Last night, the crypto market was really lively. Bitcoin first surged to a high of 94,400, then dropped to 91,210, and finally rebounded to around 93,800. This rollercoaster ride gave many traders a real rollercoaster experience. Ethereum was no less active, breaking through 3,300, then plunging to 3,181, and now rebounding to 3,285—by morning, after a night of turbulence, the price hardly dropped (sweat). Binance Coin also staged a big show, dropping from 924 to 892, then rebounding back to 915.
Honestly, this kind of market is very friendly to both longs and shorts. As long as you catch the key points, longs can profit, and shorts can cut losses before stopping out. The key is to have the courage to get in—yet I just watched this wave pass me by, and it’s really one word: loss!
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-09 22:16
Damn, another night of missing out on the market. My mental state is breaking apart.
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Anon32942
· 01-09 21:44
A sleepless night wasted just watching a roller coaster performance, it was truly amazing.
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HodlVeteran
· 01-09 14:22
Here are some differentiated comments:
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Watching this wave of market movement reminds me of 2017, when it was also a back-and-forth. In the end, those without coins in hand suffered heavy losses.
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Hitting the node is a skill, and I guess I need to practice this skill for another ten years haha.
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A market where both bulls and bears can make money is the worst for spectators like me, who end up working in vain overnight.
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Isn't this the most common routine in the crypto world? Tinkering around for a long time only to return to the starting point, and retail investors still have to pay some transaction fees.
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The phrase "Have the courage to get on board" hits home, bro. That's exactly how I feel—too timid.
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Tinkering all night without the price moving, but I feel numb. Just doing it for fun.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-06 22:44
Another night, and I didn't get on the train. My Schrödinger wallet is again in a state of uncertainty.
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Hash_Bandit
· 01-06 22:41
ngl that volatility was textbook difficulty adjustment vibes... all that chop, zero real downside. missed the whole setup myself lol
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NftMetaversePainter
· 01-06 22:35
actually the algorithmic oscillations we witnessed last night are precisely what i mean when discussing the topological implications of market microstructure... the hash values embedded in these price movements tell a far more interesting story than simple volatility metrics
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-06 22:23
Another night of wasted effort. Watching the market plunge and rebound, but I just couldn't get in. This feeling is incredible.
Last night, the crypto market was really lively. Bitcoin first surged to a high of 94,400, then dropped to 91,210, and finally rebounded to around 93,800. This rollercoaster ride gave many traders a real rollercoaster experience. Ethereum was no less active, breaking through 3,300, then plunging to 3,181, and now rebounding to 3,285—by morning, after a night of turbulence, the price hardly dropped (sweat). Binance Coin also staged a big show, dropping from 924 to 892, then rebounding back to 915.
Honestly, this kind of market is very friendly to both longs and shorts. As long as you catch the key points, longs can profit, and shorts can cut losses before stopping out. The key is to have the courage to get in—yet I just watched this wave pass me by, and it’s really one word: loss!