2025-12-17 06:20:21

#数字资产市场洞察 $FOLKS This round of operations is quite interesting. First, the short positions were successfully closed for profit, but then the market reacted a bit abnormally, and it felt like the shorting opportunity was no longer so obvious. So I adjusted my strategy and called for a long position at the 9.46 level. Not long after, the market surged, exceeding expectations, so I just held on. Opportunities with tenfold coins are always like this—seemingly simple decisions, but behind them is a grasp of the market rhythm.

Trading, to put it simply, is like this. Some go against the trend, some follow the flow, and in the end, who profits and who loses depends on their judgment. My principle is very simple: let the strong stay strong, and decisively admit defeat on the weak. Many people boast about how they turned the situation around, but the market will never change direction just because of your persistence. I've heard many stories of recovering losses and turning the tide, but the key is whether you can survive the next adjustment.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 12-20 06:18

9.46 that point I also saw it, but I was a bit slow to react, really just a little off the rhythm and it was gone. Honestly, only those who survive to the next wave are the winners. Listening to stories about flipping accounts is just for fun. This coin is indeed interesting, just not sure how long I can hold it. When it's strong, go with it; when it's weak, run. Simple and straightforward is the most profitable. The market won't wait for you, you can only keep up with the rhythm yourself. There's no other way. Watching others bottom fish can be nerve-wracking, but that's just the game rules. Timing of taking profit is really hard to grasp, $FOLKS this round was quite good. Weak coins are really not worth wasting bullets on; accepting defeat is the way to go.

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ContractTearjerker

· 12-19 09:34

9.46 I also saw that wave, but the key is to go with the flow and not fight the market. Closing short positions and switching directly to long positions sounds simple, but actually doing it requires a lot of guts. Many people get stuck here. Those who can truly survive are the ones who can change their stance in time; those who stubbornly stick to one direction have already been liquidated. I agree with holding onto gains that exceed expectations. Greed often destroys you in the last two points. The market loves to keep messing with those seeking revenge; it's more stable to trade according to the rules.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 12-18 20:28

9.46 Entry point for that wave was indeed a strong bottom-fishing move, but to be honest, switching to a long position is mostly about luck. Those who boast about turning the situation around are all armchair strategists; the market doesn't favor anyone. Short-term gains exceeding expectations don't mean much; surviving the next round of correction is the real key. That's why tenfold coins are so hard; a broken mentality is even more deadly than poor technical skills. Folks, this kind of operation seems flexible, but it's really just following the trend; there's nothing mysterious about it.

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RektButAlive

· 12-17 06:50

That's right, going with the trend is the key. Those who stubbornly hold on have already been cleared out. --- The 9.46 wave was indeed fierce, but luck played a significant role as well. Being able to survive until the next cycle is the real skill. --- Honestly, taking profits is even harder than cutting losses. Most people just greedily give back their profits. --- The phrase "strong continues to be strong" is spot on; many people just can't handle such simple things. --- Every time I see this kind of analysis, I think, if it were really so easy to grasp the rhythm, why are there still people losing everything? --- Rebuilding a position? I've heard too many stories of people not making it past the second round. Surviving is winning.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 12-17 06:47

9.46 That entry point is indeed a meticulous idea, but to be honest, after the fact, everyone can be a genius. Only those who survive are the true winners; there are too many stories of account doubling. Market intuition can't be taught; either you have it or you don't. You've heard a thousand times that go with the trend, but few actually do it. Continuing to be strong when the trend is strong is a simple but really effective tactic; many people are still stubbornly holding on.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 12-17 06:46

9.46 that entry point really was a correct gamble, but honestly, you can't rely on this kind of thing... The real test will come when the next adjustment happens.

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TooScaredToSell

· 12-17 06:25

The entry point at 9.46, this rhythm really has some skill to it. Whether to follow the trend or not is just a matter of a split second. The market really doesn't care what you think.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 12-17 06:22

9.46 That bottom-fishing wave was really fierce, but to be honest, luck played a big role. It would be good enough to survive next time.

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