The Christmas holiday market has entered a consolidation phase, with relatively limited volatility. At this time, instead of constantly watching the market, it's better to get some rest.
Interestingly, even when the market shows little fluctuation, the numbers on the liquidation leaderboard keep changing — and the amounts are quite substantial. What does this indicate? Too many people still treat trading as a gamble. Leverage is like a mirror; it not only amplifies gains but also magnifies human greed and fear.
There are no new ideas to share today, so it's best to rest early.
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GasSavingMaster
· 15h ago
Still getting liquidated during the holiday, it's really unbelievable. These people must be so desperate.
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WalletManager
· 15h ago
During times of market downturn, there are actually more leveraged liquidations, which indicates a problem. My private key management is as strict as my stop-loss settings, and I never slip up.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 15h ago
Still getting liquidated during the holiday, it's truly unbelievable. These people just can't sit still.
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NeonCollector
· 15h ago
Still getting liquidated during the holiday, this mindset is truly hopeless.
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ContractSurrender
· 15h ago
Still getting liquidated during the holiday, really can't stay idle.
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FrontRunFighter
· 15h ago
ngl, the liquidation circus never sleeps even when markets do... that's when you *really* see who's actually trading vs who's just gambling on leverage like it's a slot machine. the dark forest eats well during these quiet periods tbh
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OnchainHolmes
· 15h ago
People who get liquidated should read more; don't keep playing leverage like a roller coaster all day long.
The Christmas holiday market has entered a consolidation phase, with relatively limited volatility. At this time, instead of constantly watching the market, it's better to get some rest.
Interestingly, even when the market shows little fluctuation, the numbers on the liquidation leaderboard keep changing — and the amounts are quite substantial. What does this indicate? Too many people still treat trading as a gamble. Leverage is like a mirror; it not only amplifies gains but also magnifies human greed and fear.
There are no new ideas to share today, so it's best to rest early.