An interesting phenomenon: those who make a fortune in market making are actually reluctant to easily pump in contracts. On the contrary, those market makers who are still struggling to make a living are very bold.
This chart looks really exciting, with a volatility range that is outrageous. Those who dare to play are basically betting on the direction, and their mental fortitude needs to be strong — after all, when the fluctuations come, both losses and gains happen in an instant. If you can handle this heartbeat, you might give it a try. But to be honest, this kind of market is really not something that an average person can hold on to.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 7h ago
The ones making money are the ones who are scared, this logic is amazing haha
Those with a good mindset are all dead in the fluctuations, the ones still alive are all crazy
This game is really not for humans, I choose to watch the show
With this kind of amplitude in the sideways movement, my pants are about to burst
Market makers all have their own ways to live
To put it bluntly, rich people cherish their lives more
Those who dare to go all in are basically burning their boats
The kind of excitement where you can hear your heartbeat, I’ll pass
This wave of market really tests human nature
The rich are actually more cautious, as long as they won't starve to death, they can go crazy
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LayerZeroHero
· 7h ago
A hungry wolf is fiercer than a full wolf, and this logic applies to the coin market as well.
When making money, people become cautious; when losing money, they throw caution to the wind. This logic doesn't make sense, yet it's too real.
With such drastic fluctuations, who can withstand it? It's not just about wanting to lose money.
This market data is screening for those with strong hearts.
Oh my, earning and losing money in a second, I can only watch and dare not touch it.
The rich cherish their lives while the poor gamble with their lives, market maker version.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 7h ago
Those who make money are actually cowards, while those who are starving dare to go all in; this logic is ridiculous, haha.
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I feel weak just watching this level of fluctuation, and you need to have strong psychological resilience; I'm really not up to it.
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To be honest, rich people value their lives; the more money they make, the more cautious they become. The saying "when poor, think of change" is not wrong.
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Only those who can hold this fluctuation are tough; I truly can't handle that heartbeat.
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So the market makers who earn guaranteed profits are actually the most cowardly; instead, those without money dare to gamble, which is truly absurd.
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ArbitrageBot
· 7h ago
The rich are becoming timid, while the hungry men dare to go all in; this psychological resilience is really lacking.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 7h ago
Those who are making money are actually scared, while those who are hungry are rushing to deliver? This logic is truly absurd.
Psychological resilience, to put it simply, is just being able to afford the losses.
In an instant, from heaven to hell, it's exhilarating but terrifying.
I feel exhausted just watching this market data.
An interesting phenomenon: those who make a fortune in market making are actually reluctant to easily pump in contracts. On the contrary, those market makers who are still struggling to make a living are very bold.
This chart looks really exciting, with a volatility range that is outrageous. Those who dare to play are basically betting on the direction, and their mental fortitude needs to be strong — after all, when the fluctuations come, both losses and gains happen in an instant. If you can handle this heartbeat, you might give it a try. But to be honest, this kind of market is really not something that an average person can hold on to.