#美国非农就业数据表现强劲 BTC has been really messing with people these past couple of days. Dropping below 85,000 was quite shocking, but fortunately it bounced back pretty quickly, so the reaction was quite swift. However, how it will move from here is still uncertain. It's quite evident that retail investors are indeed decreasing at this stage, and the crowd in the market is changing.



ETH, on the other hand, has been quite explosive. Yesterday, there was another wave of sell-offs, causing many to be forced to cut losses. One veteran has been liquidated over 22 million since 10.11 but still insists on reopening positions. His persistence is truly admirable. But being repeatedly hit like this is also pretty tough.

SOL keeps talking about revitalizing the ecosystem and on-chain activities every day, but every time there's a big drop, it’s the sharpest decline. The inconsistency between words and actions, after a while, just becomes numbness. Its performance is indeed quite weak, there's not much to say.
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DisillusiionOraclevip
· 12h ago
Retail investors are really finding it increasingly difficult, and big players have been at it for so long that it's truly resilient. I completely don't understand SOL. They hype the ecosystem and the on-chain activity every day, but at critical moments, it still breaks first. That guy still dares to open positions with 22 million. I can't learn that kind of mindset. BTC reacts quickly, but it’s useless. Who knows what the future holds? Maybe we should just wait and see. Is strong non-farm payroll data necessarily a good thing? It feels a bit surreal. ETH has once again taken a chunk of people. It’s always like this, and I’ve become numb to it.
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OfflineNewbievip
· 12-17 01:40
85,000 was truly shocking, but the big players reacted quickly, and retail investors had already been shaken out. That guy in ETH just can't hold on, still stubbornly fighting at 22 million. His mentality must be incredibly strong. SOL keeps hyping up its ecosystem every day, but it's the first to drop when prices fall. It cracked me up.
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ContractSurrendervip
· 12-17 01:36
The 85,000 level was broken, and I was mentally shattered for a while. Luckily, it rebounded quickly. You dare to reopen after clearing 22 million? This guy is really ruthless. SOL keeps hyping the ecosystem every day, but it dropped the most sharply—truly inconsistent in words and actions. Retail investors are indeed decreasing more and more; it feels like the scene has deteriorated. ETH was slaughtered too harshly this time, another batch got liquidated.
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MetaMaskVictimvip
· 12-17 01:25
85000 that was really scary, but the reaction was indeed quick. The feeling that retail investors are decreasing is becoming very obvious. That older brother still dares to open positions after being wiped out for 22 million, his mindset is truly remarkable. Seeing the inconsistent behavior of SOL repeatedly, I'm really numb. It always drops the most fiercely, haha.
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GasFeeGazervip
· 12-17 01:23
85,000 definitely scared me this time, but quick reactions also show that institutions are holding the market. Not many retail investors can hold on until now; it will depend on how the non-farm payroll data affects the market later. That big brother got liquidated with 22 million and reopened his position—his mentality must be really strong... or he must be crazy. I'm really tired of SOL's inconsistent behavior; every time it crashes, it suffers the most. There should be quite a few ETH holders who have cut their losses these days; I feel a bit sorry for them.
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0xInsomniavip
· 12-17 01:15
Retail investors are really about to be wiped out, while big players are harvesting profits here like it's a game. That big brother's resilience is incredible; risking 22 million again—what strong mental fortitude he must have. SOL is just a mouthpiece king; how long has it been shouting about ecological recovery? Every time it drops the most, a typical case of saying one thing and doing another. When BTC broke 85K, it did scare people, but it quickly pulled back, so it’s okay. Just really don’t know how it will go from here.
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DevChivevip
· 12-17 01:10
85000 that was indeed scary, but it's been obvious for a while that retail investors are decreasing, and it seems like the money is all concentrated in the hands of big players. That guy with ETH losing 22 million and still daring to reopen, his mental resilience is truly impressive. If it were me, I would have given up long ago. SOL really, every time it drops the hardest, inconsistent in words and actions to the extreme, I'm tired of it.
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