2026-01-11 16:25:24

This round of the market has finally come to an end. The market cooled down, chips exchanged hands, and the big players started to offload. After a series of actions, at least I didn't lose money, so I guess that's luck.

I spent the day staring at the charts, every step was nerve-wracking. Honestly, I can barely get into the bottom of those Chinese meme coins—the market moves too fast. Just when you buy at a high point, the angle changes immediately.

Seeing such a hot market atmosphere, I really have to ask: did most people actually make money in this wave? Or are they just caught in the whirlpool of chasing gains and selling at a loss? The market's temperature is high, but what about the returns in your account?

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Ser_Liquidated

· 6h ago

Guys who chase gains and sell at a loss, it's time to wake up. The true profit makers are probably only about five percent. With meme coins, half a second of slow reaction can turn you into a bagholder. Not losing money is considered winning, which shows that this round of the market isn't as friendly to most people as you might think. Looking at the chart all day, my eyes are blind, and my account still hasn't increased. Laughs. Burned my brain all day just to avoid losing money. Is this trade worth it or not? Actually, everyone is gambling—betting that they can run faster than others. But what’s the result? The market temperature is high, but the temperature of the wallet is truly cold.

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PanicSeller

· 6h ago

Haha, as long as I didn't lose, I'm the winner. I am a survivor in this round. Meme coins are basically gambling; I can't keep up with the fluctuations. To be honest, most people are just boosting the house, and their accounts have nothing in them.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 6h ago

Speaking of which, not losing money makes you a winner; greed can actually lead to losses. Regarding meme coins, indeed, you can be left behind in the blink of an eye, and you can't catch up even if you try. I just want to know whether this wave of profits is real or just paper wealth... the account balance will tell the story.

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governance_lurker

· 6h ago

Chasing gains and selling at a loss is really a fool's game; those are probably the ones losing money. Anyway, as long as you don't lose, it's a profit. We're lucky this round. Meme coins, with their reaction speed, are always being cut off; you're just waiting to be squeezed out. Having numbers in your account is what counts; no matter how hot the market is, it's just paper wealth. How many people truly profit from this wave? Most are still just lying in a trap.

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VibesOverCharts

· 7h ago

Chasing gains and selling at a loss makes you a leek; I am also a leek. Not losing money means winning; don't be greedy. Meme coins are just gambling; whoever enters will bleed out. If your account shows no activity, that's the best signal; stay alert. Those who are truly making money have already sold off; the rest are just fooling around. Charts are deceptive; don't trust them.

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GasFeeLover

· 7h ago

To be honest, after this wave, I'm completely exhausted. Staring at the screen all day has blurred my eyes. Catching the bottom of meme coins is really just luck. There haven't been any losses in the account, but there haven't been any huge gains either. It seems most people are unlucky and bought high, only to get hammered. The real question is, how many people actually made money? I see a flood of loss screenshots everywhere. Who dares to say they truly made a profit this wave?

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