#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $FOLKS Recently, the bearish momentum has been very obvious—just look at the flow of on-chain funds to feel it. This is not a conclusion built on a bunch of technical indicators; it’s purely the market itself speaking.



From a data perspective, what does the persistent on-chain withdrawal pressure indicate? It indicates that funds are exiting. In this context, low-multiplier short positions are actually following market sentiment rather than going against the trend. The risk is relatively much more controllable.

On the daily chart, this rhythm is worth paying attention to. To seize the opportunities presented by this wave of the market, what’s needed is sensitivity to fund flows, not flashy tricks. The simplest and most straightforward approach is often the most effective—look at the data, follow the trend, and strictly cut losses.

Of course, such opportunities are not common in the crypto market right now. If you catch them, you make money; if you miss them, don’t regret it.
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BearWhisperGodvip
· 12-19 23:18
On-chain data doesn't lie, and $FOLKS is indeed feeling a bit tough this round. The signs of capital fleeing are so obvious, I can see them too. Low-leverage short positions are definitely more stable than gambling wildly; the key is to have some patience. However, the SEC framework has been released, and there will still be variables in the future, so we need to be cautious.
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SnapshotLaborervip
· 12-17 19:40
On-chain data doesn't lie. $FOLKS has been quite aggressive this time, and the fund withdrawal is very obvious. That being said, low-leverage short positions should follow market sentiment, no need to overcomplicate things. Watch the data, set stop-losses, and don't be greedy. The crypto market is that simple and straightforward.
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FancyResearchLabvip
· 12-17 07:31
Oh no, it's another old hand who "looks at data and trends"... But this time, it's quite practical, much more reliable than those flashy technical indicators. Our Luban No.7 really dislikes the kind of stacking indicators approach. The on-chain fund withdrawal is indeed interesting. Theoretically, it should be feasible, but I'll try this logic first to see if it's just another useless innovation... Feels a bit like a certain "perfect" trading system before, which ultimately locked itself in. I'm not very familiar with daily chart levels or so, but anyway, this simple and straightforward stop-loss advice has maximum academic value.
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LiquidationTherapistvip
· 12-17 07:30
Hmm... On-chain withdrawals are so aggressive, it seems big players are really fleeing. --- Low-leverage short positions come with risks, no doubt, but I'm just worried about adding leverage out of boredom. --- $FOLKS this time really didn't do much fancy, just purely watching the flow of funds. --- Hey, is the SEC working on a new framework again? Do they have time to regulate now? The market is about to change. --- Stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when you're at the right position, thinking about taking another shot can lead to losses. --- Uncommon opportunities can definitely make people get carried away. Stay sober and don't chase the highs.
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MondayYoloFridayCryvip
· 12-17 07:15
On-chain funds are all moving, this wave is indeed quite interesting --- With such high withdrawal pressure, short positions at low leverage are a safe bet to profit --- Honestly, sometimes the simplest methods are the most profitable --- I'm watching the $FOLKS rhythm closely, the data is right here --- Don't bother with those fancy tricks, just look at the data and trends, keep stop-losses strict --- It's a rare opportunity, missing this wave would be really frustrating --- The market is speaking for itself, more reliable than any indicator
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ImpermanentTherapistvip
· 12-17 07:13
On-chain data can't be fooled; fund flow is a hundred times more convincing than empty talk. $FOLKS this wave is indeed quite interesting. --- SEC has released a new framework again? Feels like they innovate every year, but in the end... it's still the same old rules. --- Low-leverage short positions and risk control, no problem with that. I'm just worried about human nature—when it really matters, people still go all-in. --- "Don't regret missing out"—this is the most painful phrase. That's what I always think, then I blame the heavens and humans. --- Analyzing data and trends is fine, but the key is that the market always plays tricks on you. --- With such obvious withdrawal pressure, there are still people bottom-fishing? Truly incredible. --- The daily chart rhythm—I've heard this term so much my ears are calloused. Still, the best approach is to go with the trend.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 12-17 07:10
On-chain data doesn't lie, and FOLKS is indeed bleeding this wave. However, I'm still a bit hesitant about shorting at low leverage, after all, the crypto market can quickly trap you with a quick reversal. --- Funds may be withdrawing, but who can precisely catch the true bottom? I'm actually more concerned about the rebound strength after this decline—that's where the profit lies. --- It's another story of "strict stop-losses lead to profits." I've heard this too many times. The key is that the stop-loss line always fails to be executed when it matters. --- The SEC is pushing for regulation, while the crypto circle is shorting. This contrast is quite ironic. Once the rules are truly implemented, how will the current short positions be resolved? --- What is right is right, but I still don't dare to follow the trend. Last time I followed the trend, I almost got caught in a flash crash. Just hearing the words "follow the trend" gives me goosebumps. --- On-chain flow is indeed a gold indicator, but the problem is that interpreting it requires experience. Beginners look at data, veterans look at psychology. I belong to the type who has been slapped too many times.
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