In a moment of impulse, I closed all my ETH positions. Now that I see the market rebounding, I feel a bit regretful. Many people have experienced this—when market volatility spikes, their mindset collapses, and in the heat of the moment, they forget all their stop-loss and take-profit plans. The biggest dilemma now is: when is the right time to re-enter? Should I wait for a pullback to buy in, or just consider this wave of market movement as unrelated to me? Does anyone have tips on how to break free from this "impulsive" trading habit?
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 2025-12-19 00:34
ah, classic capitulation followed by fomo. statistically speaking, this exact pattern preceded literally every bounce since 2017. you liquidated at the bottom—congrats, you're now a data point in the "mass delusion recovery phase" chapter of crypto history books.
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RektRecorder
· 2025-12-19 00:32
Wow, isn't this just a replica of what I experienced last week? After a complete wipeout, it can still rebound. This feeling is incredible.
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UnbeatableMikey
· 2025-12-19 00:21
If you're confident about the direction, set your take profit and stop loss and don't watch the market.
In a moment of impulse, I closed all my ETH positions. Now that I see the market rebounding, I feel a bit regretful. Many people have experienced this—when market volatility spikes, their mindset collapses, and in the heat of the moment, they forget all their stop-loss and take-profit plans. The biggest dilemma now is: when is the right time to re-enter? Should I wait for a pullback to buy in, or just consider this wave of market movement as unrelated to me? Does anyone have tips on how to break free from this "impulsive" trading habit?