2025-12-29 12:25:03

Look at those young people in the crypto world who start driving sports cars at a young age. Do you guess what they rely on? Simply put, they seize the market opportunities, but more importantly, it’s about mindset and discipline.

This circle can indeed help people leap across social classes, and financial freedom is within reach. But it can also cause you to lose everything in one wave. The problem is never about not understanding the market, but about being easily driven by emotions.

The most heartbreaking thing is that those who have already made money are reluctant to cash out and secure their gains. Knowing the direction is wrong, yet they stubbornly refuse to cut losses. This psychological trap has dragged many people down.

I have seen those who stick to trading discipline—not seeking great wealth, at least they can achieve steady profits. This round of market is very intense, and some early positions are indeed making big profits. The market has just started, and if you want to catch this wave of opportunity, the key is still to have execution and self-discipline. Following the trend is easy, making money is hard.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 6h ago

Oh well, ultimately, discipline is necessary. I've seen too many people stubbornly refuse to cut losses—holding onto a coin as it drops from a high point to the floor—and in the end, they lose everything.

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TokenAlchemist

· 6h ago

nah the discipline part hits different tho... most people just chase that asymmetric return fantasy without understanding liquidation cascades will wreck them. seen too many bag holders refuse to cut losses when the inefficiency vector flips. that's not discipline, that's just cope lmao

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 6h ago

That's right, the key is to stick to discipline, which is the hardest part. Honestly, those who are broke are just stubbornly holding on without cutting losses. They make a profit and then want to earn more, but end up losing everything. Serves them right. Execution is the key, but unfortunately most people lack this resolve. Following the trend will always turn you into a leek (retail investor), this is the truth.

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SelfStaking

· 6h ago

Basically, greed has ruined so many people. Those who should have cut losses long ago are still sleepwalking.

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consensus_whisperer

· 6h ago

That's right, mindset is truly the biggest enemy, not technical issues.

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MemeEchoer

· 6h ago

When it comes to mindset, greed indeed causes many people to fall into the trap. It's easy to say, but when it really comes to the critical moment, who isn't thrown into chaos by emotions? The two words "stop loss" are harder than anything else. Are people who make money really that disciplined? I think it's mostly survivor bias. No matter how good the market is, without discipline, you'll still end up losing everything. There's no shortcut to this. A wave of losses to the bottom is indeed common, haha. Most people simply can't endure this phase.

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