$PIEVERSE this wave of market movement, how many people actually caught the gains? Look at the screenshot with the 0.864 short position, holding on tightly without letting go, this is what true resolve looks like.
In contrast, those who rushed to buy high at 0.9 are now all silent. The main players are secretly retreating, while many people still foolishly stand on the front lines taking on the risk. This is the core issue.
To put it simply, every rebound now seems like an opportunity, but in reality, it's a bait — leading each of you into a trap. Those who see through this layer, type 1; those still paying tuition, take it slow. The market has always been like this; cognitive gaps lead to different gains.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-06 01:49
Laughing to death, it's that same "main force retreat" story again. Does anyone really believe this?
Holding onto the 0.864 short position without letting go? Bro, are you sure you're not trapped and just bluffing?
Every time they talk about the bait mechanism, so why are you still looping to cut yourself?
Chasing highs is indeed stupid, but I haven't seen many who see through it actually making money.
Lack of understanding? Come on, isn't that still a matter of fate?
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FUDwatcher
· 01-05 14:19
0.864 That order was really fierce, I saw it at the time, and I got caught in it immediately haha
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Those who chase highs all got wiped out, and this time is no exception
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The main force has long run away, and we're still here catching the bag, hilarious
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I'm very familiar with the baiting tactics, they always do this kind of cut every time
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Those who can hold on are tough, I really can't hold on
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Poor understanding = poor returns, this sentence hits hard
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I also jumped in during that 0.9 wave, now I regret it terribly
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I'm just afraid of chasing on rebounds and cutting on drops, a vicious cycle
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The main force's tactics are getting deeper and deeper this time
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GameFiCritic
· 01-03 07:56
0.864 Long position hold tight? This is the rhythm of market clearing, indeed, the difference in cognition truly affects the returns.
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The bait for the rebound, there's nothing wrong with that, but the problem is—most people simply lack the resolve to hold their positions.
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Looking at this PIVVERSE wave, it mainly depends on whether the gaming metrics and token deflation model can hold up; blindly chasing high and taking over is just paying tuition fees.
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Those who chased high at 0.9 are probably already in a bankruptcy mindset; this is the real market.
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I believe in the bait for the rebound, but I'm worried that the next rebound will again be a bait for the bait.
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To put it plainly, it's still about the product lifecycle not being properly executed, and the incentive balance collapsing—that's the root cause. It's not a matter of cognition gap.
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Holding onto the 0.864 level with such resolve must be based on the judgment of the project's sustainable growth; otherwise, it's just pure gambling.
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RektButStillHere
· 01-03 07:56
0.864 That wave was really fierce. Only in hindsight do we understand what true control means.
Those who chase highs deserve to be cut. Rebounds are just traps; it's really not that complicated.
The gap in understanding is absurd; one makes money, one loses money, and it's that simple.
The main players have run away, and we're still taking the bait. It's hilarious.
To be blunt, most people are just here to pay tuition, including myself.
The idea that rebounds are just bait is not wrong; I've seen it too many times.
Only the tough ones can hold onto short positions.
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-03 07:50
0.864 That order was really fierce, but the problem is most people just can't hold on
Winning without being cut is already a win, don't waste time
In this kind of market, saying anything is useless; it all depends on who can withstand the pressure
Those who chased the high should have realized it early, really
Poor understanding equals poor returns, this statement is spot on
Another wave of bagholders coming to send people to the slaughter
The rebound is all bait, I believe in this wave
Most people just lack patience, me too haha
Wait and see, I've already seen through the main force's plan to dump
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OnchainSniper
· 01-03 07:48
0.864 That wave is indeed comfortable, but it's a bit early to say that now, brother.
Reflecting on chasing highs is definitely necessary; the main force's tactics are so deep.
Baits one after another, you need to have some resolve.
I just want to know who can truly walk away unscathed in this round.
Honestly, poor cognition is indeed the biggest gap.
Starting to talk about rebounds as bait again, this routine every day.
Seeing many people still buying in, I feel a bit powerless.
Having the same resolve as 0.864 would be great; most people simply can't do it.
Is the main force's withdrawal signal really that obvious, or is it just hindsight?
Every time they say they can see through the next round, but then they get trapped again.
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LazyBear
· 01-03 07:37
The 0.91 short position has been pulled back to take profit, worried about a pullback later 🤣
$PIEVERSE this wave of market movement, how many people actually caught the gains? Look at the screenshot with the 0.864 short position, holding on tightly without letting go, this is what true resolve looks like.
In contrast, those who rushed to buy high at 0.9 are now all silent. The main players are secretly retreating, while many people still foolishly stand on the front lines taking on the risk. This is the core issue.
To put it simply, every rebound now seems like an opportunity, but in reality, it's a bait — leading each of you into a trap. Those who see through this layer, type 1; those still paying tuition, take it slow. The market has always been like this; cognitive gaps lead to different gains.