2025-12-10 03:35:15

Recently, someone has been asking me how to reduce the wear and tear of on-chain operations, and today I won't talk about specific methods, but I want to talk to you - don't stick to a fixed routine, you have to learn to be flexible.

Many people say that they can't hide from being caught. To be honest, I was also a frequent customer of the clip robot at the beginning, and then I held back my energy to study how to counteract. Now I can basically slip away before being caught, not once or twice, but for a month in a row.

It is really heart-wrenching to see retail friends suffering frequent losses. The main reason is that everyone has not opened their minds, so I shared this set of gameplay that I have figured out - isn't it fragrant for us to have more airdrops? When wear and tear fall, the income naturally goes up.

(This set of ideas can also be used in contract trading, but there are more pitfalls in the contract, and you have to summarize it yourself.) ）

If you are also very annoyed, you can send me the time node record of your usual operation, and I will help you see where the judgment logic can be optimized.

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LiquidityNinja

· 2025-12-13 03:22

Honestly, I got numb from being caught in the middle. This set of logic sounds okay, give it a try.

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RumbleValidator

· 2025-12-12 02:51

I agree with the idea of being flexible and adaptable, but the key still lies in data-driven decision-making logic; we can't rely solely on intuition.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 2025-12-11 11:48

Oh no, I need to try this set of tools. Being pinched all the time is so annoying. Exactly, the key is to be flexible with your strategy and not always play the same tricks. Can you avoid it for a month? This guy is pretty skilled. Wear and tear is definitely the biggest issue; it needs to be optimized properly. I also need to think about how to counter the clip robot. No, can you really avoid it for a whole month? That might be a bit of an exaggeration. Having an open mind is indeed important; otherwise, you're just destined to be cut. I'm currently being pinched all over the place; I really need this.

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token_therapist

· 2025-12-10 04:05

I admire that I can still live after being pinched so many times

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Whale_Whisperer

· 2025-12-10 03:58

This set of ideas is indeed interesting, but the key is to verify it yourself. The mechanism of being pinched is still poor information, people who react quickly eat meat and people who eat soup slowly. The statement that it has not been caught for a month is a bit suspenseful, it depends on the details of the real operation. Wear and tear can really save a lot of money, and some people waste money on gas enough to get on a project. It's right not to stick to routines, but on the other hand, you have to have routines to cover the bottom. How to avoid being pinched? I am decentralized anyway, and the amount is not large at one time. To put it nicely, if there was really a secret, I would have eaten alone by myself, haha. The cost of on-chain operations has been a bit outrageous lately, and this topic hit me hard.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 2025-12-10 03:55

My brother's theory sounds good, but it is really difficult to practice How familiar it is to avoid the clamp for a month Wait, could it be that this month's market is like this, there is no big clip at all But the idea is really worth trying, anyway, the wear is annoying enough The reality is that most people just lack a systematic way of thinking

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Degen4Breakfast

· 2025-12-10 03:54

Dude, there is indeed something in this set, I have always been caught before, and now I understand Really, if you change your mind, you will suddenly be enlightened, not hard but bypassed I see people losing their money every day, and I want to help but can't help, so I have to realize it myself To put it bluntly, this thing will test your reaction speed, and it feels like it's over after half a beat of slowness The contract is even more ruthless, I basically don't touch that piece, the risk is ridiculous How about it, are you still trapped now, try to change your strategy I just want to ask, does this trick work for small funds, or it has to be measured That's right, but my classmates still suffered losses if they followed suit, maybe their personal risk tolerance is different

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FudVaccinator

· 2025-12-10 03:41

Really, I was numb and had to find a way to adjust my thinking Dodging the clip for a month in a row? This is something That's right, sticking to a set of styles of play is a dead end Why do I feel that this set of things is a bit of a doorway, please share Wear and tear is really annoying, how to optimize it Isn't it, is there anyone who can really hide from the clips? There are many more pits in the contract than on the chain, which is too dangerous See if there are any new ideas to try

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 2025-12-10 03:37

I have to say that this idea is indeed open, and I have been caught in doubt about life before --- Hiding for a month in a row? Dude, how much review do you have to do, I'll learn to try --- I just want to know why others eat tongs every day, and I eat them every day, is there such a big difference? --- Wear and tear is really annoying, but it feels like it still depends on luck + reaction speed, and no one can avoid it --- There are indeed many pits in the contract, it has been blown up once before, and now I don't dare to touch it --- This set of gameplay is simple, you still have to figure it out when you really operate it, and there is no one-and-done solution --- How good is the airdrop, why do you have to be sandwiched, wake up all retail investors --- I want to optimize but don't know how to start, it's not enough to know not to stick to the routine --- My brother's experience is posted to collect, and he really needs to change his mind when he is annoyed --- The problem is that flexibility is easy to say, and who can predict the rapid changes in the market

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