2026-01-18 10:01:53

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Game tokens led the decline today. I discussed this issue with friends yesterday—these types of assets are not suitable for long-term holding. To put it simply, you need to learn to trade in waves, take profits decisively when it's time, and don't be greedy.

$MERL is also among the top decliners. Under the impact of the US core CPI data falling below expectations, market sentiment has indeed been quite volatile. In such times, it's actually a test of trading discipline—set your take-profit levels and prevent unrealized gains from turning into unrealized losses.

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DataPickledFish

· 4h ago

Game coins have crashed again this time. I’ve been saying not to hold long-term, now do you understand? --- CPI below expectations and it drops like this? The market is really just bluffing. Those who should take profits should do so quickly. --- $MERL dropped this much, I cut my losses directly. I’ve seen many cases where unrealized gains turn into unrealized losses. Learned to be smart. --- Taking profits is really harder than stopping losses. When it looks like it’s going up, I want to wait a bit more, but a single pullback wipes it all out... --- In this kind of volatile market, discipline is key. It feels like those who make decisions end up losing. --- Core CPI below expectations is actually bearish? The market really knows how to play. --- I understand swing trading, but it’s just poor execution. I always get greedy.

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GasDevourer

· 4h ago

Keep falling and falling, this gaming coin has long been told not to sleep on, yet you're still sleepwalking? Taking profits really requires a ruthless heart, watching the unrealized gains evaporate little by little, that feeling... When CPI is low, the market reacts like this. Alright, the swing traders are about to take off again. MERL didn't escape either. By the way, do you have stop-losses set? Unrealized gains turning into unrealized losses in a second—how about this time? Greed is deadly, I'm serious.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 5h ago

Here we go again, game coins are really just a harvest machine for the leek players --- $MERL has fallen so much, those who should have sold already did --- When CPI fluctuates, these people start to cut losses, so true --- Taking profits prematurely is like inviting death; this time, I have to pay tuition again --- Swing traders are laughing, long-term holders are crying, it's always the same routine --- Where is the promised discipline? As soon as it drops, panic sets in. I just can't stand this --- Unrealized gains turn into unrealized losses in an instant. Do you regret it or not? --- In this kind of market, only warriors dare to go all-in

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DataChief

· 5h ago

Game coins have indeed dropped sharply this time, but we've already said that this thing is meant for swing trading. Holding onto it long-term is just asking for trouble. Unrealized gains are meaningless; this principle must be remembered at all times. $MERL has fallen so sharply, indicating that the market has indeed been stunned by the CPI data. At this point, it's better to stay calm and set a take-profit line before exiting.

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GasWhisperer

· 5h ago

ngl the mempool's been wild since CPI dropped... seeing gaming tokens bleed out while everyone panic-sells. that's when the real traders separate from the noise tho—tight stops, tighter discipline. already called this volatility pattern yesterday, timing the exits before the cascade hits. fee optimization during these swings saves more than hodling ever will, fr fr.

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