I really didn't expect this—someone took the pressure and went short, getting caught in the trap. Watching PIPPIN and RIVER, these two coins, I had already predicted they would decline, but they just didn't follow the usual pattern. I've already cut my losses, but these two are still sideways, even showing signs of a rebound.
Honestly, this market cycle has left me confused. The fundamentals clearly suggest weakness, and various indicators are warning, yet it just refuses to go down. Instead, it made me wonder if I was wrong in my judgment—have you ever encountered this situation? The direction you believe in keeps getting beaten down, and in the end, you're forced to exit.
Looking back now, PIPPIN's performance at high levels was indeed a bit stubborn. RIVER as well, repeatedly bouncing near support levels. This kind of market is the easiest to make wrong decisions, especially when you've already invested. Sometimes, that's just how the market is—you might be right logically, but timing and rhythm often don't favor you.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 13h ago
Oh no, this is so awkward. The rebound after cutting losses is the most heartbreaking.
I knew it, the market doesn't follow logic at all.
All indicators show a decline, but it just pulls up to mess with people's mentality. I've seen this trick too many times.
PIPPIN, this little bastard, is really stubborn to the extreme. If I had known earlier, I would have just held onto my scalp.
The biggest lesson from cutting losses is... no lesson at all, just being cut.
During a rebound, the most want to bang your head against the wall. Only those who have experienced this know how it feels.
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CommunityLurker
· 13h ago
The moment I cut my losses, I knew I would get slapped in the face by a rebound. These two coins just love to do contrarian moves.
The market is messing with us. All indicators are signaling a trap, yet it still rises. It's too outrageous.
PIPPIN is really stubborn. I should have shorted earlier, but instead it ran away.
This is why I place fewer and fewer orders. The odds are damn distorted.
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ForkTongue
· 14h ago
Cutting losses is admitting defeat; I should have believed in long-term holding earlier.
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JustHereForMemes
· 01-10 18:50
This is the market messing with you; the logic is correct, but the timing is all wrong.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-10 18:50
Cutting losses still depends on their rebound, that's the magic of crypto.
What a coincidence, my judgments are all correct, but the market just goes against me.
PIPPIN really is a bit mischievous, oscillating around the support level, messing with my mindset.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-10 18:50
Oh man, this is crypto. The logic is correct, but getting proven wrong is the most heartbreaking.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-10 18:46
At the moment of cutting losses, watching them start to rebound, that feeling is truly amazing.
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BrokenDAO
· 01-10 18:42
This is a classic case of incentive distortion. Your model is correct, but the market equilibrium has been rewritten by manipulative capital.
Cutting losses and exiting is actually a rational decision. The real trap is—knowing the mechanism is flawed but still stubbornly holding on.
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ProxyCollector
· 01-10 18:30
Damn, the market really taught us a harsh lesson this time... I cut my losses, but it still rebounded. Truly incredible.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-10 18:28
Even after taking a loss, it's still rebounding here—truly incredible. The market just loves to be this disgusting.
I really didn't expect this—someone took the pressure and went short, getting caught in the trap. Watching PIPPIN and RIVER, these two coins, I had already predicted they would decline, but they just didn't follow the usual pattern. I've already cut my losses, but these two are still sideways, even showing signs of a rebound.
Honestly, this market cycle has left me confused. The fundamentals clearly suggest weakness, and various indicators are warning, yet it just refuses to go down. Instead, it made me wonder if I was wrong in my judgment—have you ever encountered this situation? The direction you believe in keeps getting beaten down, and in the end, you're forced to exit.
Looking back now, PIPPIN's performance at high levels was indeed a bit stubborn. RIVER as well, repeatedly bouncing near support levels. This kind of market is the easiest to make wrong decisions, especially when you've already invested. Sometimes, that's just how the market is—you might be right logically, but timing and rhythm often don't favor you.
Hopefully, clearer signals will appear later.