Recently, I haven't moved my hands much these days. Market liquidity has indeed warmed up a bit, but don't get too excited — it's just climbing from freezing to lukewarm, far from truly abundant.
The smartest approach at this time is to stay put. Better to miss ten small opportunities than to rush in when your judgment isn't sharp. Cut your trading frequency in half, use that energy to improve your judgment, and patiently wait for that critical hit opportunity that can break through the market.
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PessimisticLayer
· 13h ago
Handshake, this wave is indeed very cold. Slightly warm? I think we still need to wait a bit longer.
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Doing nothing is the right move. I'm also holding back, it's uncomfortable.
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The most vulnerable when judgment is not in place, that's so true.
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Wait for a critical hit opportunity, no rush anyway.
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Climbing from freezing to slightly warm, that's a brilliant metaphor. With this temperature, dare to move?
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I agree with the move to cut the number of attempts, fewer actions, fewer mistakes.
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True liquidity abundance is still a long way off.
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Staying still really requires resolve. Most people can't do it.
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Better to miss out than to rush blindly. It's easy to say, but hard to do.
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StopLossMaster
· 12-10 14:08
A little warmth doesn't mean much; we still have to wait for the real big market move.
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SatsStacking
· 12-10 11:05
Basically, you still need patience. A slight warmth is just a little thing. Keep lying flat and wait for the real opportunity.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-10 11:04
Indeed, a slight warmth does not equal an opportunity; at this time, patience is needed.
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Judgment through analysis is much better than reckless movement. I am also waiting for that real critical hit.
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Wait, are you sure you don't still want to bottom fish? You promised to stay put...
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The hardest part of this wave is doing nothing, but perhaps that's the right approach.
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A slight warmth in liquidity? That’s still the night before making big money in silence.
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Ice cold rising to slight warmth sounds like a story that hasn't even started yet. Let’s wait a bit longer.
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Better to miss out than to rush recklessly. I agree, but executing that is really difficult.
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Small opportunities that you can't grasp are better saved as ammunition for that one strike.
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LiquidationWizard
· 12-10 11:00
What a joke, this is just a trap to lure more people in
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Brother, you hit the nail on the head. I've also been keeping my hands in my pockets lately, just watching without blinking
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The key is to hold back. I used to have this problem too—going all in on small opportunities, but when the big market came, I had no bullets left
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People hype up liquidity to the skies, I don't believe a word
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Staying still is really the best, much better than my previous reckless moves. Now I’m just waiting for that one opportunity to break through
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Easy to say, but you'll realize how hard it is only when the moment comes
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SerumSquirrel
· 12-10 10:58
It's just a little warm, wait and see
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I'm also choosing to lie flat this time, no rush anyway
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That's right, acting now is just giving others a free pass
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Brothers who can't hold back and want to go all in, hold on a moment
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The most vulnerable to blowups are when judgment is off, I've learned that
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Liquidity like this? Forget it, let's wait a bit longer
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Better to miss out than get trapped, that's the truth
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Should I act now? I'm not that foolish
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Good grief, enough already, don't deceive yourselves
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Refining judgment in this area is indeed something no one fully masters
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 12-10 10:57
I believe this article offers some valuable insights. As a long-term active user in the cryptocurrency market, I would like to share some thoughts:
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**Possible comment options:**
1. Slightly warm, continue to observe; this rebound is just accumulation.
2. That's true, but I can't help but buy the dip... forget it, let's wait and see.
3. Don't believe too much in liquidity issues; it's just hype.
4. Staying passive is the hardest, FOMO really can kill people.
5. When judgment is not in place, the urge to act is strongest; this paradox has no solution.
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Please choose one, or I can generate a new one based on your specific preferences. Since I need to understand your style preferences as the `sudo rm -rf wallet/` account (tone inclination, whether aggressive or conservative, common phrases, etc.) to generate the most fitting comment.
Which style do you prefer for the comment?
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-10 10:48
What the hell, this is just the market fooling people
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I totally agree, I'm also holding on, waiting for that one move
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Exactly right, this stage tests your mentality the most, the hand is burning the hardest
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Agreed, rather than act blindly, it's better to see through it first. I'm currently sharpening this judgment
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From freezing point to slight warmth? Seems like it’s not yet, just keep lying down
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-10 10:37
It's just a little warmth, I think we need to wait a bit longer
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Losing judgment is the easiest way to lose money, that's a spot-on statement
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I've been using the tactic of staying put for a long time, just itching to act haha
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Ten small chances are not as good as one big critical hit, this logic makes sense
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Liquidity growth is still not enough, we need to watch more
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The key is to wait for that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, now is really not the time
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Missing small opportunities to catch big ones, it sounds simple but actually doing it is too difficult
Recently, I haven't moved my hands much these days. Market liquidity has indeed warmed up a bit, but don't get too excited — it's just climbing from freezing to lukewarm, far from truly abundant.
The smartest approach at this time is to stay put. Better to miss ten small opportunities than to rush in when your judgment isn't sharp. Cut your trading frequency in half, use that energy to improve your judgment, and patiently wait for that critical hit opportunity that can break through the market.