When you make a trade, where is your line in your mind? Do you decide to stop once you reach a certain profit, or do you keep thinking about earning a little more? Actually, everyone's answer to this question is different—some set a goal and stick to it strictly, while others always feel the market hasn't finished moving. What’s your view?
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GasFeeNightmare
· 4h ago
I'll just mention a number: if the gas fee exceeds 50gwei, I'll just relax and not bother. Set a take-profit? Haha, that doesn't work for me because I'm always waiting for that perfect exit point that doesn't even exist.
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· 01-03 06:51
To be honest, I'm the kind of person who always thinks I can make a little more, and then I often get caught in a trap.
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GetRichLeek
· 01-03 06:41
Losing so much repeatedly and still not learning, greed is death, brother.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-03 06:27
My line has long been broken, now it's just a gambler's mentality.
When you make a trade, where is your line in your mind? Do you decide to stop once you reach a certain profit, or do you keep thinking about earning a little more? Actually, everyone's answer to this question is different—some set a goal and stick to it strictly, while others always feel the market hasn't finished moving. What’s your view?