I can't quite understand this recent market trend. Occasionally, there are rapid surges or drops, which feel like repeated shakeouts. Every up and down fluctuation can cause a few thousand dollars' worth of movement in my DOGE holdings, and the psychological pressure is quite intense.
Is this a rebound or a reversal? That's the question. It's hard to tell completely, but this repeated pinprick pattern definitely seems to have the intention of shaking out weak hands. It feels like a big move might be coming soon, but I need to be careful not to be washed out by the main players.
My strategy is to avoid checking the market too frequently because staring at the screen makes it very easy to be influenced by short-term fluctuations, and in the end, I might lose hold of my coins. So I set a price alert on the middle band of the three-day moving average at $0.14, and I let my phone notify me if there's any news. Otherwise, I just leave it be.
I'll wait and endure step by step. Anyway, in this wave of market, there's no escaping the ups and downs; the key is to keep a steady mindset.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12h ago
The Book of Songs says "That gentleman, he does not eat plain meals," and we retail investors are pretty much like that... This wave of shakeouts never ends, really have to rely on mental toughness to endure.
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That 0.14 line is just perfect. I’m also lying flat like this, might as well stop watching, the more I look, the more I want to cut my position.
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The main force just loves to repeatedly poke you like this, see if you can resist selling... That’s true cultivation.
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Honestly, DOGE’s plunge this time really blew my mind, but I need to learn your method of "not watching the charts."
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Before a big market move, they first shake out some people, very routine... Just wait, bro, a thousand sails pass by the side of a sunken boat.
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Fluctuating thousands of dollars... just listening to it makes me exhausted, your warning system method is more reliable.
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Rebounds, reversals, repeated dips, basically the harvesters of retail investors have started... Holding on until 0.14 might bring a turn?
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This psychological pressure is indeed not something an ordinary person can bear. I think we all need to learn the skill of "pretending not to see."
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CexIsBad
· 01-07 10:51
I was just saying, watching the market until I go bald won't change the trend. It's better to just leave the phone on and forget about it, since the big players are also waiting for everyone's mentality to collapse.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-07 10:42
This round of shakeout is indeed fierce. I almost got scared out by the spike, but luckily I set an alert.
DOGE is so volatile, if your mentality isn't good, you'll really get cut.
Not watching the market is truly a secret weapon; once you watch, everything gets chaotic.
Anyway, since I'm already on the pirate ship, I'll just lie flat and wait.
The $0.14 level is indeed critical; if it can't break through, I'll keep holding.
This kind of repetitive tug-of-war rhythm is definitely absorbing funds. Big money likes to torment retail investors this way.
The problem of not being able to hold onto coins is really something you can see from watching the market. I even turned off vibration on my phone now.
I've seen many of these main force tactics. Why rush? A wave will come sooner or later.
Thousands of dollars in unrealized gains and losses—after seeing so much, I’ve become numb.
Having a stable mentality is the key to being a winner. Very few people understand this principle.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 01-07 10:26
Oh my, watching the market has made me mentally exhausted. DOGE has really been messing with me these days.
Not watching the market is truly a secret weapon. I've tried it too, but I still can't put my phone down...
Let's wait for the warning signals. Anyway, getting anxious is useless. If your mindset collapses, everything is pointless.
I can't quite understand this recent market trend. Occasionally, there are rapid surges or drops, which feel like repeated shakeouts. Every up and down fluctuation can cause a few thousand dollars' worth of movement in my DOGE holdings, and the psychological pressure is quite intense.
Is this a rebound or a reversal? That's the question. It's hard to tell completely, but this repeated pinprick pattern definitely seems to have the intention of shaking out weak hands. It feels like a big move might be coming soon, but I need to be careful not to be washed out by the main players.
My strategy is to avoid checking the market too frequently because staring at the screen makes it very easy to be influenced by short-term fluctuations, and in the end, I might lose hold of my coins. So I set a price alert on the middle band of the three-day moving average at $0.14, and I let my phone notify me if there's any news. Otherwise, I just leave it be.
I'll wait and endure step by step. Anyway, in this wave of market, there's no escaping the ups and downs; the key is to keep a steady mindset.