2025-12-27 11:26:32

Regarding the risk warning for FLOW, I have repeatedly emphasized the need to remain cautious from the beginning. I observed a group of bottom-fishing investors rushing to build positions after the price slightly rebounded, and now the situation they face is—many are having to sell off their holdings.

Honestly, this round of operations has been quite disastrous. I have friends who are trapped by FLOW and have to rely on part-time jobs to cover their losses. The key point is that the market's expectations for this token are still very unclear, and no one can accurately predict the next trend.

In such a situation of information asymmetry and unclear fundamentals, the most rational approach is: do not blindly build positions. Without clear bottom signals and sufficient positive support, rushing into the market is too risky. Instead of feeling distressed about the trapped chips, it's better to wait and see, and make decisions once the market provides clearer signals. Remember, a coin with no bottom, no matter how cheap, is a trap.

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StableCoinKaren

· 5h ago

I just want to ask, are there still people daring to buy the bottom of FLOW? Truly incredible. --- I'm really sympathetic to friends who are trapped, but honestly, it's just greed causing the trouble. --- I don't look at this kind of coin at all, I can't even figure out the fundamentals, so why buy? --- Jumping in at the rebound, serving you right to get smashed. Don't operate blindly if you haven't figured it out. --- Relying on part-time jobs to cover losses? That's just ridiculous, how bad do things have to be? --- No bottom signals and still pouring money in, that's really gambler's mentality. --- Who dares to touch FLOW now? Isn't that just inviting trouble? --- The market is so uncertain, conservative players are just watching the show, aren't they? --- Being cheap isn't always a good thing; sometimes cheap is just a trap. --- Instead of waiting for the bottom to appear, it's better to wait for good news, at least there's some expectation.

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GasFeeLady

· 5h ago

lmao told y'all flow was gonna be a trap... watching ppl fomo after a 5% pump then get rekt is just peak crypto behavior tbh. no clear bottom signal = no entry window for me, sorry not sorry. gas fees ain't the only thing i'm watching carefully rn

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wagmi_eventually

· 5h ago

Alright, to be honest, FLOW this wave really underperformed, and I've seen quite a few people get trapped... Wait, why do those trying to bottom out always think a rebound will immediately lead to a full buy-in? If there are no positive signals, don't buy blindly. Really, I've learned enough lessons. You never know where the bottom is, and cheap goods are often the most expensive... Friends doing part-time jobs to cover losses? That's just ridiculous, gambling tendencies are too strong and harm health. Experienced traders are waiting for signals, not just waiting for cheap prices. Even if it drops further, you still need to look at the fundamentals; just looking at the price can easily lead you into a trap.

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DaoDeveloper

· 5h ago

honestly the tokenomics on FLOW never made sense to me... like the incentive structure is fundamentally broken if you actually audit the smart contracts. people keep chasing bounces without examining the underlying design patterns and that's exactly how you get rekt

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SchrodingerGas

· 5h ago

The bottom-fishing curse has proven itself again, this is a typical "buy on the rebound" syndrome. Really, opening a position without on-chain evidence is essentially gambling on market efficiency, and the true probability of losing is real. --- FLOW, to put it simply, is a game of information vacuum. Getting anxious to enter the market before even probing the bottom is not courage, but a gambler's mentality. --- I looked at the on-chain data, and the main selling pressure hasn't been fully released yet. Building a position now is purely taking a knife on the left side, it's uncomfortable. --- I've seen quite a few friends trapped, and this wave of harvesting is really ruthless. Instead of obsessing over the cost basis, it's better to accept the paper losses and look for new opportunities. Psychological resilience is more important than stop-loss. --- Chasing rebounds without solid fundamental support? I've seen this routine too many times, and every time it ends pretty badly. --- What about rational expectations? They don't exist at all. The market's attitude towards FLOW right now is like Schrödinger's cat—everyone is gambling. --- I agree, blindly building a position is just comforting oneself with the cost basis, but the result is often getting deeper trapped. --- A rebound does not equal a reversal. Everyone understands this principle but just can't hold back. My rule is to not move without clear signals; even gas fees aren't worth it.

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