Recently, I repeatedly made many common mistakes that retail investors often make on GIGGLE.
I entered the market when the price was just over 71, made a small profit of 1U, and was about to take profit. But then the coin started to retrace, and I couldn't resist chasing in again. You all know what happened next — it kept falling.
Honestly, I regretted it to death at that moment. If I hadn't been so impatient back then, entering yesterday and exiting today as planned, wouldn't it be nice to earn a steady 4%? Now, not only have I lost the profit, but I also have to endure waiting for the next rally to break even.
This lesson is very profound: greed is the biggest enemy in trading. I have already set my take profit at 75U, and now it's just a matter of waiting, waiting, waiting. I will stop watching the market so I don't get distracted. Next time, I must be more disciplined.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 5h ago
Oh no, chasing in that moment directly led to a crash. This lesson is truly bloodstained.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 10h ago
Typical chasing highs and selling lows, you're not the first to fall into this trap, are you?
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pumpamentalist
· 10h ago
Another greedy and life-threatening story. Entering at 71 to chase the high is really extreme. Losing this much on just 4 points is also a remarkable skill.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 10h ago
mate, this is literally just mile 20 syndrome—thought you were sprinting when you should've been running steady. the discipline gap between taking your 4 points and chasing dips is what separates marathon runners from liquidation notices, honestly.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 10h ago
Oh no, if I chase in, it's over. I also lost like this.
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RegenRestorer
· 10h ago
Oh no, it's the old trick of chasing highs again, truly impressive
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 10h ago
Chasing in is a death sentence. I was cut like that before too, and now I'm really scared.
Recently, I repeatedly made many common mistakes that retail investors often make on GIGGLE.
I entered the market when the price was just over 71, made a small profit of 1U, and was about to take profit. But then the coin started to retrace, and I couldn't resist chasing in again. You all know what happened next — it kept falling.
Honestly, I regretted it to death at that moment. If I hadn't been so impatient back then, entering yesterday and exiting today as planned, wouldn't it be nice to earn a steady 4%? Now, not only have I lost the profit, but I also have to endure waiting for the next rally to break even.
This lesson is very profound: greed is the biggest enemy in trading. I have already set my take profit at 75U, and now it's just a matter of waiting, waiting, waiting. I will stop watching the market so I don't get distracted. Next time, I must be more disciplined.