Yesterday’s statistics showed that the number of new participants increased by another 46,000, which is a bit alarming in terms of growth rate. Today, the main focus is on $ARTX, but I suggest only trying it out with a small position. I checked the early session volatility, and the price swings are wild, so the risk is not small.
Sigh, the situation now is that as soon as there’s any movement, a bunch of people rush in. Too many eyes are on this piece of the pie, and there’s only so much meat to go around—it’s really hard to say how much anyone will actually get 😂
I’m planning to pull idle funds from unused accounts to put into some stable investments, and only keep my main account active. I’ll just try to get through this tough December first. When the market is overheated, sometimes less action is actually a good strategy.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 4h ago
The hype is so high that I actually don't dare to get in.
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Trying with a small position sounds good, just afraid I might go all in if I'm not careful.
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46,000 newcomers have entered the market, looks like the mechanism for harvesting newbies is kicking in again.
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December is indeed tough, better to just lie flat and take it easy.
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ARTX is so volatile, I'm too timid so I'll just pass.
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When too many people try to catch the bottom, it's no longer the bottom.
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The real pain is knowing the opportunity is here but still not daring to take action.
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Rather than chasing the trend, it's better to guard your main account; steady investing is the way to go.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 4h ago
There are too many people, and the cake just isn’t enough to go around.
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I'm really tired of hearing "test the waters with a small position"—it still comes down to your personal risk tolerance.
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December is indeed tough to get through; I'm also considering reducing my positions.
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$ARTX is a bit wild this round. With such high volatility, it's better to be cautious.
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46,000 new users—this level of hype is really getting overwhelming.
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Instead of making random moves, it's better to let your account relax and keep your blood pressure in check.
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When everyone is rushing in, that's often the most dangerous time. I agree—move less.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 4h ago
honestly the paradigm shift from retail fomo into institutional positioning is fascinating... 46k new entrants and we're still talking about risk management? that's almost quaint at this point. the aesthetic value proposition of $ARTX gets obscured when everyone's treating it like a casino rather than a creative infrastructure play.
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ProbablyNothing
· 4h ago
46,000 newcomers have flooded in, this wave of newbies is too juicy, haha.
ARTX is indeed highly volatile, be careful not to get rekt.
Doing less is truly wise; with this crappy December market, it's better to just lay low.
I also want to cash out and take a break, but I can't resist the thrill of gambling.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 5h ago
This growth rate is really overwhelming. There weren't this many people rushing in just a month ago.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 5h ago
Wait, 46,000 new participants rushing in? Isn’t this a classic sign of a liquidity trap? It’s just the same reentrancy attack trick in smart contracts with a different look. The sharp price jumps show there isn’t enough audit backing—I’m staying away.
Two airdrop opportunities arrived on Tuesday.
Yesterday’s statistics showed that the number of new participants increased by another 46,000, which is a bit alarming in terms of growth rate. Today, the main focus is on $ARTX, but I suggest only trying it out with a small position. I checked the early session volatility, and the price swings are wild, so the risk is not small.
Sigh, the situation now is that as soon as there’s any movement, a bunch of people rush in. Too many eyes are on this piece of the pie, and there’s only so much meat to go around—it’s really hard to say how much anyone will actually get 😂
I’m planning to pull idle funds from unused accounts to put into some stable investments, and only keep my main account active. I’ll just try to get through this tough December first. When the market is overheated, sometimes less action is actually a good strategy.