Every time the market slightly moves higher, people start calling for a rebound. Have you ever thought about how many times you need to lose before understanding this? Is this rhythm of chasing gains and selling losses really worth it? In the entire market, how many people are driven by short-term fluctuations, ultimately influenced by the opinions of various KOLs, repeatedly paying transaction fees? The rise and fall of popular coins like SOL, XRP, and BNB trigger countless retail investors' emotional swings. Sometimes, you really should ask yourself: do you genuinely believe in the future of this market, or are you just looking for quick profits?
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GasDevourer
· 01-07 05:17
I’ve been caught up in this rhythm for a whole year now, and now everything looks like a rebound
It's all the same. No matter how much you say, it will come back again
Optimistic about the future? I just want quick money, who isn't?
KOLs just know how to harvest, the fees are enough for them to buy a house
That wave of SOL really couldn't hold, chasing and cutting, no wonder they lost
Actually, the problem isn't whether there's a rebound or not, it's just that I can't control my hands
Exactly right, this kind of emotional fluctuation is really deadly
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 01-06 22:11
Chasing gains and selling at losses is indeed easy, but the real difficulty is not being swayed by emotions.
Fees have eaten into the profits, and you're still dreaming of doubling your money.
During the SOL plunge, how many people woke up from their dreams?
Honestly, it's a mindset issue. Retail investors just want to gamble a bit.
KOLs keep cutting in one after another. When will they learn to judge for themselves?
It's always the same. When the bear market comes, you finally realize what you're doing.
Rebound, rebound—what the hell is a rebound? Most of it is just a pullback.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-05 10:53
This really hits home. I have too many people around me who chase gains and sell off in a panic every day, ending up with not a single penny earned and feeding the exchange fees like crazy.
Honestly, the hardest part of the crypto world isn't choosing the right coins, but controlling this restless heart of ours.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-05 10:53
Well said, I am one of those repeatedly exploited by this rhythm...
Chasing rallies and selling dips is truly a terminal illness for retail investors, losing badly wave after wave following the trend.
I've paid all the fees and still haven't made a dime.
KOLs' mouths are faster than account appreciation, really.
The problem is, what's the use of knowing these truths? I still can't resist...
I couldn't hold back during that SOL wave, and now I regret it to death.
If you ask me, it's just a lack of resolve, always unable to control oneself.
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WealthCoffee
· 01-05 10:53
That's right, chasing gains and selling losses is really a recipe for becoming a retail investor.
The fees alone could buy several cups of coffee.
Watching KOLs call trades is all gambler mentality; I've already given up.
Short-term fluctuations are just used to trap retail investors; don't fall for it.
I also got caught during the SOL wave, but now I've learned to be smarter.
Instead of staring at the ups and downs every day, it's better to think carefully about your own strategy.
Over a year, the fees eaten up from trading can be devastating.
You really need to ask yourself whether you're investing or gambling.
Every time the market slightly moves higher, people start calling for a rebound. Have you ever thought about how many times you need to lose before understanding this? Is this rhythm of chasing gains and selling losses really worth it? In the entire market, how many people are driven by short-term fluctuations, ultimately influenced by the opinions of various KOLs, repeatedly paying transaction fees? The rise and fall of popular coins like SOL, XRP, and BNB trigger countless retail investors' emotional swings. Sometimes, you really should ask yourself: do you genuinely believe in the future of this market, or are you just looking for quick profits?