2026-01-09 09:22:13

$PLANCK this coin, I lost more than two thousand dollars on it. But to be honest, I didn't plan to cut my losses.

Looking at the pessimistic voices on the forum, think about it carefully—most of them are also losing money. The key issue isn't the coin itself, but the mindset. If your mind isn't steady, it's easy to lose money with any coin. That's the reality.

The crypto market has never been something that happens overnight. No coin will make you money right from the start. Those who fantasize about that will end up falling into traps at every position. This game tests psychological resilience and patience.

Since you've chosen the crypto space, you must be prepared to lose money. This isn't pessimism, it's clarity. If you lose, you lose; if you can't give up, start over. Many people fail at the point of "can't hold on."

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SchrödingersNode

· 22h ago

Two thousand dollars, really, I understand that. But I really respect your mindset; those who don't cut losses are all tough guys. To be honest, I've also seen those who are pessimistic, and indeed many have suffered heavy losses themselves. Instead of blaming the coin, maybe blame your own stop-loss level first. Mindset is indeed the key. I once lost money because of indecisiveness with ETH. Now I’ve come to terms with it; the crypto world is a place to temper your patience. By the way, what do you think about PLANCK's future? Are you just holding it or aiming for a rebound target price? Having gone through this a few times, I actually feel more and more calm. What’s wrong with losing money? Everyone has had moments of missteps. What I admire most is your calm and patient attitude; unfortunately, most people can't hold on until that moment.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-11 20:43

Losing two thousand dollars, to be honest, still hurts quite a bit, but I really admire your mindset. Truly, compared to those who shout "short" every day, your composure is valuable. Not cutting losses at this point really shows who is a true player and who is just here to try their luck. That's how it is in the crypto world—mental resilience breaks down faster than the coins do.

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gas_guzzler

· 01-11 11:22

Two thousand dollars is nothing, the key is that I didn't lose my composure and still won. I really don't understand the group of people on the forum who are bearish; they're losing money themselves and still have time to curse others' coins? People who can't hold on should indeed reflect, but I truly believe PLANCK has no problem; the issue is that my own mindset isn't strong enough.

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SmartContractWorker

· 01-09 22:29

A mindset is indeed a powerful weapon, but two thousand dollars is not a small amount. Can you really resist cutting? I think half of the crying on the forum is because they are truly afraid of being trapped. That's true—those who can't hold on are destined to escape at the bottom. Are there any highlights coming up for PLANCK, or is it just pure faith to hold on? Psychological resilience, not many people truly have it. I don't either, haha. It's a harsh statement, but how many can actually do it... The crypto world is like this—one's mindset can ruin all technical analysis. The most painful part of cutting losses is that it rises right after you sell, that's really tough. Patience is indeed precious, but the premise is believing that this thing can recover. Starting over sounds simple, but how to do it when the principal is gone?

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-09 09:52

Two thousand dollars, really ruthless. But to be honest, mental state is indeed a major weakness; most people fail here. Those who cut losses are usually scared into doing so, while those who don't need a very strong psychological mindset. An unsettled mind really makes any coin worthless; I have to admit that. Wait, are all those pessimists really losing money? I'm a bit skeptical. Persisting to the end is sometimes self-deception; this line can be quite blurry. Can't withstand this test, that hits too close to home.

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SerNgmi

· 01-09 09:52

Two thousand dollars... Me too, I only sold because I was mentally overwhelmed, and I'm still regretting it now. Wait, those guys on the forum aren't entirely right either. Losing money ≠ poor mentality. How long can you hold out without selling? The key is having cash flow. Having strong mental resilience is great, but what about the funds to buy the dip? No bullets, no matter how strong your heart is, it's useless. It's easy to say these things, but try doing it when the stock hits the limit down.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-09 09:47

The mindset part is indeed a bottleneck. Two thousand yuan is nothing, the key is not to self-doubt. Honestly, those who are pessimistic often suffer bigger losses. They love to blame the coins. $PLANCK I'm also watching, but anyone with poor mental resilience would have been shaken out long ago. This is the filter in the crypto world; those who can't endure are filtered out.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-09 09:43

Two thousand dollars? Man, your mindset is really something, much better than the bunch I know who complain at the first loss. Mindset really is everything. There's no such thing as getting rich quick in the crypto world; it's all nonsense. Just keep going, and sooner or later you'll turn things around.

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OffchainWinner

· 01-09 09:33

Two thousand dollars is nothing, the key is to keep a steady mindset. Honestly, those who are stubborn in the comment section are just like us. To put it simply, the crypto world is a game of perseverance and mindset; technical aspects are actually secondary.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-09 09:31

Mindset really can determine everything. I used to be just like you, but I realized later — the crypto world is essentially a place for cultivation. Hold on, those who endure this round will laugh last.

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