#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 The market tide comes and goes, and those who truly survive are not the traders who frequently run around, but those who grit their teeth and hold on.



The bear market is exhausting, with the loudest voices shouting to exit, but few are still here in the end. But we are still here—holding $DASH $ZEN $PEPE, waiting for the next cycle to validate.

Currently, the US CPI data is about to be released, and the market will start a new round of volatility. How many people will change their minds because of data fluctuations? How many will flee in panic? It doesn't matter, those are not our stories.

Our story is to wait quietly.
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blockBoy
· 01-18 06:00
The bear market tests your mentality the most. Those who keep shouting to escape every day are already gone. We still have to hold on.

Whatever the CPI reports, panic selling is not our style.

Waiting itself is the best strategy. What are we chatting about?

Really, only by holding on until the end can we see the rewards. This round, we're definitely going to win.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-16 22:31
Data speaks, meow. According to historical backtesting, every time the fear index soars before a CPI report is the golden period for DCA(´▽`)

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The bear looked at the past 18 CPI cycles. Those who survive are indeed not the ones who frequently cut losses. Asset allocation models are right there.

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Honestly, compared to staring at candlestick charts and scaring oneself, dollar-cost averaging $DASH is statistically more significant.

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It's going to be volatile again. The bear has already taken panic as a signal to add positions. Anyway, the Kelly criterion can't be run...

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How many people are pretending to dollar-cost average here? As soon as they see green, they run. The ones truly holding on are probably no more than 20% based on data.

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So what if CPI comes? Hold tight and it's over. Anxiety can't solve volatility; only time can(´•̥̥̥ω•̥̥̥`)
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-16 03:12
The bear market is like a sieve, filtering out the leeks and gamblers, leaving only true believers.

Let's wait for the CPI; anyway, I don't watch the market, just hold tight and it's all good.

This wave is going to cut another batch of people, just watching the show.

To be honest, those who still hold their assets at this point really have extraordinary mental strength.

So what if the CPI comes out? My coins are still sleeping in my wallet.

The bear market tests human nature the most; everything else is just虚的
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-15 21:26
There are not many still running in the bear market, I am one of those who are bored and idle

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CPI is here, so what if it comes, I’ve already become numb

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Holding a hot potato, waiting for a turnaround, this is our romance

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People who have left have already left, those still here have already accepted their fate haha

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Others panic, I sleep; living awake is already winning

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No matter how fierce the data is, it can’t be worse than those I’ve already lost

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Wait, anyway there’s nowhere else to go

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It’s really a patience contest, see who surrenders first
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AllInDaddy
· 01-15 13:07
There are indeed not many who remain in a bear market, but that's the difference between us and the retail investors.

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CPI release, just let it come. Anyway, I'm used to being hammered, so I’ll just buy the dip when it drops.

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I've always believed that moments like these reveal who truly believes and who just talks the talk.

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Hold tight to $PEPE and wait for the day to be validated. When that day comes, don’t call me.

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That's quite right; the people who are fleeing are indeed the loudest. So annoying.

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Quietly waiting—these four words sound very healing, but in fact, they are the biggest test of a person.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-15 13:05
There are really only a few who can survive in a bear market, and I hold on tightly without letting go.

CPI, come if you want, I’m not watching the market anyway.

If $DASH can still fall in this wave, I’ll just laugh; I’ve been accumulating at the bottom all along.

The cycle rotation is basically a game of patience; those who panic have already been eliminated.

Just wait, anyway, I’m just idling anyway.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-15 13:01
Is it really worth holding on stubbornly? Anyway, I’m not bottom-fishing anymore.

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CPI is here, and it’s time to watch another round of retail investors getting liquidated. Forget it, I’m not watching anymore. I’m exhausted.

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Still holding these coins. How many times have I thought about selling off, but then I didn’t move?

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Waiting? I am waiting, but the money in my wallet doesn’t wait.

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Are the people who shouted the loudest about exiting now regretting it?

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It’s easy to say, but when the bear market really hits, who doesn’t want to escape?
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-15 12:58
Those who are still in the bear market are true heroes. When CPI comes, I still can't understand it anyway.

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Sounds good, but actually it's just being trapped and unable to sell, pretending you're holding on.

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Holding onto PEPE and other tokens for verification? Brother, are you gambling or waiting?

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On the day CPI data is released, let's see who can still stay calm.

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Holding on is fine, but don't wrap losses as faith.

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The real story is that those who survive are often just lucky, not necessarily because of strong will.

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Wait, waiting until the very end with nothing left is also called waiting.

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I just want to know, once CPI is out, how long can these holdouts last.
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RiddleMaster
· 01-15 12:55
Sticking to it is really the hardest, but also the most worthwhile. The CPI is coming, and it's coming. Anyway, I don't watch the market.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-15 12:51
The moment CPI is released, the liquidation risk threshold is likely to be triggered again. At that time, if the collateral ratio falls below the safety line, automatic liquidation will look very bad... That said, sticking to it is one thing, but if leverage positions are not well-managed in terms of risk control, even if you can endure, you will be forced to liquidate.
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