The market is always fighting between two voices every day. When it rises, it’s called a bull market, and when it falls, it’s called a bear market.
But to be honest, aren't we entering the market just to make money? If there's a slight pullback and you panic, then what exactly are you doing? Investing is not like opening a blind box, and it's definitely not about betting on big or small.
Stay steady. Don't always think about getting rich overnight; we are not the chosen ones. What can really be earned comes from spending time to hone it.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-02 10:04
You are right, it's a mindset issue. Every time there's a fall of a few percent, it scares you to death. You really shouldn't play anymore.
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ChainDetective
· 12-02 08:30
You are absolutely right; the fear is that some people will dump when they are bearish and buy the dip when they are bullish, getting carried away by emotions every day.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 12-02 08:30
Really, those who cry out at every pullback should have gone to sleep long ago.
Well said, this time-for-money approach is the most stable, don't mess around.
This round of adjustment is actually a good thing, filtering out those with a poor mindset, leaving only those who are truly capable of making money.
Getting rich overnight is a myth; we should just hold on steadily.
Every pullback is when the doubts are the loudest, but it's also the best time to enter a position.
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rugdoc.eth
· 12-02 08:28
You're right, it's just that I'm afraid of those who have been here for two months and still haven't figured it out; when they see a fall, they cut loss.
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GasWaster
· 12-02 08:21
nah fr tho, everyone's panicking about dips but nobody's talking about the actual damage—gas fees rn are absolutely insane. could've timed this perfectly if i wasn't stuck watching gwei go crazy. lost more to failed txs than the actual correction tbh...
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-02 08:19
You are absolutely right, that's how it is. Every time there is a pullback, I see those people shouting below, making it seem like the end of the world, it's really unbelievable.
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Holding on is the way to go, don’t spend all day staring at Candlesticks until your eyes go cross.
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I just want to ask, those who shout about buying the dip every day, why do they cut loss as soon as there’s a fall?
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Time and mindset, these two are the most precious things. They are more useful than any technical analysis.
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Pullbacks are normal; those who panic are not fit to hold long-term.
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It sounds very reasonable, but when it comes to losing money, you still have to rely on yourself to bear it.
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ChainWallflower
· 12-02 08:11
So true, this pullback is actually a time to test one’s mindset. What we lack is this kind of composure.
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Here it comes again, those who want to cut loss at the first fall have never experienced a real cycle.
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Time is indeed the best friend, but unfortunately, most people can't wait.
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Those who panic are playing with living expenses, and this makes everyone anxious.
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Every time I say to wait it out, but I still get itchy hands, I'm no exception haha.
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There are people making money in both rises and falls, but no one can consistently make money.
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The problem is that none of us can tell whether this is a pullback or if it’s really going to fall.
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The phrase "chosen ones" is absolutely spot on, it’s awakening.
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I said something like this last year, and then I cut everything at the bottom.
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The logic of making money is correct, but the execution is hell.
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The market is always fighting between two voices every day. When it rises, it’s called a bull market, and when it falls, it’s called a bear market.
But to be honest, aren't we entering the market just to make money? If there's a slight pullback and you panic, then what exactly are you doing? Investing is not like opening a blind box, and it's definitely not about betting on big or small.
Stay steady. Don't always think about getting rich overnight; we are not the chosen ones. What can really be earned comes from spending time to hone it.
What do you all think? Let's chat.