#Strategy加仓BTC $AXS Is there still a chance to get in? After this wave of market, you'll understand.
From the bottom to now, it has risen 70%, but the market has already started to show signs of fatigue. People who play with gaming coins all know this familiar face, which once surged to $165, making people think it could still skyrocket. But then the main force did a stunning turnaround—immediately dumping the price. The following scenes are familiar: shakeouts, false breaks, pushing down to 0.7, retail investors cutting losses during this process, their psychology exploding.
This type of highly controlled coin has a characteristic: its trend design is never meant for retail investors to make money. When it rises, it uses FOMO to lure in; when it falls, it uses oscillations to shake out investors—just the old tricks. Buying in at this position? The most likely outcome is catching the last wave. Either getting shaken out and taking losses, or being washed back and forth until completely losing patience.
Instead of chasing highs, it's better to stay calm and observe. Wait for the trend to show a clear direction. There will always be a more suitable entry point than now. Greed is often the beginning of retail investors' losses.
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GameFiCritic
· 01-20 14:06
From 165 to 0.7, this stark contrast is a living textbook. The gameplay collapse and token deflation model are beyond saving. Do you still want to chase after it now? The incentive balance has long since failed, and the retention rate is definitely dead.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-20 09:16
Since 165, this routine has just been looping. Chasing higher now just makes you the bag holder.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-17 22:31
Fatigue after a 70% increase... The collateralization ratio is about to hit the threshold, and it feels like the liquidation risk is quite high.
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LootboxPhobia
· 01-17 16:00
It's the same old trick. I'm already tired of AXS, don't chase it anymore.
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WalletDetective
· 01-17 15:59
165 Nabo, I'm inside now. More and more actions I can't understand are happening, and it feels like the main players are playing tricks.
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notSatoshi1971
· 01-17 15:59
It's the same old trick again. I've seen it from 165 to 0.7. Chasing this position now is really just giving the main players money.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-17 15:52
165 to 0.7, it's the same trick again, how many people have the main players messed up?
#Strategy加仓BTC $AXS Is there still a chance to get in? After this wave of market, you'll understand.
From the bottom to now, it has risen 70%, but the market has already started to show signs of fatigue. People who play with gaming coins all know this familiar face, which once surged to $165, making people think it could still skyrocket. But then the main force did a stunning turnaround—immediately dumping the price. The following scenes are familiar: shakeouts, false breaks, pushing down to 0.7, retail investors cutting losses during this process, their psychology exploding.
This type of highly controlled coin has a characteristic: its trend design is never meant for retail investors to make money. When it rises, it uses FOMO to lure in; when it falls, it uses oscillations to shake out investors—just the old tricks. Buying in at this position? The most likely outcome is catching the last wave. Either getting shaken out and taking losses, or being washed back and forth until completely losing patience.
Instead of chasing highs, it's better to stay calm and observe. Wait for the trend to show a clear direction. There will always be a more suitable entry point than now. Greed is often the beginning of retail investors' losses.