Watching your bag bleed red day after day—are you diamond-handing out of genuine belief, or just too stubborn to admit you're wrong?
Here's the reality check nobody wants to hear: if the current price doesn't tempt you to buy more, then what's the logic behind refusing to sell? You're essentially saying "this asset isn't worth adding to at these levels" while simultaneously telling yourself "but I'll keep what I've got."
That's not strategy. That's cognitive dissonance dressed up as conviction.
Real conviction means you'd be backing up the truck right now. Everything else? Just ego protection with extra steps.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 16h ago
That really hit a sore spot. If you really don't dare to increase your position, then don't pretend to be a believer.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-07 03:54
It’s a pretty harsh truth, but bro, have you ever thought that sometimes not buying is actually the most rational decision…
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The line between having diamond hands and self-deception is definitely blurry, but let me ask—does everyone really have extra ammo to buy more?
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This is only half right, because it hurts yourself too… Those with conviction have already gone all in, the rest of us still hesitating are just acting.
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The most ridiculous thing is not daring to buy more and not daring to sell either, basically locking your money in Schrödinger’s wallet haha
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ngl this really hits the pain point for Web3 people… If we had any spare capacity, we’d have already gone all-in. The only ones left now are those who are stuck.
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So is it a lack of conviction or a broken cash flow? It’s up to you old bros to decide for yourselves.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 12-07 03:49
That hits close to home, but I'm exactly the type who just holds on. Not buying or selling is my strategy, anyway, it's not like I really need this bit of money.
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0xLuckbox
· 12-07 03:44
Oh, isn't this talking about me... Honestly, if you didn't dare to increase your position, don't brag about how determined you are. That's just being stubborn for the sake of it.
Watching your bag bleed red day after day—are you diamond-handing out of genuine belief, or just too stubborn to admit you're wrong?
Here's the reality check nobody wants to hear: if the current price doesn't tempt you to buy more, then what's the logic behind refusing to sell? You're essentially saying "this asset isn't worth adding to at these levels" while simultaneously telling yourself "but I'll keep what I've got."
That's not strategy. That's cognitive dissonance dressed up as conviction.
Real conviction means you'd be backing up the truck right now. Everything else? Just ego protection with extra steps.