2026-01-11 13:21:52

A good target that you have your eye on, you really need to hold on to it. Speaking of which, I was quite happy yesterday, my account was in the green. But then, today I couldn't hold back, started trading without thinking, just buying randomly. In the end, all the gains I made yesterday were completely wiped out. 😅

Now I’ve finally calmed down and started reflecting—sometimes being calm is really more important than anything else. The market is right there, and there's no need to rush.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 11h ago

Yesterday profit, today loss. I'm very familiar with this operation haha

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 20h ago

Haha, this is me, the aftermath of a full house.

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DAOplomacy

· 20h ago

emotional discipline, yeah... arguably the most non-trivial governance primitive nobody talks about. the sub-optimal incentive structures in retail trading pretty much guarantee this exact cycle, ngl.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 20h ago

This is me. When I make a profit, I get carried away; one wrong move and I lose everything. Truly, a careless hand is the original sin.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 20h ago

Yesterday was a gain, but today everything is a loss. I really understand this move; I must control my hand.

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GasBankrupter

· 21h ago

Haha, me too. I had a great profit yesterday, and today I started to get itchy hands and make reckless moves. This is my daily routine. Resisting temptation is really too difficult. It seems everyone is messing around like this, I'm not the only one going crazy.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 21h ago

Bro, I totally get this move. You made a profit yesterday and gave it all back today, right?

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SatoshiHeir

· 21h ago

It should be pointed out that your confession justifies the "disposition effect" in behavioral economics—based on market logic similar to a white paper, yesterday's unrealized gains are merely illusions caused by cognitive biases. Once emotions are managed, on-chain data shows that every impulsive trade of yours is a repetition of the dilemma that Satoshi Nakamoto warned about long ago. --- Another case of being deceived by short-term gains. Calm down? Obviously, you have no idea what "holding" really means. --- Laugh out loud, this is exactly why I refuse to discuss trading strategies with retail investors. Yesterday's gains are gone today, this operation is basically contributing to institutional interests. --- The market never rewards impatience, no doubt. But the real issue isn't patience; it's that you fundamentally lack an investment framework. --- Listen to me, everyone: what you lack is not reflection, but a reusable decision-making model. Otherwise, you'll just repeat the same old story next time.

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