2026-01-21 13:22:21

Recently, the attention on FHE has indeed been increasing, but I noticed that the price fluctuations are quite intense, and many people are attracted by short-term gains. As someone who has gone through several cycles, my view is quite straightforward: such highly volatile assets are not suitable for blind entry.

Behind seemingly short-term profits, the hidden risks are often overlooked. The greater the volatility, the sharper the pullback, and the cost of catching the falling knife is usually very heavy. Instead of betting on these short-term trends, it's better to focus on understanding the project's fundamentals and building a long-term position.

Real gains come from trust and patience—choosing projects worth accompanying can lead to a longer journey. Thanks to all friends who have been with me along the way.

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NftRegretMachine

· 7h ago

That's right, this wave of FHE indeed easily gets people hooked. Those who are trying to buy the dip in a set should reflect on it. The rise is fast, and the fall is just as quick.

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Blockchainiac

· 7h ago

That's right, those who chase highs are ultimately martyrs. There will never be a shortage of bagholders, brother. Focusing on fundamentals is the true way; don't be blinded by K-line charts. FHE indeed has popularity, but this wave of increase looks a bit suspicious. Short-term high profits and long-term stability, most people choose the wrong direction. Personal blood and tears lessons show that things with high volatility are really not to be played with.

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BearMarketMonk

· 8h ago

This round of FHE makes me nervous to watch; the drama of cutting losses is about to repeat itself. A sudden surge followed by a sharp decline—someone is about to pay the tuition fee. Those who gamble short-term will end up as the big bagholders; this is no exaggeration. Fundamentals are the key, otherwise it's just gambling.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 8h ago

Haha, it's another high-volatility harvest game. I see through it. --- Only after experiencing several crashes do you understand the truth. --- Ninety percent of short-term surges are traps, really. --- That's right, fundamentals are the key. --- There will always be bagholders; the important thing is not to be one of them. --- Paper hands are probably going to be shaken out again. --- Holding long-term is the only way out; everything else is a gambler's game. --- Learned it after one crash—don't chase quick money. --- High volatility = high risk. Why do so many people not understand this simple logic? --- Trust and patience are easy to say; try it when you're losing in real trading. --- FHE might be about to cut a new wave of new investors again. --- Someone should have said this early to avoid getting caught.

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