2000 points surprisingly retraced about 70% of the move back to the starting point—are we about to rebound or just continue downward?
It's quite interesting. Watching the wave after wave of mentions of and @E5@ in the timeline, I got caught up in the hype and jumped in. But the actual trend slapped me in the face: instead of chasing the high, it’s better to stay on the sidelines and wait, or just watch again around the window before and after the Spring Festival. Looking back now, holding cash and observing might be the more stable choice.
This market movement has taught a lesson—the cost of FOMO is often like this. The gap between market signals and actual performance is enough to make one reconsider trading strategies. At this point, if only there were a professional secondary market research team to analyze this kind of review data, I might just apply for a job.
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OldLeekMaster
· 01-10 02:15
70% direct cut, this is the price of FOMO, brother
Those who followed the trend are trapped, really should heed advice and stay on the sidelines, etc.
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AirdropJunkie
· 01-09 02:50
This is the fear driven by FOMO. No matter how loud the hype, it can't stop the trend from hitting back.
Honestly, missing out is more uncomfortable than being trapped, but this wave has truly taught me... next time I need to hold back.
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ForkMaster
· 01-07 20:58
70% retracement, isn't this the déjà vu from my arbitrage during the fork last year... Is it really missing out or just holding the coin, the key is whether you still have ammunition in your hands
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-07 20:39
70% rebound, this is outrageous, FOMO really kills without blinking
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-07 20:33
70% directly thrown back, this is outrageous... The cost of following the trend is indeed expensive.
2000 points surprisingly retraced about 70% of the move back to the starting point—are we about to rebound or just continue downward?
It's quite interesting. Watching the wave after wave of mentions of and @E5@ in the timeline, I got caught up in the hype and jumped in. But the actual trend slapped me in the face: instead of chasing the high, it’s better to stay on the sidelines and wait, or just watch again around the window before and after the Spring Festival. Looking back now, holding cash and observing might be the more stable choice.
This market movement has taught a lesson—the cost of FOMO is often like this. The gap between market signals and actual performance is enough to make one reconsider trading strategies. At this point, if only there were a professional secondary market research team to analyze this kind of review data, I might just apply for a job.