The clearest moment is when holding the phone and swiping the chart; the moment you put the phone down, you start to feel anxious—fearful of missing that double-up opportunity. Many people live like this in the crypto market, eyes glued to the K-line, minds bombarded by news, and as soon as the alarm rings, they reflexively pull up the trading interface.
Honestly, this is the greed for quick wealth at work. Mistaking a low-probability myth for a high-probability certainty, always thinking the opportunity will vanish in the blink of an eye. But the reality is: opportunities in the crypto market are never scarce; what is truly scarce is the calm and steady mind.
The more impatient you are, the faster your hands move—when chasing a rally, your mind goes on vacation; when selling in a dip, regret comes too late. Swinging back and forth between panic and greed, those who end up losing the most are often these types of people.
Conversely, those who hold onto major trends are often not the most diligent in watching the charts. They have learned to keep a calm mindset, not let anxiety hijack their trading decisions, and find their own rhythm to stick to. The result? Genuine profits become more stable.
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GmGnSleeper
· 10h ago
That was really harsh. I'm the kind of person who starts to feel anxious right after putting down the phone. Haha, it made me laugh to death.
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OfflineNewbie
· 11h ago
Damn, once again I was impatient and quick to act, losing all my profits. I really learned my lesson this time.
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MetaReckt
· 11h ago
Roughly speaking, but not wrong—it's about my painful experience from the past two months, haha.
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FunGibleTom
· 11h ago
That's right... but I'm the kind of person who holds the phone the tightest, and I can't take my eyes off the screen at all haha
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 11h ago
Hi there, it's the same old story... I just want to ask everyone, can you really make money by putting down your phone?
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ETHReserveBank
· 11h ago
Oh my god, I guessed it right. I'm currently holding my phone and breaking out in a cold sweat.
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The clearest moment is when holding the phone and swiping the chart; the moment you put the phone down, you start to feel anxious—fearful of missing that double-up opportunity. Many people live like this in the crypto market, eyes glued to the K-line, minds bombarded by news, and as soon as the alarm rings, they reflexively pull up the trading interface.
Honestly, this is the greed for quick wealth at work. Mistaking a low-probability myth for a high-probability certainty, always thinking the opportunity will vanish in the blink of an eye. But the reality is: opportunities in the crypto market are never scarce; what is truly scarce is the calm and steady mind.
The more impatient you are, the faster your hands move—when chasing a rally, your mind goes on vacation; when selling in a dip, regret comes too late. Swinging back and forth between panic and greed, those who end up losing the most are often these types of people.
Conversely, those who hold onto major trends are often not the most diligent in watching the charts. They have learned to keep a calm mindset, not let anxiety hijack their trading decisions, and find their own rhythm to stick to. The result? Genuine profits become more stable.