2025-12-29 17:20:10

I've had my eye on LYN and SQD for a while now. To be honest, when the opportunity arises, you must act decisively—throw in without hesitation.

Why do I say that? Just look at the trend. This kind of decline resembles a waterfall; once it starts, it goes straight down. So rather than waiting for a rebound, it's better to prepare to sell in advance. The timing is fleeting, and when it's time to retreat, you must do so.

In this line of work, you need to be bold, but your mindset must be stable. Knowing when to exit is more important than anything else.

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BearMarketBro

· 5h ago

Bro, this move really has to be aggressive... but I still think LYN is a bit risky. It's easy to throw in, but the real skill is in how to recover. I can't quite see through SQD; how do you judge it?

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 5h ago

The waterfall market indeed requires decisiveness; hesitation means you're done. --- LYN feels like it can't hold on this wave, it's better to exit early. --- That's right, waiting for a rebound is just a waste of time. The current selling pace is more important. --- A stable mindset is truly the key. When you see the opportunity, go all in. Don't be indecisive. --- The SQD trend is indeed not good; you should plan your exit in advance. --- The biggest fear in the crypto world is hesitation. When it's time to run, you must run. That's the trap. --- The most valuable thing is timing your exit perfectly. This saying is spot on. --- A decline is the window for selling; you can't be too greedy. --- Being bold + staying calm is the key to survival. This logic is correct.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 5h ago

Once the waterfall crashes down, there's no turning back. I agree with that, but how many actually dare to take action at that moment?

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GasWaster

· 5h ago

ngl, been there with the exit timing thing... but like, have u calculated what ur gas fees gonna look like dumping both at once? that's the real bloodbath imo

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