#美联储降息 $ETH's recent trend has been quite interesting——the early trading hours are usually a good time to catch the bottom, but by evening, various tricks like sudden spikes and volume surges start to appear. Under this rhythm, many long traders suffer: they see the spike in the middle of the night and get scared, closing their positions to cut losses, only to wake up and find the market has surged again. That feeling is indeed uncomfortable.
Honestly, this situation is quite common in the market——mainly a psychological issue. People who can't hold their positions are always caught in this cycle. When watching the market, it's easy to be influenced by short-term fluctuations, especially when liquidity is thin at night, and even a small movement can trigger panic. If more people understood the volatility characteristics of assets like Ethereum, perhaps they wouldn't be so easily fooled by market false moves.
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NFTDreamer
· 19h ago
Nighttime injections are really disgusting. I've been trapped too, and my mentality almost collapsed.
Those who get washed out are just those who didn't hold on. To put it plainly, it's still greed.
Buying the dip in the morning and getting stabbed at night—how many people need to be fooled in this cycle before it stops?
When liquidity is thin, just one needle can scare people to death. ETH's temper needs to be accustomed to it.
The biggest enemy is mentality. If you can't hold on, don't blame the market for fake moves.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 12-15 03:21
Getting liquidated and forced to close positions in the middle of the night, I am now very silent
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If you can't hold, you just can't hold. Saying more is useless
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Buying the dip in the morning and getting fooled in the evening, everyone falls into this cycle
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When liquidity is thin, it's easy to be faked out. Mindset is really the biggest enemy
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Waking up to a surge, that feeling is even worse than losing money
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This is why understanding the volatility characteristics is important, don't rely solely on intuition blindly
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Night trading with sudden price drops is really a trader's nightmare
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People who can never hold their positions, stop complaining and face reality
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 12-15 03:09
People who got stabbed and killed in the middle of the night are probably all regretting it now. Me too. I woke up and saw it had doubled, and I immediately vomited blood.
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RektCoaster
· 12-15 03:03
Getting scared out of the market by a sudden drop in the middle of the night is really a huge loss. When I wake up and see the limit-up, I just can't smile anymore.
The ones who can't hold onto their positions are always cannon fodder. Once the mentality collapses, everything is useless.
During periods of thin liquidity at night, a single bearish candle can scare people to death. It's better to look at historical trends more often.
Buying the dip in the morning and running away at night—this routine is outdated. It all depends on who can hold on.
This wave of ETH's rhythm really messes with people's mentality. It feels like playing psychological warfare with the market maker.
It's really just greed. Knowing full well that a drop might happen, but still unable to resist cutting losses—that's a sickness that needs treatment.
The Federal Reserve's rate cut is good news for the market, but the market still spreads conspiracy theories. Where's the promised trend?
Seeing so many people get cut, I don't dare to watch the market at night anymore. I just go to sleep.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 12-15 03:01
Haha, got beaten up again by the spike, huh? That's why I never watch the night trading.
Honestly, it all comes down to mentality. If you can't hold, don't play.
This wave of ETH is really testing people's patience. Come for a coffee in the morning to buy the dip, and get cut in the evening—that's how it is.
I feel like many people are scared off by the thin liquidity now. They see a little fluctuation and run, then regret it.
The rate cut is indeed friendly to the bulls, but the premise is that you have to survive until that moment, understand?
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GhostInTheChain
· 12-15 02:59
Getting stabbed and cut again in the middle of the night, I should have just slept and not watched the market
ETH's recent movement is really incredible, and those with a bad mentality deserve it
If you can't hold, then don't play; this is an eternal truth
I'm different, when liquidity is thin at night, I actually dare not move
Buying the dip in the morning and then sleepwalking at night, how many people go through this cycle
Basically, it's still greed—one spike can scare you to pee your pants
Lower interest rates don't help either; bad mentality makes everything pointless
Every time I say I understand the volatility, I still get fooled by a fake move
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down_only_larry
· 12-15 02:56
Nighttime needle insertion tricks are really clever, just waiting to cut the leeks.
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Those who close their positions in the middle of the night are all scared out; when they wake up in the morning, they regret it deeply.
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If you can't hold on, you just can't hold on. No amount of reasoning can help.
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When liquidity is thin, a single needle can scare people to death. So sad.
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Managing your mindset is easy to talk about but hard to do.
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It's that kind of story where "it skyrockets after waking up." I am the one who got cut again.
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The evening time slot is definitely the hunting ground for scam traders.
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Instead of studying volatility characteristics, it's better to first learn not to cut your losses.
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After trading all night, I still couldn't escape this blow.
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People always say don't look at the market, don't look at the market, but I just can't help myself...
#美联储降息 $ETH's recent trend has been quite interesting——the early trading hours are usually a good time to catch the bottom, but by evening, various tricks like sudden spikes and volume surges start to appear. Under this rhythm, many long traders suffer: they see the spike in the middle of the night and get scared, closing their positions to cut losses, only to wake up and find the market has surged again. That feeling is indeed uncomfortable.
Honestly, this situation is quite common in the market——mainly a psychological issue. People who can't hold their positions are always caught in this cycle. When watching the market, it's easy to be influenced by short-term fluctuations, especially when liquidity is thin at night, and even a small movement can trigger panic. If more people understood the volatility characteristics of assets like Ethereum, perhaps they wouldn't be so easily fooled by market false moves.