2026-01-22 08:20:38

#数字资产市场动态 When going long, people always ponder "buying the dip," and when going short, they wait for "a higher point to follow." Take the day before yesterday as an example: Bitcoin broke below the 90,000 level. Many people's eyes lit up, thinking it was the perfect time to buy the dip, so they turned around and opened long positions, only to be hammered down by a sharp decline.

Now the market is so unpredictable, Bitcoin and Ethereum change every day—large fluctuations and quick reversals. Retail traders without real skills can't keep up at all. Trading becomes so frequent that it’s exhausting, and confidence is drained. Instead of blindly guessing on your own, it's better to follow those with real expertise. Professional analysis combined with strength in building positions is the way to achieve stable profits.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-25 08:12

Ha, it's the same old story, my ears are getting calloused from hearing it. I told you, who hasn't been wrecked by the 90,000 wave? They're still licking their wounds now. Even the big trading influencers aren't reliable, brother. The ones I followed all ended up crashing. It's better to just play by yourself; at least you know where the losses are.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-24 22:07

Uh... here we go again, still dreaming of being a master trader without waking up --- That wave at 90000 almost got me on board too, luckily my slow reaction saved me --- Frequent trading is really intense, my mood swings ten times a day --- Honestly, who doesn't want to follow experts, but the key is how to find them --- I've heard this "steady profit" talk too many times --- Just want to ask where are those "real skills" people now --- Both long and short positions got smashed, I think I’m naturally a contrarian indicator --- Feeling mentally exhausted is real, making money... still considering it

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-22 08:50

Haha, I knew it. This drop below 90,000 really fooled too many people. Mental state collapsed, frequent stop-losses are more exhausting than not trading at all. Copy trading also requires choosing the right people; don't believe everything blindly.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-22 08:49

Bro, that really hit home. I also missed the 90,000 wave, thought it was stable but it just got smashed back down. Retail investors are just exhausted, chasing gains and selling off every day, completely powerless when the market reverses. Instead of messing around, it's better to study hard.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-22 08:47

Ha, it's the same story again... Every time it's "follow the big players to make money," and then the big players run away first. Losing money isn't because of slow reactions; it's because you simply bet on the wrong direction. I was also in that 90,000 wave, and it indeed hurt a lot to cut, but this is just the market. Don't pretend to see through everything; honestly, who isn't guessing? I still believe you need to understand it yourself, and don't always try to take shortcuts. This round of market movement is really tricky, but following the trend is even more confusing.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-22 08:44

This is the gambler's mentality, always thinking you can precisely buy the dip. Bro, my advice is to stop trading so frequently, it really hurts. I was also watching the 90,000 wave, so many people got caught in it. It's better to find a reliable person to copy, save yourself the trouble.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-22 08:37

Really, I almost fell for the wave at 90,000 too. Luckily, I didn't act impulsively. Those chasing the high are all newbies, and those buying at the low are too. No one can escape. Feeling mentally exhausted +1, riding the roller coaster every day, might as well just sleep. As for copying trades... you need to be discerning. Don't regret it after being cut. Changing every day is indeed annoying, but this is the fate of trading. Seeing others make money makes me jealous, but when it’s my turn, I lose everything... Isn’t that ironic? Frequent trading is really like self-destructive behavior. I might as well stop looking at the charts altogether.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 01-22 08:21

I'm also watching this level at 90,000, but I still got crushed into it, and I haven't recovered yet. The market fluctuations are so exhausting, even a two-second delay makes a difference. Instead of frequent operations, it's better to rest well. Retail investors should stop following the trend. It's also easy to get cut by big V influencers; it's better to think carefully before taking action. This wave of market conditions truly tests human nature; greed kills people.

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