Friends who have been watching the market recently should be able to feel that the chips being dumped are clearly increasing, and liquidity is visibly drying up. What's more worth noting is that almost all the new entrants are seasoned veterans who have been in the crypto space for years; the truly fresh blood has long disappeared.
Basically, it's the combination of these two issues: the market remains weak, and the cognitive threshold for newcomers entering is getting higher and higher. The result is obvious—many people enter the market aggressively, but exit even more fiercely. Their principal can't withstand several rounds of volatility. The market will never move according to your expectations. Instead of trading blindly based on feelings, it's better to spend time understanding market logic and developing your own trading system. Staying alive in the crypto space depends on the accumulation and continuous evolution of cognition. This is true strength.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 14:52
Newcomers really need to wake up, don't just go all-in based on ups and downs
Even seasoned traders are secretly sharpening their knives, are you still messing around based on gut feeling?
Honestly, people without a system will eventually be repeatedly educated by the market
Cognition is the key, this old saying is cliché but truly hits home
The chips are shifting, and your mind needs to upgrade accordingly
This wave can only be survived by tough hands, the soft targets have long been squeezed out
I've been observing the liquidity exhaustion for a while, and I truly feel it deeply
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-04 08:00
Indeed, the new blood has dried up, a scene of pure old-timers killing each other
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Relying on gut feeling for reckless trading? That's suicidal cutting of losses, I've seen too many cases
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The pain of liquidity exhaustion is real, I truly feel it
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The problem is most people don't have their own trading system at all, relying solely on luck
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Veterans are cutting newbies, but veterans themselves are also being cut, cycle repeats
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What does cognitive accumulation rely on? It relies on time and lessons learned through real money
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When the market is weak, you can see who really has skills
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Entering aggressively and exiting even more aggressively—that's a sign of lacking mindset and system
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It's hard to stay alive in the crypto world; many can't even survive a complete cycle
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What does increasing sell-off chips indicate? The whales are collecting chips or large investors are offloading
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Without fresh blood, what liquidity is left? If no one takes the buy, everyone has to fall
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not_your_keys
· 01-04 07:00
This wave of dumping is really fierce, even veterans are cutting leeks.
The real problem is the lack of fresh blood; without new investors, life becomes even harder.
That's right, mindless trading is like giving away money; you need your own system.
Only those who survive this bear market can truly be considered to have entered the market.
Cognition is the key; everything else is虚的, I have deep experience.
The rhythm of entering and exiting must be steady; rushing is not allowed. Only after losing money do you understand.
Liquidity is so scarce, be cautious when choosing coins, everyone.
Veterans are cutting veterans, newcomers have no way out, this is the flavor of the crypto circle.
A trading system is much more than just feeling; doing thorough research is very important.
If your principal can't handle the fluctuations, don't touch it; this is a bloody lesson.
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UnluckyLemur
· 01-03 20:59
There's no fresh blood left, only old leeks cutting each other up
Entering aggressively and exiting even more aggressively, the principal can't withstand it, it's really heartbreaking
Mindless trading really needs to change, you need to have your own system
As long as you're in the crypto world, you have to keep learning, or you'll eventually die from a lack of understanding
The situation of liquidity drying up does make people a bit anxious, it feels like the market is really about to change
To put it simply, you still need to understand the market logic thoroughly; relying on luck will eventually lead to a crash
Veterans are all trying to survive, and the threshold for newcomers to enter is too high
Cognitive accumulation can't be rushed; it has to be developed slowly
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SignatureCollector
· 01-03 14:52
You're absolutely right. Newcomers entering the market now are really in a money-making rhythm.
This wave indeed lacks new blood; it's mostly old leeks taking turns to harvest each other.
The biggest risk in trading is relying on intuition; after a wave of market movement, the principal is gone.
Knowledge is the most valuable thing; everything else is虚的.
After looking around, those who truly survive are people with their own trading logic.
The entry barrier for newcomers is so high, yet they still hope to get rich overnight. Eventually, they'll crash.
The signal of liquidity exhaustion must be taken seriously.
The market is already冷, and having a systematic awareness is necessary. It's too difficult.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 01-03 14:51
Liquidity trap, newbies are already extinct. Now only scarred old newbies are being cut, this kind of trading is no longer interesting.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-03 14:49
Liquidity has dried up, and there are still people going all-in?
The newbies are really gone; it's all old-timers cutting each other.
Entering aggressively and exiting even more aggressively—this is the result of having no system.
Honestly, it's still a matter of cognition; those who are making money have figured it out.
Staring at the charts every day is not as good as spending time understanding your own trading logic.
The crypto circle can only survive long-term through continuous evolution; don't buy blindly.
This round of the market is a sieve, filtering out those who trade mindlessly.
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MissedTheBoat
· 01-03 14:48
It’s really frustrating. The new blood is truly gone, and now it’s all old investors cutting each other.
Jumping in aggressively and exiting even more aggressively—those are the ones without a system.
Instead of blindly buying, it’s better to learn first; awareness is the key.
Liquidity has dried up, and this wave is indeed tough, with no chips to buy in.
Veterans are now waiting, and newcomers have long been discouraged.
A trading system is worth much more than luck, but unfortunately most people can’t see through it.
This is the current state of the crypto world—most of the ones who don’t last long are always the majority.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-03 14:47
The new blood has all run out, now only the old leeks are cutting each other, this is the real truth.
Entering aggressively and exiting even more aggressively, just like my operations two months ago haha.
Without a system, how dare I move? Purely feeling-based trading is just giving away money.
Cognition is really competitive; the threshold for the crypto circle is getting higher and higher.
Liquidity exhaustion is no small matter; you need to be cautious.
Veterans are all struggling, and newcomers have even less chance.
You need to figure it out thoroughly; blindly following the trend will explode sooner or later.
This wave definitely gives a different atmosphere.
If your principal can't withstand the volatility, don't play, honestly.
Living long is the king's way; everything else is虚的.
Friends who have been watching the market recently should be able to feel that the chips being dumped are clearly increasing, and liquidity is visibly drying up. What's more worth noting is that almost all the new entrants are seasoned veterans who have been in the crypto space for years; the truly fresh blood has long disappeared.
Basically, it's the combination of these two issues: the market remains weak, and the cognitive threshold for newcomers entering is getting higher and higher. The result is obvious—many people enter the market aggressively, but exit even more fiercely. Their principal can't withstand several rounds of volatility. The market will never move according to your expectations. Instead of trading blindly based on feelings, it's better to spend time understanding market logic and developing your own trading system. Staying alive in the crypto space depends on the accumulation and continuous evolution of cognition. This is true strength.