2026-01-09 10:35:18

Missing out on popular coin market trends doesn't have to be frustrating; the key is to learn how to cut losses. Many project teams will launch low-quality coins to cash in on market hype, and at such times, the most important thing is to hold back your finger and wait for the next promising opportunity.

The result of greedy trading is often: not making money, but instead getting trapped. The true meaning of frequently chasing new coins, for me, is only one—quickly discovering and correcting my trading skill shortcomings through failure.

Instead of blindly FOMO, it's better to cultivate patience and risk awareness. The market always offers opportunities, but mindset determines the outcome.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 20h ago

Well said, mindset really determines life or death. I've suffered too many losses from greed, and now I've learned to hold my finger and wait for the real opportunity. --- Talking about stop-loss is easy, but doing it is hard, especially when you see others making money... but you really have to control yourself. --- Frequent chasing of new coins is just paying tuition; the money spent is for understanding the principles. --- There are always opportunities in the market, no doubt, but those who can withstand FOMO are the ones who truly make stable profits. --- After being liquidated, you realize that instead of blindly chasing the hot trend, it's better to wait for those truly promising opportunities. --- That's why some people make steady profits while others frequently get liquidated; mindset really can decide everything. --- Practicing patience and risk awareness is spot on; most people die from greed.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 01-11 06:09

Well said, but I still chase new coins... Who can resist such temptation?

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 11:03

That's right, stop-loss is easy to talk about but really damn hard to implement. I only realized this truth after being liquidated in this market move. Holding down the finger is indeed the key, but the temptation is too great, what can I do? Greed really is the devil; the feeling of making a little profit and then turning around to lose it all back is just incredible. Mindset is something that can never be fully mastered, I think.

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RektRecorder

· 01-09 10:57

That's right, the worst losses happen when you can't control your hands.

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FundingMartyr