2025-12-24 12:26:05

$PIPPIN This wave of market movement is truly filled with the word "excitement"—the rapid surge to 6,000 points instantly ignited market sentiment. But before retail investors could react, it was followed by a sharp decline. Looking at the comments from friends who got caught, their mindset is indeed quite崩.

But what's interesting is that, in the same market conditions, some people had already accurately timed the moves and exited completely. What do these traders have in common? It's not luck, but rather that they predicted the trend reversal signals in advance and decisively exited at high levels. They also genuinely profited from previous moves, so this reversal became a safe harbor.

The key difference here is—are you being led by the fluctuations of the candlesticks, or are you making decisions based on actual support and resistance levels? Those "chasing highs and selling lows without stopping" routines are essentially being hijacked by short-term emotions, impairing judgment. Instead of blindly guessing on the charts, it's better to learn to understand the logic of the market: when to enter, when to exit. Mastering this "measure" greatly increases the chances of survival in volatile markets.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 6h ago

Is it that old saying again, that reading the technicals accurately can help you exit completely? Watching others get cut and still talking about support and resistance levels, it's hilarious. I also missed this PIPPIN move, mainly because I reacted half a beat too late. Honestly, who can really hit the exact point? It's all armchair strategizing after the fact. Retail investors' panic is unrelated to the lack of stop-loss discipline. The key is information asymmetry; institutions already knew while we're still in the dark. No matter how clear the market logic is, without enough execution power, it's all pointless.

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RiddleMaster

· 6h ago

Another round of harvesting, retail investors are still dreaming Got caught again? That's because you didn't see the support level clearly I already sold early, just watching those who bought in collapse People who chase gains and sell on dips deserve it, there's nothing more to say If you don't get the rhythm right, you'll suffer losses, there's no other way Some make money, some lose, the key is still not understanding the K-line The signals before the crash are actually very obvious, but no one believed This wave of market movement is testing who truly understands the market Friends whose mentality collapses, remember next time: if you need to run, just run

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AirdropAutomaton

· 6h ago

Cut another wave, this routine is old news. Really, looking at charts is useless; the key is still mindset. Those who can cut losses have survived, while the greedy are basically done for. I didn't move during the 6000-point wave, just waiting. Support and resistance levels really need to be understood thoroughly, or you'll just be at the mercy of being cut.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 6h ago

Another wave of rookie investors getting slaughtered, truly incredible It was really satisfying to see the rapid rise to 6000 points, but then I got chopped down right after Honestly, it's a mindset issue—the price of greed Those who made it out alive have long seen through the tricks Support and resistance levels are something you really need to learn; you can't just rely on intuition Every crash is an opportunity to reevaluate yourself

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NFTRegretter

· 6h ago

It's the same old story. No one says anything when making profits, but when losing, it's all "I knew it all along." Really, everyone can talk about support and resistance levels, but no one can execute them consistently. This time got cut again, next time come back stronger. PIPPIN really showed off this round. Watching those who loudly claim to understand the market, but end up getting trapped, haha. Without a stop-loss, don't talk about trend reversals; it's all post-hoc rationalization. Emotions are truly incredible. Knowing you should exit but still can't hold. It's just luck plus survivor bias, to put it nicely.

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