2025-12-09 10:00:10

#ETH走势分析 Holding onto $ETH without letting go

One word can explain most people's losses—impatience.

People bail before the assets they've bet on even start to move. This is a trap every investor falls into. They don’t buy at the bottom, don’t sell at the top, and keep tinkering in the middle. The end result? The principal is gone, and so are the profits.

What are those who really make money doing? Just sitting still. It’s not laziness, it’s waiting—waiting for the market to give a signal, waiting for time to provide the answer.

No matter how complex ETH's price action gets, it can't change one fact—impatience always marks the beginning of failure.

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GasWhisperer

· 17h ago

nah fr the mempool doesn't lie... panic sellers are just feeding the whales their cheap gwei. eth's not moving until the network finds equilibrium again, and that takes patience most plebs just don't have

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CrossChainBreather

· 18h ago

That's right, it's this "urgency" that kills people. I was the same—after a rebound, I got itchy and ended up selling everything at a high point. Truly unbelievable.

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UnluckyLemur

· 12-10 16:53

Really, the word "urgency" hits the nail on the head That's true, I'm the kind of person who didn't buy the bottom or sell at the top, keeps messing around and ends up with nothing left Is it really that easy to make money by sitting quietly? When I sit still, I always feel itchy.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 12-09 10:26

That's quite true. It's just that this word "impatience" has ruined too many people.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 12-09 10:25

Oh my god, that's so true. I'm literally a living example of being "impatient"... I just can't hold, man. One wave of correction and I run straight away. Now I'm just watching ETH go up and crying here. Seriously, every time I tell myself I'll stick with it this round, but as soon as it drops even a little, I surrender.

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LiquidationAlert

· 12-09 10:24

That's right, it's this impatience that ruins most people. A person's greatest enemy is themselves. Even when you know you should hold, you just can't help it. Those who truly make money stay silent, while those who lose money are the ones screaming.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 12-09 10:18

Holding without moving is really hard; I've already accidentally sold three times.

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