#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH Contract liquidations happen every day, yet people keep jumping into the fire. Why is that?
$AXL Honestly, they simply don’t understand what they’re doing.
$ZEC Exchanges show 5x, 10x leverage, and they believe it outright.
But what’s the reality?
Having only 10,000 USDT in their account but forcing a 30,000 USDT position—that’s called 5x leverage? It’s actually dozens of times leverage hidden behind the scenes!
When the market fluctuates slightly, they get crushed and obediently hand over their principal to those who truly understand the game.
What about those who can really make money in contracts? They are definitely not relying on luck.
What are they called?
—Hunters.
Others rush in when their emotions take over, but they stay calm.
While others go all-in gambling, they remain cool.
When others are emotionally hijacked and make reckless moves, they only place decisive orders when the opportunity truly arrives.
When they make money, they let the profits flow; when they lose, they cut immediately—no second hesitation.
You still think they’re fighting every day? It’s quite the opposite—they spend most of their time waiting.
Losers fight over the number of trades; winners fight for that one perfect shot.
This phrase must be engraved in your mind: The truly ruthless trader never clashes head-on with the market; they only strike decisively at the right moment, sealing their victory with a single blow.
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OnchainDetective
· 6h ago
Wait, I need to trace the fund flow behind this set of rhetoric... This "hunter theory" packaging is so perfect that it actually seems suspicious. According to on-chain data, the trading patterns of addresses that can truly maintain stable profits are unusually regular—almost as if they are programmed. After analysis and judgment, these "educational articles" are often accompanied by hidden vampire schemes, which can be tracked through multiple addresses to lock onto related wallets that quietly start building positions before market fluctuations. Interestingly, every time this "art of waiting" theory appears, the number of retail investors' liquidation addresses suddenly increases. Clear fund correlations? They all point to the same set of addresses.
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TokenDustCollector
· 6h ago
Really, full leverage is like giving away money. Wake up, everyone.
It's the same hunter theory again, how many times have we heard it, yet it still leads to liquidation.
The key is mindset. Greed kills silently.
Wait, why do I feel like I'm also preaching the truth? I should reflect on myself.
But honestly, those who manage to leave the contract alive are indeed a minority.
And those who kept shouting that prices will definitely rise, where are they now?
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ChainProspector
· 6h ago
Really, watching these liquidation dramas so often is like watching variety shows, with a new trick in each episode.
Full position is just a gambler's mentality, and it can’t be changed at all.
Leverage numbers are obviously deceptive, but some people still believe them to death.
Speaking of which, those who survive here are definitely hunter-type players, incredibly ruthless.
The words "stop loss" must be etched into your mind.
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GasOptimizer
· 6h ago
It sounds good, but what about the data? I have looked at historical backtest data, and 98% of "hunters" are actually a product of survivor bias. The 1% who are truly profitable trade even less frequently than ordinary people—capital efficiency is the key, it's not a matter of mindset.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 6h ago
Bro, this paragraph is really harsh, it hits the sore spot. Those who get liquidated every day are just digging their own graves, playing with leverage they don't understand and still dare to go all-in.
Wait and observe, don't rush to get in; this is the right way.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH Contract liquidations happen every day, yet people keep jumping into the fire. Why is that?
$AXL Honestly, they simply don’t understand what they’re doing.
$ZEC Exchanges show 5x, 10x leverage, and they believe it outright.
But what’s the reality?
Having only 10,000 USDT in their account but forcing a 30,000 USDT position—that’s called 5x leverage? It’s actually dozens of times leverage hidden behind the scenes!
When the market fluctuates slightly, they get crushed and obediently hand over their principal to those who truly understand the game.
What about those who can really make money in contracts? They are definitely not relying on luck.
What are they called?
—Hunters.
Others rush in when their emotions take over, but they stay calm.
While others go all-in gambling, they remain cool.
When others are emotionally hijacked and make reckless moves, they only place decisive orders when the opportunity truly arrives.
When they make money, they let the profits flow; when they lose, they cut immediately—no second hesitation.
You still think they’re fighting every day? It’s quite the opposite—they spend most of their time waiting.
Losers fight over the number of trades; winners fight for that one perfect shot.
This phrase must be engraved in your mind: The truly ruthless trader never clashes head-on with the market; they only strike decisively at the right moment, sealing their victory with a single blow.