2025-12-31 01:40:14

#战略性加仓BTC $BTC have been holding steady without moving, neither taking the opportunity to add to my position nor thinking about selling. Interestingly, this market has been quite a roller coaster for me, and my final takeaway is that I just had a pork knuckle rice 😅

This feeling of staying calm, not chasing highs or panicking at lows, isn’t exactly a clever strategy; it’s more like a forced resilience. The crypto market’s hotspots come and go, K-lines jump up and down, and I just hold on like this—neither greedily bottom-fishing and adding positions nor cowardly fleeing.

Sometimes you ask me what my plans are for the future, and honestly, I can’t really give a clear answer. Long-term optimism is just that—long-term optimism. Not stirring things up is the best way to stir things up.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 3h ago

Holding steady is winning, this is true mindset management. All those who chase gains and sell at losses every day, working themselves to exhaustion, are better off just relaxing like us.

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MidnightSeller

· 3h ago

Just hold on and it'll be done, why bother fussing? Anyway, it'll go up sooner or later.

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LightningAllInHero

· 3h ago

Haha, this is my daily routine. Staying firm and unmoving is the key.

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alpha_leaker

· 3h ago

Just hold on, don't overthink it. --- This mindset is awesome, much smarter than those who chase every rise and fall every day. --- Basically, it's just laziness, haha. --- How many BTC is a pork chop rice worth, brother? --- Not messing around is really a secret weapon. Why can't I do that? --- Long-term optimism + doing nothing = lying down and winning, I’ve learned. --- Finally, a meal as a reward, at least I didn't lose money. --- Willpower is indeed something that is forced out.

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