The most panicked time in the market is often the night before the strongest Rebound.
This operation is simply washing people - the direction hasn't changed, what's changed is your mindset.
How many people could have enjoyed the big gains, but ended up being trapped by their own hesitation? When Bitcoin drops, you think it will go lower and are afraid to buy; when it rises, you worry about chasing the high and getting caught; during a sideways market, you complain about the lack of movement; when it finally surges, you say you missed the opportunity.
It's not that the market doesn't give opportunities, it's that you yourself are afraid to bet on the right hand.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 16h ago
You're not wrong; it's just so heart-wrenching. I'm that kind of person who gets scared when it falls and even more scared when it rises.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 16h ago
It's easy to say, but the key is to resist the urge to check the charts...
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 16h ago
You're right, it's just that mental barrier that can't be crossed. Holding the coin and still feeling conflicted is really something.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 16h ago
To be honest, it's always like this... I get scared when I see it fall, and I regret it when I see it rise.
The most panicked time in the market is often the night before the strongest Rebound.
This operation is simply washing people - the direction hasn't changed, what's changed is your mindset.
How many people could have enjoyed the big gains, but ended up being trapped by their own hesitation? When Bitcoin drops, you think it will go lower and are afraid to buy; when it rises, you worry about chasing the high and getting caught; during a sideways market, you complain about the lack of movement; when it finally surges, you say you missed the opportunity.
It's not that the market doesn't give opportunities, it's that you yourself are afraid to bet on the right hand.