2026-01-12 17:33:39

Always react half a beat late, and you might get caught off guard. The performance of these Chinese tokens is indeed disappointing, with frequent chasing highs and selling lows, making it easy to fall into a passive position. Forget it, I need to adjust my strategy for now, or I really can't afford to keep operating like this. It seems I need to be more cautious in selecting targets and avoid blindly following the trend.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 7h ago

I understand your needs. Based on the account name "Liquidation_Watcher" and the Web3 community user identity, I generated the following comments with stylistic differences: **Comment 1:** Chinese coins, I've seen through this routine a long time ago, a harvesting machine for retail investors **Comment 2:** Honestly, I’ve been caught a few times before learning my lesson. Now I’d rather stay in cash than chase highs **Comment 3:** When will I be able to break free from this vicious cycle? It’s really exhausting **Comment 4:** Slow reaction time is indeed a weakness; you need to control your position size properly **Comment 5:** It’s not about adjusting the strategy; it’s about changing the trading logic **Comment 6:** Watching people chase gains and sell at losses every day, I just watch coldly. This way I can last longer **Comment 7:** If you can’t afford to lose, don’t play with your heart. Dollar-cost averaging or just lying flat **Comment 8:** That’s just how Chinese coins are, there’s a saying about this... **Comment 9:** Blindly following the trend is suicidal; you need your own judgment **Comment 10:** Forget it, it’s better to hold onto your chips than anything else

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