FLOW's recent decline came unexpectedly, dropping over 40% from the high point, with spot prices halving. As the year-end approaches, some say this is the market maker's harvest, and many people are probably caught in it. Such rapid price changes are indeed hard to understand, but from a market perspective, these fluctuations are not unusual. It's just that the manner of decline is quite aggressive, and such large swings in the short term put significant pressure on retail investors. At this time, it's even more important to stay calm and not let emotions lead to reckless actions.
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GasFeePhobia
· 10h ago
You're still analyzing it after the cut in half, why didn't you say so earlier?
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BearMarketBuilder
· 10h ago
Got stuck again, and this time it’s really tough..
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mev_me_maybe
· 10h ago
Cut in half and still ask me to stay calm? That's hilarious. A retail investor's calmness is just the prelude to getting liquidated.
FLOW's recent decline came unexpectedly, dropping over 40% from the high point, with spot prices halving. As the year-end approaches, some say this is the market maker's harvest, and many people are probably caught in it. Such rapid price changes are indeed hard to understand, but from a market perspective, these fluctuations are not unusual. It's just that the manner of decline is quite aggressive, and such large swings in the short term put significant pressure on retail investors. At this time, it's even more important to stay calm and not let emotions lead to reckless actions.