2026-01-07 12:10:31

#数字资产行情上升 $TREE this round's increase is quite good, which also reflects some recent market characteristics. The altcoin sector indeed tends to trigger emotional fluctuations—seeing others' gains while your own coins remain stagnant, this psychological gap is the easiest to induce the impulse to chase gains and sell at a loss.

A careful observation reveals that the market has recently shown obvious rotation characteristics. Hot spots switch frequently—today it's this direction, tomorrow it's that project. Under this rhythm, frequent trading often can't keep up and may lead to losses during the switch. Many retail investors suffer losses mainly because of this "chasing" behavior.

A smarter approach is, once you determine the direction, to hold steady and let time and market rotation work for you. Instead of switching projects daily to chase hot spots, it's better to patiently wait for the rotation to also transfer the coins you hold. Market opportunities are indeed abundant at this stage, but the prerequisite is that you must first control your own hands.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-08 17:51

Exactly right, I'm the one constantly switching and getting caught in the trap, now all I have are coins that are stuck in losses.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 01-08 11:53

lol "hold and wait for your turn" aka the classic cope narrative when you're underwater... actually if you read the vesting schedule on $TREE you'd see why this pump is textbook exit liquidity, but sure let's pretend diamond hands beats math

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-07 12:35

That's right, being constantly overwhelmed by FOMO messes with your mindset; you still need to hold back and avoid reckless actions. --- Watching others soar to the sky every day while you're just a salted fish, this feeling is truly incredible. --- Sector rotation may seem simple, but it actually tests human nature the most; those with itchy hands always end up losing. --- $TREE can indeed rise significantly, but I've already stumbled too many times chasing after highs. --- Is holding onto your positions really more profitable than frequently switching? It feels easier said than done. --- The speed of sector rotation has become hellish; it seems retail investors simply can't keep up with the rhythm. --- Just one question: can anyone really control themselves from chasing gains? I definitely can't.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-07 12:35

I've already said that this wave must hold the position; chasing the rise only gives money to the big players. Time waits for no one, brothers.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 01-07 12:26

That's right, the itch to trade is a common problem among retail investors, and I've fallen for it too. Really, watching someone else's coin take off is the hardest to bear, and then you start making reckless moves, ending up with heavy losses. Stay calm, don't chase. I've heard this a thousand times but just can't do it. Rotation sounds easy to talk about, but if you hold a coin for two weeks without checking the market, 99% of people can't withstand it. TREE's price is rising, but small-cap coins like this carry huge risks as well. It's still important to have a stop-loss mindset.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-07 12:22

That's right, but the hands are the biggest loss. --- Same old story, I just want to ask who can really resist not chasing? --- $TREE's increase is good, but the problem is I sold it a long time ago haha. --- Rotate, rotate, how much longer until it's my turn again. --- Controlling your own hands is a hundred times harder than controlling the price. --- There are so many people who understand these principles, but in the end, isn't it just one after another getting cut? --- Telling people to stay calm and hold their positions has become boring; why didn't anyone say that when they chased in?

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WhaleMinion

· 01-07 12:17

Well said, but I just can't control my hands. Watching others make money, I can't help but get envious.

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