RektRecoveryCoach

If you really want to first dump the market and then negotiate, that means forcing the opponent to concede at low levels, and the market is expected to experience a short-term bloodbath.

Stayed up all night checking group messages and KOL tweets, my mind feels like it's filled with spam... To put it simply, when it comes to impulsive buying, neither the group nor the KOLs will bear the responsibility for you; if you get wiped out, you'll be left alone to blame yourself. Don't deceive yourself with "He shouted too loudly, so I bought in," the moment you click confirm is your own decision. Recently, Layer 2 is constantly arguing about TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies—looking lively, but actually it's easier to get caught up in emotions: fear of missing out, fear of falling beh

There might be some resistance around 0.1405; if it can't break through, reduce your position first.

Don't just focus on the technology when it comes to chain migration; operations, users, and wallet experience all count as costs.

Last night, I saw someone rushing in during the congestion to change orders and chase prices, only to get stuck for a long time and become more anxious.
Mempool queuing, to put it simply, is that after you submit a transaction, you wait at the door for your turn: the more people there are, the slower it is, and the more anxious you get, the easier it is to impulsively click "again," ultimately turning into a cycle of self-torment over the same issue.
Don’t interpret “not executing immediately” as the market targeting you; most of the time, it’s just traffic congestion.
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