2025-12-10 21:10:41

#加密生态动态追踪 Holding the position is the same as not holding it at all, and this is the biggest enemy of making money—greed.

$BTC $ETH still has an floating loss of 8000 USDT, and the position remains at 150,000. Sometimes sitting here watching the market, I really want to ask myself why I still bother. Instead of staying up late watching the trend, it's better to sleep early. Trading is like this; whether you open a position or not, it seems equally uncomfortable. The temptations and traps of the crypto market often lie in the cycle of greed and regret.

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AirdropNinja

· 11h ago

Watching an 8000u floating loss on the market is really incredible, this is why I deleted the trading app... --- Damn, holding a 150,000 position steady—I really can't learn this mindset --- Fidgeting and not fidgeting are equally uncomfortable, so I might as well lie flat --- Greed is a bottomless pit; once it starts, you can't stop --- Staying up all night watching the market is truly a suicidal form of trading; I've long realized this --- Holding positions feels just the same as not holding... Bro, that sentence really hit my heart --- A 150,000 floating loss can still be analyzed so rationally—should I be impressed or feel pity? --- Opening or not opening a trade is both uncomfortable, so just stop messing around --- The crypto market is like this—greed and regret keep cycling, endlessly --- Rather than staring at the market and fussing every day, it's better to sleep well and be grounded

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WenAirdrop

· 15h ago

Greed will never let you pass this level. Can you withstand a floating loss of 8,000u without adding to your position? Man, your mindset is stronger than most people.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 12-10 21:35

I understand this mindset. Holding onto a loss of 8000u is essentially gambling with your mentality. --- Frankly, watching the market constantly is just self-punishment, really. --- Greed is like a drug; you can't quit. --- Not making a move with 150,000 still in the market—that's the hardest part. --- Staying awake and watching K-line charts is just inviting suffering for yourself. --- The biggest test of human nature is during a loss period, honestly. --- +1 to the patient with holding anxiety; same fate. --- The pain of not being able to place an order really hits home. --- Going to bed early is better than anything else; this advice is valuable.

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fomo_fighter

· 12-10 21:34

Still so calm despite a floating loss of 8,000 USDT, I really understand now. I can't sleep at all when the floating loss reaches 3,000 USDT.

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ContractSurrender

· 12-10 21:15

Floating loss of 8000u still stubbornly holding on, this mentality is truly hopeless, might as well switch to sleep. --- Exactly, greed is the problem, but letting go is more painful than persistence. --- 15w floating loss and lying flat, I think this is called cultivation. --- Feels like you're describing me, except for the different amounts... --- Staring at the screen until self-doubt sets in, I totally understand this experience. --- Instead of worrying about whether to open a position or not, just go all-in to calm your mind. --- Holding a position is equivalent to not holding one at all—this saying is spot on, just as painful as in a casino. --- Sleep definitely makes more money than watching K-line charts, that's the truth.

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FloorSweeper