2025-12-31 09:30:40

#数字资产动态追踪 Not long ago, altcoins were still wildly rallying, with K-line charts resembling a Christmas tree full of blossoms. But within just a couple of days, the scene turned into a complete mess.

$TAKE plummeted yesterday, and today the bull head took over. Who will be the next to dance awkwardly remains uncertain. Essentially, this market trend is a game of capital—retail investors want to make a quick profit before the year ends, while major institutions are also playing their own strategic moves. Funds are moving back and forth within the market, and when prices rise, the screen is filled with "chosen ones," but when they fall, it turns into a roller coaster.

The top gainers list looks lively, but the traps behind it are even more dense. Especially at such critical points, trading altcoins can easily be led by the rhythm. Speeding to catch the rise isn't the problem; the real issue is whether you can exit stably—without careful attention, you might go from making money to losing everything, even losing your principal.

In simple terms, you can pay attention to the lively market, but real money must be held tightly. Greed is often the most expensive tuition in this kind of market.

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AirdropBuffet

· 2h ago

The Christmas tree market is like this—rising quickly and falling just as fast. Looking at the rankings now is really quite shocking. --- Another round of cutting leeks, retail investors are still following the trend to buy in. --- $TAKE has jumped, who’s next to face the music is still unknown... Real gold and silver still require caution. --- I don’t understand this year-end wave of altcoins, but it seems everyone is betting on the next bag-holder. --- Greed, this tuition fee is a bit expensive—how many people's principal has been lost. --- The rise chart is just a trap collection; don’t be fooled by the “chosen one” stories. --- The rollercoaster market—want to exit stably? Ha, that’s difficult. --- Funds are being cut back and forth; retail investors are really just ATMs.

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GasFeePhobia

· 2h ago

The Christmas tree market is really lively, and it turns into a roller coaster in the blink of an eye. This cutting show has worn me out. From being the chosen one to being the leek cutter, the speed is truly incredible. If you want to make a big profit at the end of the year, you still need to stay alert. Every time it rises, the screen is full of excitement; when it falls, it's silent. The rhythm really kills people invisibly. Preserving the principal is the most important thing. The tuition for greed is damn expensive. I've seen through coins like $TAKE a long time ago. They rise quickly and die just as fast. Not worth it. Whoever takes over gets trapped; anyway, it won't be me haha. I've learned my lesson after a few losses. It's fun to watch the leaderboard, but actually putting money in is gambling. I choose to stay away from this kind of thing.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 2h ago

After playing for so long, the same old saying applies—making quick money is the fastest way to lose it. No one can escape this curse.

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GasFeeTears

· 2h ago

It's the same old trick, which coin on the leaderboard isn't just a tool to cut leeks * Still daring to chase clones at the end of the year, truly brave * $TAKE dropped again today? Looks like I need to add it to the blacklist * That's why I only watch and don't buy, the risk is too high * It's just a game of funds, retail investors will always be pawns * Chasing gains is fun for a moment, but losing money means regret for a year * Greed really is a terminal illness, can't change it * It's lively and noisy, but my principal must stay alive * The main players are cutting, we're just watching the show, it's that simple

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UncleWhale

· 2h ago

The Christmas tree market I’ve seen before, but I’ve never seen anyone actually make money from it --- $TAKE plummeted, and I still saw comments calling for a V-shaped rebound. LOL --- End of the year, retail investors all want to buy the dip, while the big players are waiting above --- The issue isn’t whether it will rise or not, but whether you can get out intact. Most people can’t do it --- The screen is full of chosen ones turning into trapped heroes. This script is so familiar --- Greed is indeed the most expensive tuition. I’ve paid quite a few tuition fees --- The gain ranking looks tempting, but once you get in, it’s a slaughterhouse --- Those who rush to buy the rise often die just as quickly. I’ve seen too many cases --- It’s lively, but the principal is the most important. I’ve been burned this time

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RooftopVIP

· 2h ago

Christmas tree rally turns around and crashes, I'm so fed up with this rhythm. The obvious manipulation to trap retail investors, and some still rush in? The retail investors' dream of a prosperous year, the institutions' clever plans, ultimately it's just funds trapping retail investors. I advise everyone not to be blinded by the top gainers. The pitfalls of this wave of market movements could bury people alive. Quick rush and quick escape seem simple, but when it's time to withdraw, you'll be dumbfounded. Greed is not greed; it's directly giving your principal away. This lesson is indeed damn valuable. Year-end, brothers, just watch the excitement, don't really throw your money in, it's not worth it.

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