2025-12-27 00:10:18

The easiest thing to fall for in the crypto world is mistaking a single surge for a pattern and panicking at normal pullbacks as if it's the end of the world. Those accounts you see flooding your screen with sell orders? No one will detail how long they were forcibly sold down at the bottom. And those voices shouting "quickly buy the dip" every day? They won't mention how many chips they are holding back, waiting to buy at lower levels.

The truth is: market volatility is unbearable for anyone, but only those who can endure three or five rounds of sharp declines are qualified to see the real market trend. Don't let the noise in the square influence your decisions. Keep an eye on your holdings, honor every trembling moment, and there will be rewards later. A winning mindset is the key to winning money.

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LayerHopper

· 12h ago

That's right, those who take screenshots are the best at acting, never mentioning how long they've been hammered down. I've heard too many "bottom-fishing masters," but in the end, they're just holding onto chips and waiting for opportunities. Those who endure several rounds of sharp declines are the real winners. This round of correction has scared away a batch of retail investors, which is normal operation. Really, if you can't get past this mental hurdle, everything else is pointless. Don't blindly follow the trend; just keep an eye on your positions and that's it. Every crash is a test; those who survive naturally have stories to tell. There's too much noise, and signals are hard to find. I won't flood the chat; I'll hold quietly and wait for the returns. It's all very clear—this is just a cycle that repeats in the crypto world.

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UnruggableChad

· 12-27 00:38

That's right. Those who shout about bottom-fishing every day disappear once they turn around. The ones truly making money are quietly holding their positions.

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FloorSweeper

· 12-27 00:36

nah this is just cope for bag holders who bought the top lmao. everyone preaching "hodl through the pain" already dumped at 2x... that's the real alpha move nobody talks about

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-27 00:31

Exactly, it's those guys in the screenshots who never admit how many months they've lost. --- I'm just asking, who has really not been scared out at the bottom? Probably all pretending. --- Only after surviving three or five rounds of sharp declines can you be qualified to watch the market. That sounds harsh, but it really hits the point. --- The noise in the square is overwhelming and messes with your mind; you still have to bear it yourself. --- Only with the right mindset can you win money; it sounds simple but actually doing it is really hard. --- Those who shout about buying the dip every day are probably still waiting for even lower prices, haha. --- People who treat the pullback as doomsday, a lot have really been washed out this round.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 12-27 00:24

That's right, those who post screenshots every day are selectively forgetful. Who would dare to say anything during the days when the bottom was smashed? Mindset really matters more than technique. Those around me who have endured several rounds have all spoken out. It's that same "quickly catch the bottom" rhetoric again, it really cracks me up. The market is meant to temper your mental resilience. If you can't handle the volatility, why trade cryptocurrencies? I believe in your logic. Most people fail because of their mindset.

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HashRateHermit

· 12-27 00:23

Deep breath, another round of the pump-and-dump show. Just see through it and not call it out. Wait, is it that a winning mentality leads to making money? I feel like it's money that leads to a winning mentality. Really, during those few months at the bottom, I also wanted to buy in, but ended up continuing to throw money in. Now I can only lie flat. Every day hearing people boast about bottoming out early, but it turns out they had already cut losses and ran away. I'm tired of this show. It sounds good, but are the people who survived three or five rounds of crashes really still alive? There's too much noise. I just want to hear who has really made money.

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