2026-01-12 01:21:50

TRUTH, from the moment I decided to go long, has already dropped 6.7 points. Honestly, this is the norm for altcoins — easy to read indicators, but real profits come from data analysis.

The key issue is: at which price level do the whales dump the hardest? And at which level do they push the most aggressively? These factors directly influence your trading strategy. Trading is essentially a zero-sum game; your gains come from others' losses, and vice versa.

Win rate is important, but more crucial is to thoroughly review each mistake. Successful trading is not only about making money but also about demonstrating that your thinking is sound. This is the foundation for long-term survival.

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IronHeadMiner

· 6h ago

A 6.7-point plunge is quite fierce; that's why I say altcoins shouldn't be played with. Honestly, reviewing the trades is the most torturous, but it's necessary. Market maker psychology is the real core competitiveness.

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BrokenYield

· 01-12 01:51

lmao -6.7% and you're still talking about "correct trading logic"... that's the copium i come here for, not gonna lie

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-12 01:51

Diving down 6.7 points, so it's necessary to carefully analyze whether it's being manipulated by the whales or if there's a problem with your own analysis. Reviewing trades is brutal but also honest; a trade without review is just gambling. Altcoins are like this—indicators can be misleading, but data is the real thing. Every mistake is paying tuition; only those who survive are the winners.

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token_therapist

· 01-12 01:51

Diving 6.7 points? Ha, that's why I never trust technical indicators. The tricks of the big players are like this—you'll never guess where the next cut will be. Reviewing and analyzing is the real practice; otherwise, you're just a losing master being taught how to do things. This round was hit pretty hard, but at least I know where I went wrong. Altcoins are all about psychology; data doesn't count, you have to look at the flow of chips.

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RuntimeError

· 01-12 01:49

6.7 points? Bro, that's just standard operation, for altcoins this is normal Speaking of which, at critical moments it still depends on the market maker’s mood, data analysis is just for show The key is how to review the situation, otherwise you'll get caught again next time Zero-sum game, right? Not wrong to say that, but it sounds uncomfortable A high win rate is useless; one big loss and it's all gone

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GasGuzzler

· 01-12 01:48

A drop of 6.7 points and still analyzing the market maker's psychology—that's a typical case of armchair strategizing after the fact. Reviewing your trades is correct, but you need to survive first before you can review. Have you cut your losses now? The statement that it's a zero-sum game is correct, but most people are not actually playing against the market maker; they're playing against their own greed. Indicators can be deceptive, data can be misleading, but in the end, it still comes down to luck and mindset.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 01-12 01:47

A 6.7-point drop, this is the daily routine of altcoins. That's how the whales play. Reviewing past trades is more valuable than making money itself. I agree with this view. In a zero-sum game, most people are working for the whales. Indicators can be misleading; data is the real thing. But who can see through it completely? What you learn from this wave of losses is more important than how much you make next time.

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