2026-01-03 02:22:52

In the crypto market, those who ultimately survive are often not the smartest, but those with unwavering conviction. Recognizing the true nature of the market early on and sticking to your belief in this field ensures that your later investment journey won't be too embarrassing. Conversely, if you waver from the start, being bearish today and bullish tomorrow, all the flipping and flopping will eventually cost you money and effort, leaving you regretful for a while. The ups and downs of the crypto world ultimately come down to a battle of mindset and perception.

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CrossChainBreather

· 8h ago

Honestly, faith is easy to talk about, but few can truly stick to it. --- Wavering is the most costly; I am the opposite example. --- Mindset is indeed important, but understanding must keep up as well, or else faith is pointless. --- Those who survive may not be smart, but they definitely have strong stress resistance. --- Just listen, the real test is ahead of the decline. --- I don't quite agree with the saying "see the essence early"; who can really see it clearly in advance? --- Others' beliefs are firm, so why does my faith become gambling? --- There's no point in regretting the money lost; it's mainly the effort and blood that were lost. --- Ten years in the crypto world, a roller coaster of wealth; frankly, it's still a matter of perception. --- Those who have survived the ups and downs may just have been lucky.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 12h ago

That's right, I'm the kind of person who wavers, and now I regret it to death.

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MoneyBurner

· 12h ago

Hi, you're right. I'm the kind of person who swings back and forth until I ruin myself. Reflecting on it now, I just want to vomit blood. --- Belief is easy to talk about, but when the bear market crashes, who the hell can hold on? I’ve never held on. --- Seeing the essence clearly early on? I still haven't seen it clearly, and I'm still fiddling around with on-chain data and candlestick charts. --- Honestly, the ones who survive the best are actually those who haven't bet their entire fortune, not those with unwavering faith. --- I've lost quite a bit from all the messing around, but next time I build a position, I'll still go all in. What else can I do now? --- Is it a contest of mentality and cognition? No, it should be a contest of mentality and leverage. My mindset is actually okay, it's just that I’m reckless.

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