the dip What’s the point of holding on? Cutting your position to survive is the real strategy The short-term rhythm is more exciting than watching a drama, just afraid of missing out or getting trapped Is anyone adding positions at the low? I'm just watching the price dance now

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OnchainSniper

· 01-08 04:44

Bro, this round has been really tough. I've been stuck at 1.7 for so long that I can't hold on anymore. I've already cut half on my side. Instead of stubbornly holding on, it's better to wait for a rebound and stay alive. Short-term trading seems more comfortable, anyway, sideways is sideways. Catching the dip? I lost out on the dip, hahaha.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-08 04:29

1.7 If it can't break through, just wait a bit longer. Anyway, I've already given up. By the way, does anyone use grid trading? It feels much more comfortable than manually monitoring the market. This dip is actually an opportunity; it all depends on who has the courage to buy the dip. Why are some people still hesitating about reducing or increasing their positions? Adding at low levels is the right way. It’s just the same old story after all, I’m used to it. Anyway, I’m not losing on spot. Short-term fluctuations can indeed be profitable, but I worry about getting caught off guard and trapped. Brothers, how’s your mindset? Those who can hold through this kind of market are real heroes. I think 1.7 is a weak point; if it can’t break through, repeated oscillation is normal. Honestly, catching the dip requires quick reflexes. Miss it, and it’s gone.

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