I used to hear people say that FIL is a trap, and I didn’t believe it. I remember a certain big shot saying that when the market is in a state of panic, it might just be the golden opportunity to buy at the bottom. At that time, I thought, everyone is cursing, maybe this is the opportunity?
So what? Now I completely understand.
This thing really has a knack for dropping – when the market crashes, it crashes along; when the market finally rebounds, it can still continue to decline. What kind of logic is this? It seems like the word "drop" is at the forefront, never absent?
Now I'm staring at the market every day, struggling with whether to cut my losses and leave. But looking at the current situation, it feels like there is still room for further decline. It's truly a sight to behold; I can't believe I initially fell for that reverse thinking.
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Thomasrui
· 12-02 13:53
Fei'er is amazing and boasts greatly, specifically treating all kinds of discontent.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 12-02 13:50
Uh buddy, isn't this just my true portrayal? FIL is really amazing.
I believed in the reverse thinking that the pro mentioned, and now I regret it.
Should I play people for suckers or hold on, this is a question I ask myself every day.
But speaking of which, how much lower can it fall? There has to be a bottom, right?
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SingleForYears
· 12-02 13:49
Reverse thinking? Dude, this is a reverse trap.
You should have listened to me earlier, FIL is just a trap.
It's too late to cut loss, this thing is still going to fall.
Just listen to the pro's words, if you really believe it, you're done.
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NeverPresent
· 12-02 13:47
Reverse thinking? Dude, this is called Be Played for Suckers.
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GasSavingMaster
· 12-02 13:45
Haha, now I've learned from FIL, you can't fully trust a pro's words.
To play people for suckers or not to play people for suckers, this is the ultimate question.
This coin is a trap, professionally backstabbing investors.
Reverse thinking can be harmful; I've fallen for it too.
Let it continue to fall, I've already become numb.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 12-02 13:36
The pro's theory really harms people, I've also fallen for it.
Just play people for suckers, don't wait any longer, it's just a Reverse Indicator.
Reverse thinking? Uh... it feels like this time it's gone a bit too far.
This FIL thing has fallen more than I imagined, really incredible.
By the way, how can this thing fall so much?
I now regret believing that nonsense back then.
Let's see if I can stop loss and get back on shore, if I wait any longer, I'm afraid I'm going to get trapped deeper.
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PebbleHander
· 12-02 13:36
This wave is really awesome, I am also one of the Tied Up ones.
To play people for suckers or not, I am also asking myself this life-and-death question.
Reverse thinking? This is what it means to be played for suckers.
I'm really impressed.
I used to hear people say that FIL is a trap, and I didn’t believe it. I remember a certain big shot saying that when the market is in a state of panic, it might just be the golden opportunity to buy at the bottom. At that time, I thought, everyone is cursing, maybe this is the opportunity?
So what? Now I completely understand.
This thing really has a knack for dropping – when the market crashes, it crashes along; when the market finally rebounds, it can still continue to decline. What kind of logic is this? It seems like the word "drop" is at the forefront, never absent?
Now I'm staring at the market every day, struggling with whether to cut my losses and leave. But looking at the current situation, it feels like there is still room for further decline. It's truly a sight to behold; I can't believe I initially fell for that reverse thinking.