2025-12-31 07:22:03

$AT has recently experienced a rollercoaster in the market. Yesterday, it plunged dramatically in a flash crash, causing many retail investors to be washed out; today, it surged rapidly and broke through resistance, leaving those who cut losses earlier only able to sigh with regret.

To put it simply, this is the usual market operation. Project teams that understand storytelling and know how to operate, as long as they don't walk into a dead end, usually perform well next year. The key is how you play — those still in the game right now remain calm and composed, while those washed out are probably regretting it now.

Getting a double after bottoming out is common, but the core logic must be clear: once the principal is recovered, take profits and exit; keep the remaining gains for the future. This investment methodology is often more practical for highly volatile tokens than holding on blindly. Those who can't resist temptation and are greedy will end up suffering the most.

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SolidityJester

· 23h ago

It's the same washout script again, retail investors always have to pay tuition to learn their lesson --- I told you, taking profits sounds simple but actually doing it is really exhausting --- The guys who cut losses yesterday are probably feeling pretty bad now haha --- The key is to know when to run; greed is truly a poison --- Bottom-fishing and doubling up sounds great, but you have to survive until that moment first --- This wave is indeed a classic washout rhythm, the project team is playing it quite skillfully --- People who got caught now are probably regretting it to the core --- Those who truly make money are always those who take profits according to the plan --- It's always the same routine, yet some still rush in

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 23h ago

Coming back with this again? Yesterday it was hammered down, today it's pumped again. Retail investors are always the last to take the fall. Taking profits is easier said than done; when it’s time to make money, who’s willing to exit? This is the crypto world—those who understand the rhythm always profit, while the greedy always lose. Honestly, just surviving and exiting is already a win.

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FortuneTeller42

· 23h ago

Here comes the same old manipulation routine, so cliché that it's unbearable. Retail investors will always be the last to be harvested. Taking profits is really more important than holding on stubbornly, but how many people can actually do that? I didn't get in this time, I'll have to wait for the next. Life is tough.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 23h ago

Damn, it's the same old washout routine again, someone always falls for it. Watching the brothers cut their losses, I feel sorry for them. That's the price of greed. Taking profits is really better than holding on to the hype until death. Well said. Only the guys still in the game are the real winners. I'm speechless. Next time, I need to learn when to run away and not get washed out again. This move was really ruthless; retail investors are always the last to know.

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BearMarketBard

· 23h ago

It's the same old story, yesterday cutting losses and today chasing highs, never learning. --- Talking about taking profits is easy, but when the moment comes, you forget everything. Greed harms people. --- Not panicking or being calm? Laughable, who can really do that? --- Double your principal and then run. That's true, but who can actually do it? --- Project teams play dirty, retail investors are always pawns. --- Holding on tightly and taking profits are truly two different lives. --- Now that they've been washed out, they probably regret it to the core. --- It's easy to say, but finding even one person out of ten who can truly execute this logic is difficult. --- That's the difference between retail investors and winners.

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