Watched my position climb past $200, convinced myself "just a bit higher" would be the perfect exit. Classic greed move. Now I'm sitting here watching those gains evaporate, wondering why I didn't take profits when common sense was screaming at me.
The irony? I'm supposed to feel thankful for this expensive lesson. And honestly? Part of me does. Nothing teaches you faster than watching money disappear because you got too attached to a narrative.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 9h ago
This is a typical greedy criminal, who didn't run when he was 200 knives, and now he can't regret it
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MercilessHalal
· 9h ago
Brother has paid tuition fees this wave, and I came here like this. But then again, the $200 position started to be greedy, and I really had to change this problem. If you recognize the four words "accept when you see a good thing" early, you can live a more nourishing life next time.
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Frontrunner
· 9h ago
Taking profit is so much easier said than done. When it was time to cash out at $200, I insisted on waiting for $300, and in the end, one reversal wiped it all out, haha.
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GweiTooHigh
· 9h ago
Got greedy and didn't dare to buy even at $200, now I'm taking a huge loss. This is the harshest lesson crypto has taught me.
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BrokeBeans
· 9h ago
Uh... I just want to ask, why didn't you cash out when it was at $200? Did it really take losing this much to figure it out?
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GasGuzzler
· 9h ago
Ha, that's the common problem among us—we greedy folks are never satisfied.
SOL literally rewrote my entire portfolio story.
Watched my position climb past $200, convinced myself "just a bit higher" would be the perfect exit. Classic greed move. Now I'm sitting here watching those gains evaporate, wondering why I didn't take profits when common sense was screaming at me.
The irony? I'm supposed to feel thankful for this expensive lesson. And honestly? Part of me does. Nothing teaches you faster than watching money disappear because you got too attached to a narrative.
This game humbles everyone eventually. 🤷