2025-12-26 03:38:01

Honestly, that's just how it is with crypto.

Don't get caught up in concepts or narratives; those are all虚的. The real logic behind making money is simple—wherever liquidity is, funds will flow there, and prices will naturally move accordingly.

When Bitcoin surges, altcoins are ignored; when a hot topic shifts to a certain blockchain ecosystem, tokens on that chain start to take off; when trading volume in a sector skyrockets, that sector becomes the next hot spot. The market always says one thing: follow me to where the money is.

Many people like to buy the dip and bet on long-term prospects, only to get trapped for months. What about smart investors? They see through the flow of funds, switch tracks in time, and get on board where liquidity is abundant. This isn't chasing highs; it's dancing to the rhythm of the main players.

So, the same advice applies—don't be stubborn, don't hold on to a single coin. Wherever there is liquidity, where trading is most active, and where funds are most abundant—that's where you should go.

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Frontrunner

· 1h ago

There's nothing wrong with the logic of liquidity, but the reality is that 99% of people can't react in time. By the time they see clearly where the funds are flowing, they've already jumped on board.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 2h ago

That's really smart; the key is capital flow. Holding onto a single coin just means waiting to get trapped.

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DataPickledFish

· 2h ago

That's right, chasing liquidity is indeed more reliable than chasing stories. This is what I've been doing all along—following where the funds go, keeping up with the trend. It sounds simple but requires some intuition; not everyone can switch quickly. Most people are still clinging to some narrative, losing money like crazy. Liquidity is king, there's nothing wrong with that statement. Really, those who insist on certain beliefs end up getting cut the worst. When the funds get tired, they naturally move on; if you can't keep up, you're just waiting to be trapped. This explanation is thorough; the market is a zero-sum game—either chase the big players for gains or get eaten.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 2h ago

Liquidity is the real answer, everything else is just stories --- That's right, chasing hot topics is less effective than chasing funds --- I've heard this theory many times, but most people still stick to one coin --- Switching tracks in time sounds simple, but it's hard to do --- So the underlying logic is to follow the big players, in other words --- When capital flow is obvious, the price has already risen. Those trying to buy the dip are just dreaming --- Places with ample liquidity are usually the easiest to be cut off from --- There's nothing wrong with that statement, but the challenge is in execution and psychological resilience --- It's the same old story, but the problem is how to determine if liquidity is truly flowing in --- Smart people discuss this here, but even smarter ones have already jumped on board --- The rhythm of the main players' dance, a single misstep and you're the bag holder

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 2h ago

Nice words, but it's still the same old chasing highs and selling lows. The problem is, how can retail investors clearly see the fund flow when they can't see it at all?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2h ago

Exactly right, it's all about where the funds are flowing; everything else is just a story.

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