Ever had one of those moments? You're staring at your portfolio, feeling restless, and boom—you hit sell just because you're bored. Then what happens? The very next day, that asset goes parabolic. Yeah, we've all been there, and honestly, it's getting ridiculous how often this plays out.
Here's the brutal truth nobody wants to admit: sitting on your hands is way tougher than making moves. Your brain craves action, especially when the charts are flat. But that urge to "do something"? That's usually what wrecks your returns. The hardest part of trading isn't finding the next pump—it's having the discipline to hold when everything in you screams to trade.
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FunGibleTom
· 2h ago
Zhen, this is my daily life, and it is really amazing to sell it cheaply
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metaverse_hermit
· 2h ago
When I was bored, I saw the parabola, which was really amazing, my blood pressure
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HodlVeteran
· 2h ago
This is how I was taught by the market to be a person, a boring button, a blood loss of 50%, at that moment I understood what it meant to "don't be blind when you are idle"
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CryptoSourGrape
· 2h ago
Ah really, the moment I was bored and sold I seemed to see myself, disgusting
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OnlyUpOnly
· 2h ago
I understand too well, I am pitted to death by myself every time.
Really, selling cheaply is the beginning of losing money.
Boredom is the biggest enemy of the currency circle.
If you say you want to hold it, why can't you hold it?
This wave of bottom-buying failed again, and the operation was really amazing.
The biggest opponent of paper hands is their own fingers.
Stopping the trade may be the best trading strategy.
Brain: Hurry up and sell! Wallet: Why listen to you.
Damn, it's this pit again, how many times do you have to step on it to learn.
I couldn't hold back for the last five minutes, and now my intestines are regretful.
Ever had one of those moments? You're staring at your portfolio, feeling restless, and boom—you hit sell just because you're bored. Then what happens? The very next day, that asset goes parabolic. Yeah, we've all been there, and honestly, it's getting ridiculous how often this plays out.
Here's the brutal truth nobody wants to admit: sitting on your hands is way tougher than making moves. Your brain craves action, especially when the charts are flat. But that urge to "do something"? That's usually what wrecks your returns. The hardest part of trading isn't finding the next pump—it's having the discipline to hold when everything in you screams to trade.