Many people have experienced setbacks with coins like $RIVER, $ETH, and $ZEC, and ultimately, they all face the same issue—holding on through the dips.

Recently, a fan shared his experience: he made a few trades, stubbornly held on for three days, and finally couldn't take it anymore, cutting losses of over a hundred thousand. Hoping to break even later, he waited, but the more he waited, the more hopeless he felt. I only responded with four words: mindset is the problem.

Thinking about it carefully, the essence of holding on through dips is just avoiding reality. People always think "just endure a little longer" or "it will rebound soon," but the market simply doesn't buy that. Once your mindset collapses, your path in the crypto world is basically over.

There’s no luck in facing risk. You might get lucky and avoid small losses a few times, but one big market move is enough to teach you a lesson. Those who can survive long in this market rely on the same things: a stable mindset, controllable risk, the ability to admit mistakes quickly, respect for trends, and most importantly—knowing when to cut losses.

These may sound ordinary, but it’s this ordinariness that turns gamblers into true players. Don’t let overconfidence ruin you; maintain your mindset, and the market will give you opportunities. Going solo and reckless will eventually lead to a crash—having someone to guide you can definitely help you avoid detours.