#ETH走势分析 Another friend has recognized this move. A thousand-point profit range isn’t something you can just catch by talking about it.
This time, the Bitcoin short from 94,000 to 92,933 bagged a solid 1,067 points, banking 8,532U.
I've seen too many people like this—you see them bragging about big profits in their posts every day, but when you actually follow them? You end up losing everything. Typical keyboard analysts, hyping up every market move with no accountability for your account. Why are you always stuck in a cycle of losses? Simply put, you’re following the wrong people.
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-04 06:40
1. Shorting 1067 points is definitely ruthless, but posts like this really attract haters.
2. Seeing these kinds of posts every day, plenty of people get rekt going the other way. It's easy to talk big.
3. The key is whether you can be consistent on the replays—one big win doesn't mean much.
4. Hey, screenshots are proof, but first you have to trust you.
5. That's why I never copy trades. Doing your own homework is more reliable.
6. 8532U is a lot, but those who brag in posts never end well—not confident about it.
7. Rather than how much I make, I'm more concerned about how to survive long-term. How about you?
8. I believe you shorted 1067 points, but whether you can pull off a second run in a row is what really matters.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 12-04 06:19
1067 points is indeed impressive, but how many can truly replicate it consistently?
2. There are too many armchair analysts out there. The key is to look at historical performance—don't just follow the crowd.
3. Making this many points on a short position, how much of that is just luck?
4. A thousand-point profit sounds great, but the real question is whether you can withstand the drawdown.
5. Same old sales pitch... but 8532U is definitely real money.
6. Following the right person vs. following the right strategy—these are two very different things.
7. Always see people showing profits on their Moments, but as soon as you follow, you lose money. Seen it too many times.
8. 1067 points is pretty wild. How many times can you actually replicate this kind of trade in a month?
9. People who lose everything, even their underwear, are usually those who play with too much leverage.
10. Even if your analysis is correct, executing on it is another matter entirely—that's the hardest part.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-04 06:12
Here we go again with the same old talk. There aren’t many who really dare to brag, and even fewer who actually dare to cut their positions.
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A thousand-point move? All talk and no action, too lazy to even fake a screenshot.
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I just want to know when this 8532U can actually be withdrawn.
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Following the wrong person does cost, but listening to this kind of talk will make you lose even faster.
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Is it really that fun to mess with retail investors every day? I’ve seen too many of these “big shots on Moments.”
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Here we go again, same routine. Can you come up with something new next time?
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I’ve seen too many posts like this, and we all know how they end.
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1067 points, just listen and don’t take it too seriously.
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If you could really make steady profits, why are you still posting here?
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Does your account really live up to that number? Don’t you know in your own heart?
#ETH走势分析 Another friend has recognized this move. A thousand-point profit range isn’t something you can just catch by talking about it.
This time, the Bitcoin short from 94,000 to 92,933 bagged a solid 1,067 points, banking 8,532U.
I've seen too many people like this—you see them bragging about big profits in their posts every day, but when you actually follow them? You end up losing everything. Typical keyboard analysts, hyping up every market move with no accountability for your account. Why are you always stuck in a cycle of losses? Simply put, you’re following the wrong people.
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