You spot it in the Discover feed—heavy trading volume, looks promising. Chart pops up. Then what?
Do you dive straight in based on momentum? Check the order book first? Scan the fundamentals? Or step back and ask yourself what your actual strategy is?
That moment when the numbers look juicy but your gut tells you to slow down—what's your play?
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ApeWithNoChain
· 12-22 18:57
Looking at the large volume, I just dive in. Even my dad advised me not to do this. And the result? Every time I go All in, it's always at the top, catching a falling knife, hilarious.
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MetaEggplant
· 12-22 18:54
I jumped in directly based on momentum, and then I lost a lot, haha.
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CommunityJanitor
· 12-22 18:53
Oh my goodness, isn't this just talking about me... Every time I see the chart soaring, I get the urge to act, and then I go in like a tiger, losing money like a fool. In fact, the ones who make the most profit are the ones who calmly watch the order book, while I always just FOMO in.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 12-22 18:51
The charts are nice and easy to get carried away with, I usually stop to check how much ammo I have in my Wallet, and then calm down for five minutes before speaking.
You spot it in the Discover feed—heavy trading volume, looks promising. Chart pops up. Then what?
Do you dive straight in based on momentum? Check the order book first? Scan the fundamentals? Or step back and ask yourself what your actual strategy is?
That moment when the numbers look juicy but your gut tells you to slow down—what's your play?