2026-01-09 02:40:17

#密码资产动态追踪 Wave trading everyone wants to catch, but very few actually make money. The reason is simple—it's all about rhythm and execution.

Blindly chasing rallies and selling off? That's a sure way to lose. Following news and copying trades? Even more losses. The only way is to follow the market’s rhythm, neither greedy nor timid. The trend of mainstream coins like $ETH is right here; either you keep up or you get out.

What's the key? Dare to act when it's time to move. The light is ahead; it depends on whether you have the courage to chase. Keep at it, and steady profits will come naturally.

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BuyTheTop

· 11h ago

That's correct, but the problem is that most people can't hold on at all. They cut losses after a rebound, chase after a false breakout, and still deceive themselves into thinking they are "controlling risk."

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GateUser-74b10196

· 01-09 04:13

That's right, it's a matter of execution. I used to be the type to chase highs and sell lows. Sense of rhythm is really the hardest part; it seems simple but actually requires letting go of greed. I was watching ETH this round, and at critical moments, you really have to dare to press the button. Only after these two years of persistence did I realize that making money is never about rushing, but about waiting for the right timing. After hearing too many pieces of news, I finally found that I am still the most accurate at analyzing the market myself.

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MetaNeighbor

· 01-09 03:10

It sounds nice, but most people simply can't hit the right point. Sense of rhythm? That's for experts to play with. We're still beginners, so let's play it safe. Chasing gains and selling losses does lead to losses, but not chasing also results in losses. It's quite awkward. It's already too late when you dare to move, and when you're afraid to move, you've missed the opportunity. It sounds like a motivational quote, but it does make sense... The problem is, who knows exactly when to "move"? Persistence is correct, but first you need to survive the bear market.

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GasFeeTears

· 01-09 03:10

Basically, it still comes down to having execution ability. I've seen too many people who talk about bottom-fishing but chicken out completely at critical moments.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-09 03:09

That's correct, but most people fail due to their mindset, not their strategy.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-09 03:07

Basically, most people just have a poor mindset, wanting to make money from everything but never actually succeeding. A slight lack of execution, just missing by a billion. I've heard a hundred times "Don't be greedy, don't be timid," but I still end up greedy and timid—that's a problem. I feel that what I lack the most is this courage; even when I see the right opportunity, I can't bring myself to act. If the timing is right, the profits will come. That's true, but the problem is I always miss the beat by half a step.

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MevHunter

· 01-09 03:05

Basically, this wave of market行情 is testing who has execution能力. Most people get stuck in hesitation. Following the crowd and copying others' actions has already been scripted; you still need to understand the rhythm yourself. ETH is right there; if you're going to move, move now. Don't mess around with ambiguous actions. The ones who truly make money are never those chasing the涨势, but those who know when to take action. That's right, but how many people can坚持 doing this?

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-09 02:49

That's right, it's a matter of execution. I used to be a fool who chased gains and sold losses. The sense of rhythm really needs to be learned through experience; it's not something you can understand just by listening. ETH definitely has an opportunity this time, but I'm still waiting for a confirmation signal. I don't want to get cut again.

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