2025-12-29 11:21:26

#比特币与黄金战争 $ETH friends, if you haven't kept up with the market, stop complaining now. When you didn't hold your positions, it's hard to say who's at fault 😵😵😵

The market gave signals, but you doubted; you closed your positions according to the plan, then turned around and said I didn't guide you; now you're still worried about the entry points not being ideal. Honestly, this does make people feel a bit powerless.

If you think you see things more clearly and can better grasp the rhythm, then go ahead and trade on your own with confidence.

In this situation, all I can say is: it's okay to manage the portfolio, but it's not good to let emotions weigh you down 😡😡

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staking_gramps

· 7h ago

Everyone is equal in the face of the market; blaming others doesn't change anything. If you didn't hold on, don't blame others—that logic is just perfect. If you see clearly, take action yourself; don't be a armchair strategist afterward. Regarding position sizing, blaming the market is less effective than blaming yourself. You can hold the position, but don't treat losses as emotional debts. The market is giving opportunities for free; doubting it is just a waste.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 7h ago

On-chain footprints tell the story. The fund migration trajectory of this wave of market has been there for a long time. The unseen should reflect on themselves.

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0xInsomnia

· 7h ago

Haha, that's right. Some people want ready-made meals but still want to shift blame. They refuse opportunities given to them, then blame others for not pulling them in. That logic is truly incredible. If you really have the ability, do it yourself. Don't keep making excuses. In this market, the biggest enemy is actually your own greed. Wait, are you still debating the entry points? I already got in early. Speaking of which, market timing really tests human nature, I agree with that. Stop just complaining. Either commit or get out. The in-between state is the most uncomfortable. It's really a matter of mindset. Greed leads to regret, and being timid results in missed opportunities. It's exhausting for those leading, and even more exhausting for those being led—mutual torment. Wake up, everyone. The market is always there. Falling behind is your own problem.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 7h ago

The market is already like this, what's there to blame others for? If you can't judge accurately, then blame others—really unbelievable. Instead of complaining, why not try it yourself? Anyway, no one can be completely right. This wave is indeed a bit exhausting, hearing people complain all day. Bitcoin is taking off, yet you're still debating the entry point. I really don't understand.

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