#加密生态动态追踪 Driven by major cryptocurrencies like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL, many people fall into the vicious cycle of chasing gains and selling at lows. Seeing others make money, they rush in only to often suffer massive losses. In contrast, investors who can resist temptation and stick to a long-term strategy are more likely to bottom fish and enjoy subsequent gains. Speaking of this, Dogecoin has recently become a market focus due to attention from relevant figures, and many community members are quietly accumulating positions. Such small-cap projects indeed offer opportunities for multiples, but the prerequisite is having enough psychological resilience—being able to withstand fluctuations and not be misled by short-term ups and downs. The crypto market always tests human nature; those who truly make big money are never the ones following the crowd.

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FOMOSapienvip
· 7h ago
Chasing gains and selling losses only leads to losing money, and this is true. Mental resilience is the biggest lesson; fluctuations can scare away 99% of people. It sounds nice, but how many can hold up during a 50% drawdown? Dogecoin is about to cut another batch of leeks again; history always repeats itself. Long-term planning sounds easy, but few can truly ignore the market. Who knows where the bottom is? Anyway, I can't wait. Small-cap projects make money quickly, but lose even faster—it's all about luck.
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ReverseTrendSistervip
· 14h ago
Chasing gains and selling off in panic is really a standard trait of retail investors. After all these years, maintaining the right mindset is still the hardest part. Is Dogecoin making a comeback? It looks to me like a meat grinder. Forget it. Psychological preparation? Basically, it means don't panic, but how many people can really do that?
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 12-11 12:15
The retail investors who chase highs and sell lows should wake up. If your mentality isn't stable and you still want to buy the dip, it's laughable. Dogecoin indeed has a story this time, but if you can't withstand the pullback, better not to touch it. Honestly, those who can make money are the ones who can endure. I just can't learn to wait; watching others make money makes my hands itchy. Psychological preparation? My mental preparation is for losing money. Long-term holding sounds easy, but the real skill is tested when there's a 20% dip. Small coin multiples are tempting, but losing money also means pain at a multiple level.
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metaverse_hermitvip
· 12-10 16:07
Chasing gains and selling off at a loss makes you a rookie; those who truly make money have already been lurking in the shadows. If Dogecoin really takes off, those who buy in now are probably too late haha. The biggest enemy is your mindset; panic sets in as soon as there’s volatility. Long-term holding sounds easy, but sticking to it is the real challenge. Making big money? First ask yourself if you can withstand a 50% decline. Small-cap stocks are just gambling; don’t self-hypnotize into thinking there are multiple opportunities. Buying in just because others are making money—that’s exactly the rhythm of losing money. In this aspect of human nature, the crypto market is the best at cutting losses. Not sure what the bottom looks like, but starting to buy the dip anyway shows admirable courage. Real investors accumulate in silence, while those who talk are usually losing money.
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ProveMyZKvip
· 12-10 16:07
Speaking of which, those who chase gains and sell in fear are all leeks; only those with a stable mindset can enjoy the gains. --- For the Dogecoin wave, I see some people have already accumulated positions, just waiting for the owner's signal. --- Small-cap projects are indeed tempting, but you really have to withstand the pain of a 50% drop. --- If you're still following the trend now, get ready to be cut, as history always repeats itself. --- That's right, this game of crypto is a test of human nature; those who can resist will make money. --- Those who buy at the bottom will be the last to laugh, but unfortunately, most people won't wait until then.
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DefiOldTrickstervip
· 12-10 16:05
Haha, I've seen the game of chasing gains and cutting losses too many times. Every round, new rookies get caught. Those who truly make money from arbitrage opportunities are the ones who can withstand the liquidation price. Dogecoin really has a combined profit potential this time, but if your mindset is unstable, it's all for nothing.
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AirdropHunterWangvip
· 12-10 15:59
People who chase gains and sell off on dips have long been washed out by the market. Frankly, it's still a matter of mentality. Dogecoin did have a real chance during that wave, but few actually held on. The point about psychological resilience is correct; most people get killed by volatility. Bottom positioning is the real strategy, but unfortunately most people don't understand it. Those waiting for a pullback will never experience the thrill of chasing gains, but the money they make is real.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 12-10 15:47
Honestly, those who are still chasing gains and selling at a loss should really reflect. It's too easy to get cut leeks. Watching others make money every day makes it hard to resist, but as soon as you jump in, you're trapped. How disgusting is this cycle? Doge has indeed gained some popularity in this round, but if your mental resilience isn't strong enough, it's better not to touch small coins, as the volatility is too high to handle. The ones who buy the dip are never the group rushing to get on the train. Many people understand this truth, but just can't do it. Compared to chasing hot trends, I believe more in those investors who can endure the storm. Truly. The crypto market is a personal battlefield of the soul, with greed and fear taking turns. Those who are easily swayed by emotions are always the ones eliminated. People who believe in Doge should focus on their mindset, or even the best opportunities will be wasted.
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