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The current market psychology can be summarized into the following 6 core pathological mentalities:
1. Catching the Bag Delusion: Any buying action is subconsciously viewed as "taking over the bag," leading to even bullish signals not daring to jump in easily.
2. Time Folding: Holding a position for more than an hour is mocked as "big-picture thinking," because the default assumption is that the project won't last until the next day.
3. KOL Counter-Indicators: Signal calls are no longer a rallying cry for entry but a "withdrawal signal" telling existing funds to quickly exit.
4. Smart Money Fa

We always try to appear "social" by putting on a performance in this noisy world: pretending to understand boring jokes, pretending to be interested in others' lives, then returning home exhausted. In fact, your fear of socializing is not due to introversion, but because your soul has a cleanliness obsession. You can't tolerate fake excitement, nor do you want to lose yourself just to please others.
Remember, in this fast-paced era, being able to settle your own mind is far more admirable than trying to please everyone. If you can't fit in, there's no need to force it. The world is noisy, and

Please fellow "On-Chain Beggars" (Degen) to practice with this, to preserve your principal in the PVP market, and to seize profits.
Meme On-Chain Dog-Beating Stick Method
Mental Method Overview:
Heavy positions at the bottom like filling a big egg, small trades to test the waters. Swing trading without attachment to battles to prevent market makers from covering the hotpot. Running fast is the hard truth, and a unified mindset with flow eliminates the dog market.
1. Beat the Double Dogs: When double bottoms stabilize without breaking, heavily buy the dip to turn the tide.
2. Beat the Dog’s Hea

Shocked🤯. I just heard a friend complain that he was visited by the local police station in his household registration area right after returning to China.
The key is that he had no issues when he went to Southeast Asia last year, and this time he only traveled to North Africa and Japan... It seems that the current "high-risk map" has been updated. It's not just Southeast Asia; as long as the travel route is slightly complicated, big data can directly lock onto it.
Brothers who want to go abroad, prepare your work certificates and travel itineraries in advance. These days, traveling feels lik

"Trading Iron Law" posted next to the screen:
"Daily loss of three trades, turn off and go home; Weekly loss of three days, review and pause; Monthly collapse for two weeks, exit and go play."

Actually, the 'Golden Dog' is not hard to recognize; it's often obvious at a glance. But why does the outcome always favor him while you lose?
Winning or losing is not about cognition, but about human nature.
Everyone understands it, but when the market drops, you don't dare to buy, he holds on; during a sharp decline, you collapse, he bears the load; during a long sideways correction, you cut your losses and exit, he still persists.
The cruelest part is, if it truly goes to zero, you lose all your assets, while he only loses 0.1% of his account.
Trading is essentially gambling, but how to 'tr

Today's tip: Rest, and avoid FOMO.

When the efficiency of centralization is pushed to the extreme, decentralization is no longer an inefficient redundancy, but the only 'hedging asset' against single points of failure;
When compliance and transparency make the world as sterile as an operating room, privacy is no longer a cover for wrongdoing, but the most valuable 'luxury' in the data era;
When restrictions form a tightly sealed iron wall, freedom is no longer a rebellious slogan, but a 'value depression' that liquidity must flow to.