2025-12-26 16:30:10

#数字资产市场动态 Catch the rhythm of the market to make money, but don't be blinded by short-term surges.

The volatility of mainstream coins like $BTC is the easiest to make people greedy—buy when bullish, sell when bearish. The result is often buying at the highest point and selling at the lowest point.

The key is to set a goal and exit accordingly; take profits when it's time. It's not about making a little and then running, but having a clear profit expectation and cashing out when the target is reached. Only then can you continue to participate in the next wave of the market instead of getting trapped and waiting for rescue.

The market is always there, but your principal is only one. Protect it to achieve stable profits; this is the secret to playing long-term.

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SighingCashier

· 2h ago

No matter how correct your words are, it's useless without execution. Most people fail because of greed.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2h ago

Sounds good, but how many can really do it? I've seen too many people say they will take profits, only to change their tune as soon as their coins rise. This wave of market movement is about to harvest a batch of new retail investors. It's high time to realize that the principal is life itself; don't gamble against the market.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 2h ago

That's correct, but the key still depends on the ROI cycle. Recent data I analyzed shows that miners who frequently buy low and sell high tend to have a computing power yield about 20% lower than those who hold long-term. Staying within the principal is something I deeply understand. Last year, an institutional mining pool strategy was overly leveraged, resulting in a margin call during a difficulty adjustment cycle reversal. My stable 8-card array, on the other hand, didn't chase hot spots and has survived to this low tide opportunity. Market rhythm can indeed be tempting, but from a technological iteration perspective, the support levels of mainstream coins like BTC often correspond to actual mining cost curves. It’s better to think about take-profit points from this dimension, making it more scientific.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 3h ago

That's true, but the problem is that most people can't do it. When the market is bullish, they get overly excited and chase orders; when they lose money, they rush to cut losses. It's easy to get greedy when the market is rising, but when it reaches the take-profit point, they are reluctant to sell. Principal is the foundation; understanding this is key to long-term survival. It's easy to say, but very few can actually stick to taking profits. This wave of BTC is again tempting to manipulate, be cautious. Mindset is much more difficult than technical skills; proper fund management is the key. Many get caught in bottom-fishing traps and become stuck; discipline is essential.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 3h ago

Well said, that's really how it is. I've seen too many people chasing gains and selling in panic, and in the end, they all become the little guys. Taking profits sounds simple, but it's hard to do. When greed kicks in, all plans go out the window.

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