2026-01-04 21:23:00

The US stock market is closed this weekend, so there’s not much fluctuation in DOGE contracts. It’s quite comfortable to take a two-day break. Although the crypto market has been on a good rise these days, honestly, for those who have experienced their coins dropping over 90% and then bouncing back to 100%, these fluctuations are really nothing. The ones truly excited are the newcomers who just entered the scene recently, driven by a sense of novelty; us seasoned players have seen big waves and storms long ago, and we’re already numb.

Having traded crypto and stock contracts for so many years, I find that I rarely get scared or excited by the market anymore. No matter how the market moves, it’s hard to get my adrenaline rushing. Moving forward, I’ll still play it steady with contracts. The real opportunities often appear in new tracks and new coins—those are the places where we can expect to see a good wave of returns.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 16h ago

Haha, I've endured a 90% decline, so these small fluctuations really don't feel like much anymore. I've long become a harvesting machine for new investors. The new track is truly the golden opportunity; don't keep staring at old coins all day, wasting time. Numbness has set in; adrenaline was fully pumped long ago. Now, I'm just waiting for new opportunities to appear. Old players are like this—after experiencing a complete bear market cycle, they come back and fear nothing. Playing with contracts for a long time, can a newbie with a racing heart every day really make money? Just thinking about it makes me happy. New coins are full of temptation as soon as they come out, but you need sharp eyes; otherwise, you'll get cut again. Weekend halts are actually more comfortable, giving yourself a chance to cool down. Don't let FOMO control you.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 16h ago

Haha, you're right. This wave of gains doesn't really feel anything to seasoned traders. I've been numb from being battered so many times; new tokens are the real thrill.

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defi_detective

· 16h ago

Haha, taking a two-day break is indeed comfortable, but to be honest, this wave of rise really doesn't feel anything to seasoned traders anymore. People have become numb, indeed.

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PonziDetector

· 16h ago

Numbness is what it is. Compared to this wave of fluctuations, I'm more concerned about where the opportunities are for new cryptocurrencies.

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MetaDreamer

· 16h ago

Ha, you're right. This wave of gains has really boosted the confidence of newcomers, but we've seen it all before. As for numbness, it's actually a double-edged sword. The new tracks are the real deal; old coins no longer hold any surprises. But playing it safe can also mean missing out, which is a tricky balance. Honestly, no matter how the market fluctuates now, it no longer stirs my waves. Newcomers tend to see volatility as an opportunity, but most of the time it's just a trap.

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