#数字资产市场观察 This wave of fall is quite fierce. Panic sentiment is spreading, and the sell pressure is still being released.
If you still hold a long position, you really need to think calmly. Just holding on is not a solution; appropriately reducing your position or setting a proper stop-loss line is the rational choice.
The 200-300 range mentioned earlier may indeed constitute a support level, but even if the price reaches that point, can it stabilize immediately? No one can guarantee that. In the current market situation, preserving the principal is more crucial than any operation.
Hold off on the impulse to buy at the bottom for now. It's better to wait until market sentiment truly cools down and clear signals appear before entering the market. If you want to discuss specific strategies, we can communicate anytime.
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gas_guzzler
· 6h ago
The fall keeps coming, ZEC is really quite fierce this time, and I'm feeling uncomfortable watching it.
Hanging on? Forget it, it's better to protect the principal first before talking about anything else.
Who can say if the 200-300 support level can hold? It feels like we need to wait and see.
The stop loss needs to be set properly, so we don't get caught off guard later.
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EternalMiner
· 6h ago
It's the same old saying, protecting the principal is the key, and this time it's really hitting the nail on the head.
The way ZEC is falling is indeed frightening, I'm also watching the 200-300 range, but who dares to say it can definitely hold steady?
Rather than getting entangled in buying the dip, it's better to think about how to survive this wave.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 6h ago
Oh no, here we go again with the advice to stop loss. Can it really reach 200?
Hmm, my sister is right, this time it really is intense. I've already reduced it by half.
Buy the dip? I'm not a sucker, I'll wait for the signal.
Wait a minute, who said the support level can definitely hold? This wave looks really weak.
Protecting the principal is the way to go, I agree with that.
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MetaEggplant
· 6h ago
Can 200-300 really hold up? Anyway, I don't believe it.
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Here comes the advice to stop loss again, I've heard this line too many times.
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Guarding the principal? It's long gone, brother, now it's a matter of All in or Cut Loss.
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Pressing the impulse to buy the dip? Ha, easy to say.
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Waiting for signals? The market is so strange, by the time the signals are clear, the day will have passed.
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Cooling down my ass, the panic selling comes wave after wave, this is just the beginning.
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Those who don't reduce position will regret, and those who do will also regret, it's just regret all around.
#数字资产市场观察 This wave of fall is quite fierce. Panic sentiment is spreading, and the sell pressure is still being released.
If you still hold a long position, you really need to think calmly. Just holding on is not a solution; appropriately reducing your position or setting a proper stop-loss line is the rational choice.
The 200-300 range mentioned earlier may indeed constitute a support level, but even if the price reaches that point, can it stabilize immediately? No one can guarantee that. In the current market situation, preserving the principal is more crucial than any operation.
Hold off on the impulse to buy at the bottom for now. It's better to wait until market sentiment truly cools down and clear signals appear before entering the market. If you want to discuss specific strategies, we can communicate anytime.