#数字货币市场回调 In the past two days, it has pumped up the rise rankings, reminding me of an interesting case.
A few days ago, a friend came to me with a short position asking what to do. My advice was very straightforward—if you need to cut losses, then cut losses; don't hold on stubbornly. He took my advice and exited within a manageable range, avoiding larger losses later on.
Why do I say this? On-chain data shows that there has been a continuous net inflow of funds into the Bull Head, and the main players are clearly building positions. The trend is evident, yet many people fail to understand it and blindly follow the trend to open positions. Even more absurd is that some people see a certain altcoin skyrocketing and immediately short it, without even knowing what this coin is for or how the on-chain funds are flowing.
In this case, losing money is almost inevitable.
Trading altcoins is really not just about luck. If you don't do your homework on project fundamentals, capital flows, and market sentiment, you won't be able to seize even the best opportunities. Conversely, if you have done your homework, you can respond calmly even when faced with a correction, instead of panic-selling or holding on until liquidation.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 1h ago
I saw someone shorting altcoins and got liquidated, they deserve it.
This time they really didn’t do their homework, they didn’t even look at the on-chain data and dared to open a position.
I can't stand this kind of people, they just randomly look at the rise and go all in, without even understanding the project.
To trade, you have to have some strategies; lazy people can't survive for long.
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Degentleman
· 7h ago
Really, not doing homework and directly shorting altcoins is just giving away money.
Some people just chase when it's bullish and short when it's bearish, where's the brain?
On-chain data is something you need to know how to read; otherwise, how can you claim to understand trading?
This wave of TRADOOR is indeed not simple, the capital flow is clear at a glance, but unfortunately, some people still can't understand it.
Talking about stop loss is easy, but doing it is hard, yet it can really save your life.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 7h ago
Really, if you can't understand on-chain data, don't blindly short, you deserve to Get Liquidated.
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LightningLady
· 7h ago
Indeed, blindly shorting altcoins is just asking for trouble. Those who open positions without looking at on-chain data deserve to lose.
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LiquidityNinja
· 7h ago
The short order being smashed is really devastating; looking at the data is the true king.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 7h ago
Indeed, those who blindly take short orders deserve to lose. It's not gambling if they don't even understand the project and dare to bet heavily.
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RetailTherapist
· 7h ago
People who get hit by short orders are those who don't look at on-chain data, they deserve to lose.
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I didn't enter a position for this wave of TRADOOR, I'll wait and see.
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You're right, daring to short altcoins without even checking the fundamentals, it's hard to avoid getting liquidated.
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Stop loss really saves lives, it's a hundred times better than holding on stubbornly.
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You can't even be bothered to check what a coin is and dare to open an order? That's laughable.
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If you can't even see the net capital inflow, who can you blame?
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Doing enough homework can indeed help you avoid a lot of pitfalls, my fren survived this way.
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Dealing with altcoins without doing your homework is just gambling, the only difference is how much you're betting.
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Panicking and cutting losses or holding on until liquidation, either choice will lead to losses, it's better to think it through from the start.
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TRADOOR rising so sharply makes me a bit scared, feels like the market maker is dumping.
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You really need to know how to read on-chain data, otherwise, you're just asking to get played.
#数字货币市场回调 In the past two days, it has pumped up the rise rankings, reminding me of an interesting case.
A few days ago, a friend came to me with a short position asking what to do. My advice was very straightforward—if you need to cut losses, then cut losses; don't hold on stubbornly. He took my advice and exited within a manageable range, avoiding larger losses later on.
Why do I say this? On-chain data shows that there has been a continuous net inflow of funds into the Bull Head, and the main players are clearly building positions. The trend is evident, yet many people fail to understand it and blindly follow the trend to open positions. Even more absurd is that some people see a certain altcoin skyrocketing and immediately short it, without even knowing what this coin is for or how the on-chain funds are flowing.
In this case, losing money is almost inevitable.
Trading altcoins is really not just about luck. If you don't do your homework on project fundamentals, capital flows, and market sentiment, you won't be able to seize even the best opportunities. Conversely, if you have done your homework, you can respond calmly even when faced with a correction, instead of panic-selling or holding on until liquidation.
$TRADOOR $SOL