Recently, many people have privately messaged me: The coin is tied up, what should I do?
I used to be foolish and stubborn, thinking that as long as I endured, I would eventually wait for the day to turn things around. Later, I realized that sometimes it’s not just about enduring. The key is to find the right opportunity to add to my position, gradually bringing down the cost; also, I need to maintain a steady mindset, not to fixate on the K-line every day with anxiety, as it’s easier to spot opportunities when I’m relaxed.
In plain terms - don't chase the highs, and don't rush to break even.
When the market takes a breather and the price pulls back to a key support level, then appropriately add to your position, and your cost will naturally be averaged down. But remember, the stop-loss line must be set properly; if the market continues to drop, at least you won't be severely impacted. Take it steady, patiently wait for the market to repair itself; this is the reliable strategy.
Theory may say a lot, but nothing beats practical operation to understand it clearly. If you are still trapped and don't know how to adjust, we can discuss the specifics. #美联储恢复降息进程 $ETH
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ser_aped.eth
· 11-30 22:21
You are right, really don't resist stubbornly, I was that silly before too.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 11-30 13:55
You are right, stubbornly holding on is really something, you have to know how to average down. I missed the rebound before because my mindset collapsed, but now I’ve learned to relax and watch the market, which has actually increased my opportunities.
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SignatureDenied
· 11-30 13:48
What you're saying is right, but I have no bullets left...
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 11-28 16:01
You are absolutely right. I was in a hurry to recoup investment before and ended up losing more. Now I have learned to be smart, lowering my costs and taking it slowly.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 11-28 15:59
You're right, mindset is key. I used to stare at the charts every day, and the more I looked, the more anxious I became. Now I've learned to set a stop loss and let go, which actually allows me to buy the dip.
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GamefiGreenie
· 11-28 15:56
Oh my, it's this trap of words again, sounds so real haha
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ZkSnarker
· 11-28 15:55
"here's the thing about" averaging down though—sounds good in theory until you realize you're just throwing good money after bad. tbh the support level thing is actually just astrology with extra steps, no?
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DegenApeSurfer
· 11-28 15:55
It's just another pile of motivational quotes, the core is just one sentence - don't chase the price, set a good stop loss. It's easy to say, but hard to do, brother.
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DuckFluff
· 11-28 15:55
That's reasonable, but it still depends on individual risk tolerance. Right now, I'm just holding on, waiting for the Fed to actually start this round of interest rate cuts.
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SerumSquirrel
· 11-28 15:35
You are right, just holding on is really useless; the key is still to know how to spread the costs.
Recently, many people have privately messaged me: The coin is tied up, what should I do?
I used to be foolish and stubborn, thinking that as long as I endured, I would eventually wait for the day to turn things around. Later, I realized that sometimes it’s not just about enduring. The key is to find the right opportunity to add to my position, gradually bringing down the cost; also, I need to maintain a steady mindset, not to fixate on the K-line every day with anxiety, as it’s easier to spot opportunities when I’m relaxed.
In plain terms - don't chase the highs, and don't rush to break even.
When the market takes a breather and the price pulls back to a key support level, then appropriately add to your position, and your cost will naturally be averaged down. But remember, the stop-loss line must be set properly; if the market continues to drop, at least you won't be severely impacted. Take it steady, patiently wait for the market to repair itself; this is the reliable strategy.
Theory may say a lot, but nothing beats practical operation to understand it clearly. If you are still trapped and don't know how to adjust, we can discuss the specifics. #美联储恢复降息进程 $ETH