2025-12-30 00:20:17

Hold on to your current positions for now; I have no plans to make any moves. Instead of messing around, it's better to be patient and wait. If this trade ultimately breaks even and exits, that's okay—there will be other opportunities later, and you can buy back at a lower price.

For this kind of cyclical asset, it's all about mindset. The harder the decline, the better the opportunity to add to your position. Many people lose because of frequent trading, ending up more deeply trapped. Rather than trying to guess the bottom, it's better to stay calm and let time do the talking.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 8h ago

Hold steady, this is the way to go. Many people keep staring at the charts every day, messing themselves up, and end up losing even more. There's really no need for that. --- When prices fall, you should actually smile because cheap chips are coming. --- People whose mentality collapses should stay away from the market, don't fight with yourself. --- Getting out with a profit isn't really a loss; there are plenty of opportunities later. Why gamble on it? --- Frequent trading is just giving money to the exchange. If you can't see that clearly, you should reflect. --- Cycle stocks are like this: patient people win, impatient people die. --- Don't try to guess the bottom, really. Instead of spending time figuring out when it's the lowest, spend time stabilizing your mindset. --- Hold your coins well, don't be scared by short-term fluctuations and act rashly.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 8h ago

That's right, frequent operations are really a suicidal play. I'm also holding tight and not moving; anyway, the more it drops, the more peacefully I sleep. --- It's easy to talk about mentality, but only those who have endured a few bear markets truly understand. Most people are betrayed by their own fingers. --- Breaking even and exiting? Bro, you're thinking too simply. This round, it's either doubling up or buying the dip again, there's no middle ground. --- Patience is really valuable, more effective than any technical analysis. Watching the candlesticks drop actually makes me feel at ease because I know the opportunity is coming. --- Cycle stocks are like this, no need to rush. I'm just waiting now, waiting until no one can rush to buy in. --- The most annoying are those who shout bottom every day, not even knowing where the bottom is, and end up dragging others in. It's better to have a clear idea like you, hold on and that's it. --- Breaking even? Overthinking it, this thing either makes big money or holds long-term; there's no such thing as breaking even.

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fork_in_the_road

· 8h ago

Hold on and don't move, this is the right way. 99% of those trapped are due to impulsive stop-loss actions.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 9h ago

Laughing out loud, breaking even and exiting is considered a win? I would call this mindset the "Art of Self-Deception" in the crypto world, a master-level performance. Frequent trading is a mistake, but the problem is... can you really hold steady? I bet five bucks that I’d panic after reading negative news tonight. Mindset is indeed key, but unfortunately, most people's mentality fluctuates like a K-line chart.

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