2026-01-16 21:51:04

The market has been volatile these days. Watching the assets in the holdings shrink, claiming this is a positive signal is simply ridiculous. For those who held positions in the past few days, their mindset can be imagined. But what's interesting is that there are always a group of people who can make a fortune in such market conditions—while most retail investors become increasingly passive amid the fluctuations. That's just how the market is; some rejoice, some worry, and the ones making money are always a minority.

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Token_Sherpa

· 17h ago

ngl the "positive signal" cope is peak retail logic. been through enough cycles to know who actually profits—hint: it's never the ones posting loss porn on twitter lmao

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Frontrunner

· 01-18 11:43

Damn, it's those institutions again squeezing retail investors, who end up crying in the bathroom.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-16 22:20

Retail investors are still crying and shouting before the limit-down board, while we are already calculating the next launch window. --- This booster is burning a bit too fiercely; we need to wait for the ground command center to reload the data. --- It's those institutional players eating up the gains when the orbit turns; we're still struggling in the atmosphere. Basically, it's an information gap. --- The best entry point is often when the market sentiment collapses, but the question is, who dares to buy in? --- It’s always like this—those making money have already taken off on the rocket, while we’re still watching the live broadcast from the ground. --- Market fluctuations are not the problem; the problem is that we simply cannot predict where the next rebound will be. --- Most of those well-off guys probably just set their stop-loss lines properly, rather than performing some advanced maneuvers. --- The gap between retail investors and institutions is most clearly reflected in these few days of volatility. --- Don’t listen to those talking about good news; right now, it’s all about who has the stronger psychological resilience and who gets knocked out first.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-16 22:20

I've seen through the game of ups and downs; that's how retail investors get harvested.

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