2025-12-26 12:40:44

#美联储回购协议计划 How will the Fed's move play out? We just need to stay calm and wait.

Honestly, survival depends on who can seize the right moment. Cryptocurrency players all understand one principle — this is not a gambling table, but a battlefield where real skills and understanding are exchanged for returns.

Every move by the Federal Reserve affects the market trend, but the key is not just in the policy itself, but whether you can understand the underlying logic. Those with patience wait for opportunities, while those without patience are washed out by the market. So instead of stressing over short-term fluctuations, it's better to refine your understanding — this is the real confidence to survive longer in the crypto market.

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TokenStorm

· 2h ago

On-chain data shows that whales are accumulating again, but the eye of the storm is actually the safest place. I bet I can survive until the very last moment. --- To put it simply, reviewing the historical trend of this round of Federal Reserve operations, arbitrage opportunities indeed exist within 72 hours. However, I have already calculated the liquidation price of leverage clearly, and I will be harvested again tomorrow. --- Patience sounds easy, but who doesn’t experience FOMO when actually doing it? I’m no exception. Anyway, I’ve seen through everything long ago, haha. --- The Federal Reserve’s move indeed hit the core of risk factors, but the technical analysis tells me it’s not the right time yet. --- Miner fees are ridiculously high; I don’t even have the courage to enter the market. But maybe that’s the smartest choice.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 2h ago

Wait, isn't this saying that patience is the key? I agree, but to be honest, most people simply can't sit still.

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RektRecorder

· 2h ago

Buyback agreements... to put it simply, it's about who can hold on. I just want to see how many people can really do it. Talking about refining cognition every day, but as soon as the price drops, everyone panics and cuts their positions. It's hilarious. Wait, wait, anyway I can't wait for a good opportunity, so I'll admit defeat.

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PumpAnalyst

· 3h ago

The Federal Reserve's move is indeed testing the bottom line, but to put it nicely, it still depends on who can withstand the volatility without being cut off [shrug] Wait a minute, the key is to see through the dealer’s tricks. The technical bottoming process this time is quite interesting. I'm not kidding, the chasing-high leeks probably have already gone bankrupt. We need to learn how to identify support levels, brothers.

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PumpingCroissant

· 3h ago

Wait a minute... Is the Federal Reserve starting to stir again? To put it simply, it's the same old story. Only those who understand can make money. Really, there's no need to panic over short-term fluctuations. Let's just wait patiently. Cognition is the key; without it, you won't last long in the crypto world. Those who can endure will be the winners. The opportunity to buy the dip is actually within these fluctuations; it all depends on who has the patience. Short-term traders should just wash out if they need to; in the end, it's still a game of cognition. Rather than watching K-line charts all day, it's better to learn more; that's the true moat.

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PaperHandSister

· 3h ago

The paper hands are panicking again, waiting to be washed out. Patience is easy to talk about, but when the price drops, everyone is a paper hand. When will we understand the Federal Reserve's logic? It's just another cut. Ultimately, understanding comes down to luck. Only those who can survive short-term fluctuations will live; those waiting for opportunities are the dead.

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