Today’s market remains mainly volatile, with average market enthusiasm and no obvious signs of panic. Bitcoin is just there, sideways, essentially testing people's patience. Short-term fluctuations, and if you're not careful chasing highs, you can easily get knocked down. This kind of market actually serves as a reminder—don't react to every small wave; reduce your positions when needed, hold steady when necessary. Looking back, those who truly make money are never the ones trading frequently, but rather those who make fewer mistakes and can withstand boring market conditions. Before the market truly picks up, keep your mindset stable—this is the fundamental logic for long-term profit.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 2025-12-18 21:57
Consolidation is really the ultimate test of human nature; holding steady truly minimizes losses.
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Talking about mentality again, I just want to ask how many people can truly hold on.
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No matter how beautifully you put it, it can't stop my fate of chasing highs and getting crushed.
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Boring market conditions indeed make people prone to reckless moves; I have deep experience with this.
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This wave of Bitcoin is just testing people's willpower; whoever moves first loses.
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Reducing positions and holding steady, it's easier said than done.
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This kind of market is most likely to make you can't help but make a move while watching.
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The mentality is real, but greed is real too, haha.
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The word "patience" is used perfectly; that's just how it is.
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Waiting for the market to pick up before calming your mind, isn't that too late?
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 2025-12-16 17:44
Patience is truly more valuable than skill; it’s easy to lose your temper during sideways markets.
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It's not uncommon to get caught chasing highs and getting crushed; it's better to stay disciplined.
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Exactly, frequent trading is just playing against yourself, and you’ll lose the fastest.
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A boring market is the real test of character; those who can hold on will profit.
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If your mindset isn’t stable, all the market analysis in the world is pointless.
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Bitcoin just sideways, watching it is uncomfortable, but this might be the calm before the storm.
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Deciding whether to reduce or hold positions repeatedly comes down to whether you can endure it.
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Chasing or not chasing highs is just a matter of a single thought; many people get trapped here.
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Before the market moves up, stabilize your mindset—easy to say, hard to do.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 2025-12-16 17:27
It's starting to stagnate and torment people again, truly impressive.
This round is clearly a test of mentality; most people still can't resist.
Reducing positions is real, chasing highs is truly foolish.
Stay calm, only those who can endure will succeed.
Nothing new, just like this.
Wait for the wind to come, don't act rashly.
Today’s market remains mainly volatile, with average market enthusiasm and no obvious signs of panic. Bitcoin is just there, sideways, essentially testing people's patience. Short-term fluctuations, and if you're not careful chasing highs, you can easily get knocked down. This kind of market actually serves as a reminder—don't react to every small wave; reduce your positions when needed, hold steady when necessary. Looking back, those who truly make money are never the ones trading frequently, but rather those who make fewer mistakes and can withstand boring market conditions. Before the market truly picks up, keep your mindset stable—this is the fundamental logic for long-term profit.