2025-12-29 12:23:36

Cryptocurrencies have been quite active lately, with some people following the trend to make a quick profit. One trade alone has a floating profit of 1318U. Such rapid returns can indeed give people a psychological hint—earning over ten thousand a month doesn’t seem like a dream. But after years in the crypto world, I’ve seen too many failure cases. The problem rarely lies in market judgment; instead, it’s often about the sense of rhythm.

Beginners often ask me the same few questions: "Is this normal now?" "Am I trapped?" "Should I keep waiting?" They seem like technical questions, but they’re not. The real pitfall is—holding coins that don’t belong to your investment plan, and using an incompatible mindset to endure the volatility.

If you’ve recently noticed these signals, you should be cautious: holding coins without a clear plan, constantly monitoring the market and losing sleep, doubting your position. At this point, the issue isn’t technical; it’s whether you’re forcing through risk or just being driven by emotions. Distinguishing between these two states is more important than anything else.

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ProposalDetective

· 4h ago

Honestly, the floating profit of 1318U can really get people hyped, but I've seen more stories of margin calls and liquidation. The sense of rhythm really hits home for me. I know all those people who frequently stare at the screen and have poor sleep; nine out of ten end up losing everything, even their underwear. If you don't have a plan and still insist on holding on, that's suicidal trading. People who can't tell the difference should reflect on themselves. ``` Basically, it's a mindset issue. Coins without a plan are bound to have problems eventually. ``` I just want to ask, are you betting on the market trend or on your own psychological resilience? ``` The floating gains from these copycat coins are really a textbook example of "survivor bias," most people can't see it clearly. ``` Being driven by emotions and risking hard capital are vastly different; many people can never tell the difference. ``` Listening to 1318U feels great, but worse sleep quality is the real cost. Whether it's worth it is up to you to decide.

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GasFeeDodger

· 4h ago

To be honest, dreaming of earning over 10,000 yuan a month with a floating profit of 1318U has already lost half the battle with this mindset. Guys who stare at the market every day and have poor sleep are probably holding the wrong coins. The sense of rhythm is truly amazing; most people die right here. Being emotionally hijacked and truly unable to bear the risks—these two need to be distinguished, or else it's just deserved. It seems like a technical issue, but it's really a mindset problem. I agree with that. Those who frequently ask "Should I continue or not" should have already gotten out. Holding coins without a plan, no matter how good the market judgment, is pointless.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 4h ago

Honestly, a floating profit of 1318U sounds great, but actually making a profit and cashing out is what really counts. This sense of rhythm really is the harshest trap for people. Frequent monitoring and poor sleep really hit me; just this point alone can determine if you're emotionally hijacked. Holding onto a coin that’s not in your plan is just asking for trouble, and then blaming the market for not cooperating. The problem isn’t with the K-line, it’s all about mindset. That’s so true. These three common questions from beginners are actually all asking the same thing — has my mindset collapsed? Hoarding coins until insomnia, what are you thinking? Might as well be in cash and sleep better. The sense of rhythm is truly the biggest enemy for most people; earning ten times without losing once is much faster. When floating profits start to be counted as monthly income over ten thousand, that mindset has already been exposed. Holding a position without a plan is gambling, not investing. Poor psychological preparation, no matter how good the market is, is useless. Clearly see whether you’re holding on or being hijacked; one sentence can determine life or death.

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GasFeeLady

· 5h ago

honestly the real tell isn't even the charts... it's when you can't sleep because you're refreshing the same candle every 3 mins. that's not market timing, that's just emotional leverage in disguise. seen too many people confuse gwei watching with actual strategy lol

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