✍️ Losses in cryptocurrency... are not really about the numbers; at their core, they're psychological issues first.

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One of the most heartbreaking stories in crypto happened in August 2024...
At that time, Bitcoin rebounded from its lows and started to climb
It reached 73K at its first high point of the new cycle
Then dropped back to the August lows
At that time, people on Twitter were saying:
"Get out after a 90% loss... Bitcoin is going to the $30,000 range... Sell your coins and buy back at the bottom."
What happened in the end?
It never dropped to the $30,000 range...
Instead, it went up and hit new all-time highs, breaking above 90,000.
Those who sold at a loss missed this moment.
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The strange thing?
After the market soared...
The same people started promoting buying!!!
That's when we saw the November rally
And these were the same people shouting "get out" in that same area
So those who sold at a –90% loss...
Re-entered the market...
What’s their situation now?
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The same thing happened again last month
Many people advocated exiting at a loss...
I know most people suffered losses over 90% again
Because after the big drops in February this year and October last year, the losses were severe.
Those who tell you, "Exiting at a loss avoids another 25% drop"
Completely ignore the psychological aspect.
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Let’s be realistic...
If you invested 100,000 yuan and now you only have 3,000 left:
How are you supposed to make that 100,000 back?
Even if you’re smart and can "think outside the box."
If you ask the person who told you to exit, they’ll say:
"My advice saved you a 25% drop"
But if you try to discuss how to recover the losses...
They’ll just brush you off and eventually block you.
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But if you hold on...
And you know your coin is a solid project...
Even if it takes six months or a year to get back to break-even
With enough time, you’ll turn a profit
And your mindset will become more stable and resilient.
But those who sold at a –90% loss,
Are left with very little cash (3% or 7%)...
And fall into a highly anxious state:
What should I buy?
When should I get in?
Should I wait?
Or just buy something and sell at a loss again?
The vicious cycle continues... and the money is all gone in the end.
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Conclusion:
This is more of a psychological problem than a technical one
Huge losses destroy your ability to make decisions
Exiting at a loss isn’t always a "solution"
Because the real challenge isn’t whether you can exit...
The real challenge is:
Can you buy back in and stick with it?
90% of people can't do it.
So...
Let me put it simply:
Exiting after a huge loss = an insurmountable psychological challenge for most traders, unless you get a 50x miracle and a ton of luck.
Retweet this post and I hope everyone can successfully avoid losses. $GT