Recently, many people have been complaining about the market correction. Actually, it's quite normal—after a significant increase, a correction is a common rhythm. The issue isn't the correction itself, but that some people didn't consider the risks when chasing highs. Rapid surges during an uptrend are often accompanied by profit-taking, and at this time, staying calm is much more important than blindly chasing orders. The market always tests the participants' mentality; those who chased highs yesterday are probably now regretting it.
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YieldHunter
· 15h ago
ngl if you actually look at the data, these degens chasing 200% pumps without calculating their risk-adjusted metrics deserve what's coming lmao. sustainable returns > liquidation notices, simple as that
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LightningLady
· 01-13 14:03
Chasing high prices is just shooting yourself in the foot. Who can you blame?
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DegenDreamer
· 01-13 13:57
Who’s to blame for chasing high? Blame yourself for being brainless.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 01-13 13:50
honestly this is just like when you chase a michelin star hype drop without checking the kitchen's actual supply chain — you get burned every time lmao. the real recipe here isn't about timing the dip, it's about having proof-of-risk management before you yolo into anything. market's basically running a byzantine fault tolerance test on your patience rn ngl.
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UnruggableChad
· 01-13 13:50
It's the same old story again. Those who chase highs and get trapped truly deserve it, but the ones who talk nicely probably also have plenty of failed bottom-fishing attempts, haha.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-13 13:49
People who bought high are probably kicking themselves now; this wave truly tests your mentality.
Recently, many people have been complaining about the market correction. Actually, it's quite normal—after a significant increase, a correction is a common rhythm. The issue isn't the correction itself, but that some people didn't consider the risks when chasing highs. Rapid surges during an uptrend are often accompanied by profit-taking, and at this time, staying calm is much more important than blindly chasing orders. The market always tests the participants' mentality; those who chased highs yesterday are probably now regretting it.