2026-01-18 12:22:35

When trading, the key role is actually just one—providing you with an independent basis for judgment.

Where do many people's problems lie? They just follow the big V's calls when they say to buy, and immediately sell when they hear about a dump. The result of this approach is repeatedly getting caught in traps. What is the truly reliable method? Let the data speak.

Look at historically active positions of the main players, combine that with the current fundamentals, and then make your own decisions. For example, with coins like DASH, there are clear support and resistance zones at different stages. These positions are often where the main funds are deploying or stopping losses. If you can identify these in advance, you will have a reference framework for future movements.

The key is not to be driven by emotions. Blindly following calls will always end up hurting retail investors. True trading thinking is built on understanding data and judging fundamentals. Only then can you have confidence in every trade you make.

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MidnightGenesis

· 11h ago

On-chain data shows that those key points are indeed worth monitoring, but the problem is that most people are looking at lagging historical data. The true main activity often happens when the contract is deployed, as the early layout has already been made, unsurprisingly.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 11h ago

That's true, but most people just can't do it at all. People who follow trades are greedy, thinking about getting rich overnight.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 12h ago

There's nothing wrong with that, but execution is too difficult. The key levels are indeed useful, but retail investors are easily scared out by shakeouts. Most people following big influencers end up losing money; data doesn't lie. The DASH example is good; historical resistance levels are indeed strategic battlegrounds. The problem is that most people have no patience to analyze data and just want to get rich quickly.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12h ago

That's right, the key point is indeed the support for independent judgment, but the problem is that most people can't understand the data at all. Those who follow the hype and shout signals, sooner or later, will have to pay tuition fees. I have deep personal experience with this. I used to blindly follow big influencers, but now that I’ve learned to read K-line charts, I realize how inexperienced I was.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 12h ago

That's right, those following the trend all suffer heavy losses. I just want to teach a lesson.

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FarmToRiches

· 12h ago

That's right, relying on following calls has long led to total losses. Retail investors need to learn to read K-line charts and not be brainwashed by big V influencers. That wave of DASH indeed repeatedly confirmed at key levels; those who knew how to identify it already jumped on board.

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