2026-01-06 08:29:34

The recent market rhythm is quite interesting. I am optimistic about small coins like USELESS. The other night, the market directly took off, driving the entire altcoin sector to follow and catch up, with a very strong sense of rhythm. My long position was set up quite timely, and the effect of going with the trend is indeed quite good—it's basically a feeling of earning profits while lying down.

This wave of market gives quite obvious opportunities. As long as you follow the correct trend direction, the short-term profit logic becomes very clear. The current strategy is to continue adding positions and aligning with hot coins like these, as there should still be opportunities in the subsequent rotation market. Interested friends can pay more attention to market movements, as opportunities are fleeting.

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SerumDegen

· 01-09 02:46

nah bro this is exactly how they get liquidated... "lying down collecting gains" is peak copium before the cascade effect hits. watched this movie too many times already.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-08 03:47

The feeling of making easy money is great, but I'm just worried that one day I'll be taught to lie down and lose.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-06 08:59

The feeling of making easy money is truly satisfying, but the name USELESS is really perfect. --- Following the right trend means making money? Why do I feel like I always go against the trend? --- Adding positions, adding positions. Can we really catch this wave, or will we get crushed again? --- I've seen many copycat rebounds, just worried about taking over at high levels. --- Is short-term clarity really? To me, it's all fog. --- Opportunities are fleeting; missing them by one second could mean losing two months. --- I've heard many times that timely long positions are crucial.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-06 08:59

lmao "useless" is literally the ticker name and that's somehow not a red flag for you? 👀 math doesn't check out on these shitcoin pumps my friend

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hodl_therapist

· 01-06 08:59

Lying down to earn is an illusion, brother. If it weren't for good luck this time, I would have been liquidated early. --- USELESS, this name is quite honest, haha. --- Following the trend to catch up really, only to realize later that I took the wrong position. --- Adding positions, adding positions. Why not say when to reduce positions? --- Is the short-term profit logic clear? I only see my account clearly losing money. --- The imitation rotation strategy is already played out; being able to copy to the end is true skill. --- A strong sense of rhythm means high volatility; high volatility means high risk. Why are you still lying down? --- It's easy to say, but how come I always miss the fleeting opportunities?

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-06 08:47

Lying down and earning money really feels great, but how long this rhythm can last is uncertain. --- The name USELESS is really well chosen; only when losing money can you truly understand its meaning. --- Add more to your position, add more; don’t cry if you get trapped at the top. --- Shanzhai rotation works like this: today’s hot spot will cool down tomorrow. Keep a steady mindset. --- Is short-term profit logic clear? Bro, these are words said when it’s time to make money. --- Seeing your timely layout, don’t blame the market next time you lose money. --- Opportunities are fleeting, and getting trapped can happen just as quickly. --- Going with the trend sounds easy, but it’s really just betting on probabilities. --- Pay more attention to market movements—that’s just more watching and worrying about the charts.

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RetailTherapist

· 01-06 08:47

Lying down and making money? Why am I still losing? Miss the rhythm by a beat and everything turns to nothing. I really don't dare to touch coins like USELESS; just seeing the name makes me nervous. Fake coins catching up is indeed fierce, but there are also many people cutting losses. Your words sound so easy. Adding positions? Bro, I don't even have the courage to reduce my holdings right now. If the trend is right, you can make money, but judging the trend is the real challenge. Opportunities are fleeting. I'm just thinking about running away, let alone catching up on the rebound.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-06 08:45

Who doesn't want the feeling of making easy money? The key is not to fall into it. --- The name USELESS is really well chosen. I think coins that can rise aren't useless at all. --- Following the trend? Easy to say. I thought the same last time. --- Add more to your position, add more. That sounds a bit dangerous. --- I've heard the cycle of clone coins too many times. It feels like every time is an opportunity, and every time is a trap. --- Is the short-term profit logic clear? Bro, your logic is way too clear. --- Did it take off the night before yesterday? Is it still taking off now? That's the real question. --- Opportunities come and go in the blink of an eye, but the risks seem to always be there.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-06 08:43

The feeling of lying down and winning is indeed satisfying, but I still have some reservations about coins like USELESS. I've seen many pump-and-dump schemes, and few can really hold on to their positions. You need to think carefully before adding to your position, or you'll suffer heavy losses from chasing the high. What's the point of this rhythm? In the end, isn't it us retail investors who end up holding the bag?

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