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#ETH巨鲸增持 Recently, the market has been so volatile that it's a bit dizzying.



I found that staring for too long makes me dizzy, so I simply separate the real-time market dynamics to keep track of them.

will focus on several things:

Where are the support and resistance levels, where is the main capital flowing, which coins have suddenly moved, and when should one take a step back?

Also, how to control the rhythm of opening and closing positions, and how to set stop-loss lines.

In simple terms, there's only one goal - don't let emotions take control.

Market fluctuations are quite normal, but impulsive ordering can really lead to losses. Judgments backed by data are always better than just guessing.

If you also feel the need for clearer operational rhythms and reminders of key moments, feel free to communicate together.

Protecting your principal is much more important than chasing hot trends.

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ThesisInvestorvip
· 6h ago
Staring at the market until you go bald is useless; the key is still to have discipline. I used to panic when I saw a winning order, but now data speaks louder than feelings.
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SoliditySurvivorvip
· 6h ago
I totally understand the feeling of staring at the market until you're dizzy; I promised myself I would only watch for five minutes, but before I knew it, one or two hours had passed. However, having data support is indeed much better than just guessing.
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WenMoon42vip
· 6h ago
I understand very well the matter of getting carried away while watching the market. Once I start looking at Candlestick charts, I can't stop, and in the end, I often incur losses. This person is right; being data-driven is indeed much stronger than relying on gut feelings.
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MetaDreamervip
· 6h ago
I understand this feeling of being so fixated on the market that my mind gets muddled, it's a daily routine for those with itchy hands. But to be honest, charging into this strategy without data support will eventually lead to tuition fees; losing money is really losing money.
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MemeCoinSavantvip
· 6h ago
according to my peer-reviewed analysis of whale accumulation patterns, the emotional volatility coefficient here is statistically significant... which is just academic cope for "yeah bro i'm also getting rekt by the swings" ngl
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TokenTaxonomistvip
· 6h ago
ngl, the spreadsheet approach is where it's at—taxonomically speaking, most traders just flail around without proper data stratification. statistically speaking, emotional trading is basically the evolutionary dead-end of this ecosystem. respect the discipline here, per my analysis.
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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 6h ago
The moment I was glued to the screen to the point of dizziness, I knew it was time to stop... It’s indeed easy to be taken over by emotions.
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