#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 I want to ask everyone a question—does anyone really exit the crypto market after earning just 1,000 USDT?
Personally, I think it's very difficult. Take myself as an example, after earning 1,000, I started thinking about how to double it to 10,000. Greed is indeed hard to control.
But recently, I have also made some decent moves. For example, $FHE entered at 0.07 and sold around 0.14. Although it wasn't a big profit, I secured a steady gain 🚀
Currently, I'm watching a potential coin that looks strong technically, with an expected 7-10x growth potential. If you're interested in this market trend, we can have a chat.
The topic is a bit interesting—recently, US economic data has surged sharply, which has a significant impact on crypto market volatility. What are your thoughts?
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GlueGuy
· 11h ago
Ten thousand and you're out? Dream on, greed can't be genetically modified
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The FHE wave was indeed stable, but compared to those betting on doubling, it was still too conservative
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Is good US employment data a signal for the crypto market? Not necessarily, people doing the opposite are also making crazy profits
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7-10 times? I've heard that too many times, and in the end, it all turned into a story of being trapped
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Honestly, those who take profits after earning ten thousand, either made too little or truly understood something. I think most are the former
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NotSatoshi
· 11h ago
Run away at 10,000? Bro, that's too naive. No one in the crypto world can do that.
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The FHE wave was indeed stable, but greed often leads to losses. With the current market so competitive,
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Strong US data isn't necessarily good for crypto; the Federal Reserve's policy is the key.
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7-10 times potential? That's easy to say. If it were that simple, you'd already be financially free.
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The issue isn't whether to exit or stay in; it's that you can't tell when to act and when to withdraw.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 11h ago
Greed is indeed a common problem in the crypto world, but the real issue is—most people haven't even audited their own trading logic. Doubling from 0.07 to 0.14 sounds great, but have you checked the project's access control? For tokens that experience rapid increases, there are often hidden re-entrancy vulnerabilities or integer overflow risks in the contract. Strong US employment data can indeed cause volatility, but don't be blinded by short-term gains—make sure to review the code carefully before jumping in, or a vulnerability exploited through a contract upgrade could eat up all your profits.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 I want to ask everyone a question—does anyone really exit the crypto market after earning just 1,000 USDT?
Personally, I think it's very difficult. Take myself as an example, after earning 1,000, I started thinking about how to double it to 10,000. Greed is indeed hard to control.
But recently, I have also made some decent moves. For example, $FHE entered at 0.07 and sold around 0.14. Although it wasn't a big profit, I secured a steady gain 🚀
Currently, I'm watching a potential coin that looks strong technically, with an expected 7-10x growth potential. If you're interested in this market trend, we can have a chat.
The topic is a bit interesting—recently, US economic data has surged sharply, which has a significant impact on crypto market volatility. What are your thoughts?