2025-12-12 11:50:11

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Regarding the recent trend of @COAI@, paying attention to the details really makes it easy to turn things around. Keep a steady mindset, stay on top of execution, and breaking even is actually just a matter of minutes. I myself entered the market and immediately caught a nice wave of gains. The quality of this long-term layout is beyond doubt—I've directly taken 31,000 units.

The recent coordinated performance of $ETH and $TNSR is largely still digesting expectations for the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting. Policy changes often redefine the logic behind the movement of these mainstream coins. The key is to be patient, not to be scared by short-term fluctuations—build positions when it’s right, hold tight when needed. The market always rewards those with a strong mindset and decisive actions.

COAI5.45%

ETH0.47%

TNSR8.12%

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ApeWithAPlan

· 14h ago

Listen, the FOMC this round definitely changed the pace. Wait, 31,000 units? With this move, I need to learn from you. $ETH just can't keep up with expectations, it's a bit strange. It's really just a patience game, don't mess around. Why has $TNSR been so quiet lately? Feels like it's been forgotten. A stable mindset is key, hold on to what you believe in, don't listen to those bearish cries.

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WhaleWatcher

· 12-12 12:19

Just copied COAI, details are in place, this time it's really solid. --- Wait, 31,000 units? Bro, your move is pretty bold. --- After the FOMC policy announcement, everything changes. Now it's a matter of who can hold their nerve. --- The correlation between ETH and TNSR is still digesting expectations. --- Don't be scared by short-term fluctuations. Build when needed, take profits when appropriate. Simplicity and straightforwardness are the most effective. --- Long-term strategic quality really makes a difference. Those with strong mental resilience have all made profits. --- Why does it feel like this wave is driven by Bitcoin, with other coins following along? --- Getting your initial investment back is really just about execution and maintaining a steady mindset. --- For major events like the FOMC, the market usually takes three to five days to react. --- Taking 31,000 units directly shows you're well-prepared.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 12-12 12:19

30,000 units? Brother, your move is really impressive haha --- Once the FOMC announcement came out, these coins started to dance along, the rhythm is quite strong --- That's right, losing your mindset is useless, I also clenched my fists --- Attention to detail... sounds very professional, I need to study it carefully --- Hold on tight, afraid of being soft, this is the most testing time for people --- ETH and TNSR are really linked, policy changes everything --- Haha brother, you made a lot of profit this time, I'm still trapped inside --- You have more courage to build positions than I do, getting your investment back is just a matter of minutes --- A strong mindset requires real toughness, I still have a long way to go --- The opportunity to turn things around is right in front of you, it all depends on who dares to take action

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TokenomicsDetective

· 12-12 12:19

This guy is really bragging, thinking he can break even with just 31,000 units? Laughing my ass off Wait, can the FOMC really rally like this? I'm a bit confused Holding is fine, but don't be fooled by this kind of talk. No matter how tough your mentality is, you can't withstand a margin call There's indeed some correlation between ETH and TNSR, but claiming it so definitively feels a bit exaggerated Just after a small rise, he starts textbook-like speeches. Typical survivor bias Getting back to break-even in no time? Haha, I’ll ask again—who really did it?

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