2025-12-19 03:20:30

#大户持仓动态 $BTC this round of market movement is like a dull knife cutting meat—holders are getting more and more uncomfortable, and eventually they can't help but want to cut their positions; those who are out of the market also have no intention of catching the dip. (From a technical perspective, BTC still points to 150,000, but those trading futures can do as they please.)

To be honest, there are really only two types of assets worth paying attention to in the crypto market: BTC and MEME coins. The rest of the altcoins? Ultimately, they are just variants of MEME, just wrapped in different disguises. The only difference is which manipulative tactics the whales use to deceive.

This explains why some people buy zero-value coins with a look of surprise—it's a problem with their asset selection eye. They dare to throw money into projects without even understanding the fundamentals. In real life, would you buy things like that? The crypto world is just so anti-human nature.

That's why the value of reliable communities stands out so much. A good community needs genuine maintenance and a group of dedicated people willing to contribute to its development to truly grow strong. Chinese MEME coins are definitely a new track opportunity, but unfortunately, many projects have already self-destructed and lost everything before taking off. If you're inexperienced, practice more; if you can't play well, don't enter the market. You deserve to lose money.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 12-21 21:32

The metaphor of using a dull knife to cut loss is absolutely spot on; the mindset of holding is indeed difficult right now. --- Feel free with the contracts; I still see potential for 150,000. --- Altcoins are essentially just a game of skinning; it's time to recognize this. --- You're right about community building, but there are too few people willing to invest. --- The Chinese MEME track does have opportunities; it just depends on who can last until the end. --- Entering the market without doing homework? You deserve it; this market is just like that. --- Reliable communities are really scarce; most projects are just self-indulgent. --- BTC and MEME are enough to play with; I have no interest in the others. --- The group of people who are ground down to wanting to cut their holdings indicates that their mindset is still lacking. --- For Chinese MEME coins to become popular, there must first be a truly committed team that perseveres. --- This round of the market is testing psychological resilience; those who can't hold on will exit.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 12-21 15:19

The term "dull knife cut loss" is spot on; indeed, no one dares to enter a position now. --- You're right; only BTC and MEME are worth chasing, the rest are just market makers playing magic. --- The people who invest in shitcoins probably haven't done their homework; they deserve to be cut. --- Chinese MEME really has a chance, but the project quality varies; you need to find the right community. --- 150,000? I think I'll wait; this market wave is indeed exhausting. --- Practice more, no problem; beginners playing contracts deserve to lose. --- Community building is crucial, but there aren't many projects that are genuinely willing to maintain it. --- It feels like there are a lot of gamblers now, while fundamental analysis is sadly scarce. --- I'm optimistic about the new track of MEME coins, but it needs to be identified—don't get scammed. --- Contract players, feel free; most end up regretting it anyway.

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WenMoon42

· 12-19 03:50

A dull knife cutting meat is right; this market trend is just testing people's patience. Let's see who gives up first. Altcoins are basically just rebranded MEMEs; most people can't tell the difference, so they deserve to be harvested. Chinese MEMEs are indeed an opportunity, but most project teams are not very smart. They ruin their own projects as soon as they gain some popularity. I believe BTC at 150,000, but with this kind of short-term volatility, contract traders should wish themselves good luck. A good community is truly valuable. Most project teams can't even understand this.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 12-19 03:49

The metaphor of dull knives cutting meat is perfect; right now, there's really no enthusiasm to take over the position. --- 150,000 is the dream price; only when contracts explode in volume does it become reality. --- Basically, it's an IQ tax. Investing without even reading the white paper—serves you right. --- There are indeed opportunities in the Chinese MEME track, but I'm worried another wave of leek-cutting drama is coming. --- Reliable communities are rare; most are just cash machines for the insiders. --- Whenever I see someone ask, "Will this coin go up?" I just want to laugh. The project team has already run, and you're still holding on. --- Playing BTC long-term is okay, but most of those altcoins are really just gambling. --- A good community is truly expensive, but fake communities are everywhere. If you can't tell the difference, you're just waiting to get cut.

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JustHodlIt

· 12-19 03:45

The metaphor of a dull knife cutting meat is perfect; it really tests patience. But I still believe in the possibility of BTC hitting 150,000. Contract traders can decide for themselves. --- Altcoins are just for harvesting the chives; only those with some vision focus on BTC and MEME. The others, with their flashy stuff... haha. --- Really, some people go back to zero and still shout injustice, investing without even understanding the fundamentals. They deserve it. --- Chinese MEME coins are indeed an opportunity; it all depends on who can truly maintain the community. Too many projects self-destruct before they even catch fire, it's ridiculous. --- If you can't play, then don't enter. It's the same principle. This circle is anti-human; most losses come from wrong choices. --- A reliable community is truly valuable; it requires someone willing to put in effort. Many MEME projects now just want to make a quick kill, no one is interested in long-term development. --- Hitting 150,000 is still hopeful, but the current market conditions are really boring; no one wants to move. --- If you can't tell the difference between BTC and MEME coins, don't ask yourself why you're losing money.

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