Regarding cryptocurrencies like DASH, people often say that the track is weak, the narrative is dull, and the fundamentals are worrying. To be honest, this kind of criticism applies to most projects.
But the reality is harsh—currently, the market doesn't care about these factors at all. The market only recognizes one thing: price increase. If it can rise, it is mainstream, it is a leader, and it holds the discourse power.
Don't get caught up in concepts like "诱多" (trap for more gains) or "main upward wave," as they are all after-the-fact explanations. The market is so simple and brutal: price movement equals everything.
So the logic is straightforward: either get in timely and follow the rhythm; or just watch the show peacefully and stop complaining. The most annoying are those who wait until the coin price hits a high before posting "knew it" screenshots—if you've missed it, accept it and stop adding drama for yourself. The market is different for those who realize it late.
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BearEatsAll
· 3h ago
Rising is like being the father, there's no doubt about that. The fundamentals are already outdated; now it's all about who can run faster.
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That's so true, don't talk so much nonsense. The market only cares about the increase.
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If I had known earlier, I would have already made a fortune. What's the point of regretting now?
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This is the current crypto world; stories are just clouds, only the K-line speaks.
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Instead of analyzing fundamentals, it's better to watch the market closely. It's really that simple and straightforward.
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Haha, those who only take screenshots at high points are really hilarious. Why didn't they do it earlier?
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Sense of rhythm is everything. If you can't keep up, you can only watch others make money.
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Weak track? Even if it rises a hundred times, it can still be the leader. The market logic is that straightforward.
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Don't overthink it. Catch up and you're a winner; fall behind and admit defeat. There are no third options.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 10h ago
You're not wrong, but it really hits hard. Either make money or lose money; all those reasons in between are just nonsense.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 01-14 13:55
Rising is the only way to succeed; everything else is nonsense. If you miss out, accept it and don't blame others or complain.
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RugDocScientist
· 01-14 13:54
There's nothing wrong with that; chasing gains and cutting losses is all there is to it. Don't overthink it.
It's simply about getting in early to make money, while those who hesitate end up just drinking soup—there's no black technology involved.
Honestly, this market is all about who can run faster; the fundamentals are just self-deception.
Hey, but does anyone still play DASH now? What era are we in?
Everyone's smart when making money, but when losing money, they blame the market—it's hilarious.
Instead of analyzing narratives, it's better to look at the trading volume—it's straightforward.
Regarding cryptocurrencies like DASH, people often say that the track is weak, the narrative is dull, and the fundamentals are worrying. To be honest, this kind of criticism applies to most projects.
But the reality is harsh—currently, the market doesn't care about these factors at all. The market only recognizes one thing: price increase. If it can rise, it is mainstream, it is a leader, and it holds the discourse power.
Don't get caught up in concepts like "诱多" (trap for more gains) or "main upward wave," as they are all after-the-fact explanations. The market is so simple and brutal: price movement equals everything.
So the logic is straightforward: either get in timely and follow the rhythm; or just watch the show peacefully and stop complaining. The most annoying are those who wait until the coin price hits a high before posting "knew it" screenshots—if you've missed it, accept it and stop adding drama for yourself. The market is different for those who realize it late.