Have you heard of the term "diamond hand"?

In the crypto world, this is a positive term. It refers to those steadfast holders who cling tightly to their tokens without selling, no matter how the market fluctuates or how drastically the prices drop.

And it's exactly the opposite of "paper hands"—paper hands panic and quickly cut losses at the slightest drop, while diamond hands? No matter how bad the market is, they remain steadfast. They believe in long-term value and endure the winter to wait for spring.

Are you a diamond hand or a paper hand?

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 12-01 22:43

Oh dear, I'm the kind of fool who doesn't sell even when it falls to the bottom, and now it's too late to regret.

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GasFeeSobber

· 11-30 12:53

Oh no, it fell another 20%, my diamond hand is about to turn into paper hands, haha.

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DaoResearcher

· 11-30 12:53

From the perspective of token economics, this binary division is actually full of flaws. According to on-chain data, the so-called "diamond hands" holding behavior is often driven by incompatible incentives - they are either deeply tied up and unable to move, or they lack liquidity and cannot exit.

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