2025-12-31 19:20:13

#Strategy加码BTC配置 $TAKE How exactly do you play this game without getting cut?

There's a saying to remember—pumping up the price happens rapidly, but unloading takes forever.

Look at how most projects operate: they pump for 1 to 2 weeks, but the unloading phase can drag on for an entire month or even several months.

The tactics are always the same. First, a rapid surge, then a flood of positive news and rumors. $LYN People who didn't get in start to get restless, a correction occurs, and they think "the opportunity to buy in has come," only to get trapped when they jump in. $RIVER ? Same script.

That's when the market makers really make their move—if they don't crash it, they oscillate at high levels, gradually pushing the price down, using time and psychological pressure to wear you down.

Here's the key. The smartest way to take profits is only one: run when the volume is highest and the hype is at its peak.

When the group is hyping it up, everyone is shouting "bull," and you're starting to dream of doubling your money, that's often when the market makers are about to exit. Don't blame yourself for selling too early; earning a little less is okay. The important thing is to develop this habit—then it's very hard to be fully harvested.

Remember one thing: opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking; what’s scarce is the courage to get out at the peak.

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0xDreamChaser

· 1h ago

You motherfucking nailed it. I'm the kind of idiot who, even after the group is shouting like crazy, still greedily takes a couple more days.

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ChainBrain

· 18h ago

That's right, I've seen through this trick long ago. The key is to be ruthless and run during the climax.

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MoonMathMagic

· 01-02 05:16

To be honest, I've seen this trick too many times. The key is really just greed. You should have slipped away when the hype was at its peak, but you still wanted to squeeze out a little more, and as a result, you got worn out in the volatility.

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ForkTrooper

· 2025-12-31 19:50

Really, someone should have exposed this layer of paper long ago. Pump for two weeks, dump for two months— isn't this the standard process of cutting leeks? Exactly, the key is to run at the most exciting moment. That's the hard part. What the crypto world lacks most isn't opportunity, but restraint. Once you understand this, you can basically survive. Looking at TAKE's recent move, it feels like they're repeating the same old tricks... No, I just want to ask everyone holding positions, what is your current mindset?

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SchrodingerProfit

· 2025-12-31 19:46

Really, that's why I always run at the most exciting moments. Although I earn a little less, my sleep quality is better.

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GateUser-b784b49c

· 2025-12-31 19:40

Thank you for the information

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MetaverseLandlord

· 2025-12-31 19:26

When the hype is at its peak, it's indeed time to run, but selling too early really hurts the mood. --- Exactly right, just worried about missing that perfect timing. --- After playing this game for so long, some people still rush in—that's really something. --- Getting out at the most exciting moment sounds easy, but actually doing it is extremely difficult. --- The most testing phase is the frustrating phase of selling off; if you can't endure it, you'll lose. --- By the time I shout "bull" in the group, I've already become numb, habitually reducing my position and leaving. --- The biggest lack in the crypto world is self-control; most people are just dreaming of that last double. --- I really got caught in that $LYN wave; now I see the trend, I immediately slip away. --- It's all about human nature—knowing it intellectually is one thing, but when the time comes, it's easy to become greedy. --- Slowly selling off is a genius move; the longer the time, the more the mentality collapses.

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BearMarketMonk

· 2025-12-31 19:23

You're exactly right, that's the point. I couldn't hold back before; I saw the hype in the group and jumped in, only to be trapped for two months. If I had known, I would have sold at the peak, not greed for that little profit. The manipulator's trick is indeed perfect—using time to wear you down. This time, I've learned my lesson. When all the news is positive, you should actually be more cautious. Honestly, not many people can hold on and sell at the peak. Rapid rise and slow exit—I've seen this tactic several times. Wait, so how do you determine the best time to take profit...

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