Honestly, I'm thinking about taking profits here and sitting on the sidelines for a bit. The thing is, everyone's been jumping in like crazy, and that usually means we're due for a pullback. If I sell now while sentiment's still hot, I can catch it on the way down and load up at better prices. It's not rocket science—just patience and watching where support actually holds. Yeah, you might miss some upside in the short term, but timing a decent entry feels way smarter than FOMO buying at local tops. That's how you actually build a solid position.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 12-16 19:42
This round indeed looks a bit risky; there are too many FOMO bagholders, so it's really necessary to be cautious.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 12-16 14:38
hypothesis: this whole "wait for the dip" narrative kinda mirrors the oracle problem—everyone *thinks* they're seeing the true signal, but what if we're all just staring at different data sources? 🤔
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CommunityLurker
· 12-14 21:53
This wave definitely calls for a move; FOMO markets are like this. It's better to buy the dip after the decline.
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CrossChainBreather
· 12-13 20:16
The best time to run is when everyone is rushing in. Really, this trick never fails.
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TokenSleuth
· 12-13 20:16
Hey, wait a minute, there's a bit of a problem with this logic... When the market is all saying the same thing, it's actually better to operate in the opposite direction.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 12-13 20:15
Hmm... This wave definitely needs to slow down. Wait until the support level breaks before reloading supplies. Don't let dopamine hijack you.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 12-13 20:13
That's right. The current sentiment is a bit crazy... Isn't it more enjoyable to buy in after the pullback?
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12-13 20:12
Really, I want to reduce my position now. Once this enthusiasm picks up, there will definitely be a pullback.
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It's the same old trick, a game of trapping people at high levels...
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Wait and see where the support level is, don't buy blindly following the trend.
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You're right, those who go all in now are fools, waiting to be cut.
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It's outrageous, is this still called building a position? I already sold out.
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FOMO is the most lethal. You need to learn to endure.
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Feels like it's going to crash again, better to observe first.
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This logic makes sense: sell on rebound, buy on pullback.
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Everyone should get out when it's time to get on board.
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Where does the price need to be to be considered support? Feels like it will keep crashing.
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ForumLurker
· 12-13 20:09
Drop the bag for safety, let the bullet fly for a while
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 12-13 20:07
This wave of FOMO is really crazy. It's safer to secure your gains first.
Honestly, I'm thinking about taking profits here and sitting on the sidelines for a bit. The thing is, everyone's been jumping in like crazy, and that usually means we're due for a pullback. If I sell now while sentiment's still hot, I can catch it on the way down and load up at better prices. It's not rocket science—just patience and watching where support actually holds. Yeah, you might miss some upside in the short term, but timing a decent entry feels way smarter than FOMO buying at local tops. That's how you actually build a solid position.