After watching the market for a long time, you'll realize that regretfully this thing is really toxic. Chasing highs and selling on dips, going all-in on altcoins, leveraging and getting liquidated... How many times have I been led by desire? Only after calming down can I understand that those impulsive actions were just burning money to buy lessons.
The market will not give opportunities just because you are anxious. Instead of staring at the candlestick charts every day with anxiety, it is better to stop and think clearly: what exactly do you want to achieve in this space? Is it the thrill of quick money, or the belief in long-term holding?
Desires can deceive, but the voice deep inside will not.
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MoonBoi42
· 15m ago
That hits too close to home. I got rekt the same way last year. My mind was a total mess when I went all-in.
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GateUser-a26fe737
· 12-03 16:27
HODL Tight 💪
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-02 21:05
It's too late to wake up; my All in blood and tears history could write a book.
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CreditorFish
· 12-02 17:17
My Range Rover is gone.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-02 16:19
You said it too harshly, I am the one who was deceived by desire the most. All in on altcoin that time, I directly took the opposite position with a slap.
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FomoAnxiety
· 12-02 16:18
That hits too hard, I'm the one who regrets going all in every time, and now I have shadows whenever I look at the candlestick.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-02 16:16
You're right, I was trapped by this thing... Now that interest rates have been lowered, I'm even more anxious, it just feels like everything is about to collapse.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 12-02 16:14
You're speaking too truthfully; I'm that kind of person who stares at the market until I doubt myself. A couple of days ago, I went all in on a junk coin, and now every Candlestick looks like it's playing me for a sucker.
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MetaDreamer
· 12-02 16:09
You are absolutely right, that's exactly how I am now. I keep telling myself not to chase the price, but I still end up being impulsive, and those few times I went all in resulted in the biggest losses.
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OnChainDetective
· 12-02 15:57
Yes, that's right. But have you noticed the recent movements of whale addresses? I spent all night analyzing on-chain data, and even a transfer of 0.000001 BTC reveals some insights. With the expectations of interest rate cuts, institutions are quietly building positions, and this is not a coincidence.
#美联储恢复降息进程 $BTC
After watching the market for a long time, you'll realize that regretfully this thing is really toxic. Chasing highs and selling on dips, going all-in on altcoins, leveraging and getting liquidated... How many times have I been led by desire? Only after calming down can I understand that those impulsive actions were just burning money to buy lessons.
The market will not give opportunities just because you are anxious. Instead of staring at the candlestick charts every day with anxiety, it is better to stop and think clearly: what exactly do you want to achieve in this space? Is it the thrill of quick money, or the belief in long-term holding?
Desires can deceive, but the voice deep inside will not.