2026-01-12 09:25:28

The life K-line has also started to decline. How can I go on like this? I wanted to turn things around and become a dark horse, inheriting grassroots culture, but instead I was thoroughly educated by the market. In the face of losses, all dreams seem so pale. But perhaps this is the true touchstone—real dark horses are never afraid of falling, only afraid of not having the courage to get back up.

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BearMarketMonk

· 3h ago

Basically, no matter how hard it drops, that's all there is to it. The key is not to let it affect your mindset.

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NotSatoshi

· 3h ago

Loss has taught me everything, and now I don't even dare to dream anymore.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 3h ago

The bear market is here, and everything has to fall; the question is how to get back up.

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SchrodingerGas

· 3h ago

In plain terms, this is a classic survivor bias narrative. A decline in the K-line does not mean life is over, but those who are truly finished are the ones who love to tell this story. The real problem is that most people haven't even figured out their own risk tolerance and are still fantasizing about dark horses.

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zkProofGremlin

· 4h ago

Hey, K-line charts can both harm and teach, it depends on how you play them. Losses? Normal, if you've never lost, it means you've never truly gone all in. Real dark horses always bounce back from the bottom; the key is whether you still have chips. What’s the use of dreaming? Just focus on staying alive first.

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