When the market goes up, you regret not holding a larger position; when it goes down, you regret not having taken more profit—this state of never being satisfied, to put it bluntly, has nothing to do with how the market is performing. It's purely a matter of your own mindset.
It's the weekend, so step away from the charts for a bit and recharge yourself.
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governance_lurker
· 17h ago
Really, this is just struggling with yourself, an endless hole that can never be filled.
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SmartContractRebel
· 12-08 04:30
This is my normal state, always spinning in regret and remorse.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 12-08 00:39
To be honest, this is just my daily routine. Why are you hitting my sore spot?
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AllInAlice
· 12-06 08:09
So true, that's exactly me haha, always feeling like I've made the wrong judgment.
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PumpDoctrine
· 12-06 08:08
Really, sometimes you just end up struggling with yourself, and no matter how the market is doing, it still feels tough.
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RunWhenCut
· 12-06 08:05
To be honest, this is just struggling with yourself. No matter whether the market goes up or down, you can always find a reason to regret.
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MEVEye
· 12-06 07:56
That hits too close to home. Isn't this exactly my daily routine? I really need to change this bad habit.
When the market goes up, you regret not holding a larger position; when it goes down, you regret not having taken more profit—this state of never being satisfied, to put it bluntly, has nothing to do with how the market is performing. It's purely a matter of your own mindset.
It's the weekend, so step away from the charts for a bit and recharge yourself.