#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Looking at this round of market conditions, it's quite interesting. After the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting, market reactions varied—some had already laid out their plans thoroughly, while others appeared caught off guard. As for $ETH's performance this wave, it’s neither the brightest nor the worst.
The capital flow is indeed leaning towards large investors; the rules of the game for wealthy individuals are vastly different from those of retail investors. The logic behind the rise and fall of certain projects and tokens essentially comes down to being hijacked by capital—this is most evident before and after major macro events (such as FOMC decisions). Retail investors often can only follow the trend at this time, making it hard to judge independently. It may not look very beautiful, but this is the true face of the market.
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BackrowObserver
· 12-10 13:51
That's incredible, this is the fate of retail investors. Can't even keep up with the trend.
The big players have already set up ambushes, and we're still debating whether to buy or not. LOL
ETH is just like that, neither hot nor cold, but at least it doesn't feel like losing money.
Honestly, once the FOMC announces, the entire market is no longer something we can play with; it's purely a capital game.
Another day of being sacrificed for the big players. Thanks for the gift.
Retail investors feel the worst at this time, only able to watch with envy. Either follow the trend or completely miss out.
The game rules are inherently unfair. Who's to blame?
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AltcoinHunter
· 12-10 13:51
It's another day driven by funds. Major investors have already jumped in, and we're still hesitating.
Bitcoin can't move, but instead, a bunch of clones are lurking in the shadows, eager to act. This is truly a hundredfold opportunity.
It feels like this round retail investors have really figured out the game. How much longer will we be stuck following the trend?
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GasFeePhobia
· 12-10 13:47
Retail brothers, it's really too difficult, big players have already been lurking
Big players are playing a different game, we simply can't keep up with the rhythm
ETH has no significant fluctuations, it feels like it's been locked by large funds
Events like FOMC test human nature the most, following the trend is a death sentence for losing money
Honestly, we are just the ones being squeezed out
Funds manipulate the market, retail investors can only smile politely
This game is so unfair, it's a bit exhausting
One word: dull, ETH’s performance really
Big players smile, retail investors are in tears
If I had known earlier, I might as well lie flat and not bother anymore
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Looking at this round of market conditions, it's quite interesting. After the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting, market reactions varied—some had already laid out their plans thoroughly, while others appeared caught off guard. As for $ETH's performance this wave, it’s neither the brightest nor the worst.
The capital flow is indeed leaning towards large investors; the rules of the game for wealthy individuals are vastly different from those of retail investors. The logic behind the rise and fall of certain projects and tokens essentially comes down to being hijacked by capital—this is most evident before and after major macro events (such as FOMC decisions). Retail investors often can only follow the trend at this time, making it hard to judge independently. It may not look very beautiful, but this is the true face of the market.