Don't get emotionally attached to your positions. Seriously.
That bag you're holding? It's not your soulmate. It's an asset. When the thesis breaks or better opportunities show up, you gotta be ready to walk away. No drama, no regrets.
Staying flexible beats being loyal to a losing trade every single time.
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WagmiAnon
· 4h ago
Come on, it's easy to talk but hard to actually do. I've seen so many people who claim they're not persistent, only to turn around and cling to shitcoins tightly...
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SatsStacking
· 12-11 05:12
You're right, don't be sentimental when cutting losses—that's the real money-making logic.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-10 21:58
That's right, but I realize I often am the fool who can't bear to cut losses... Late at night, watching the gas tracker rise to 80 gwei and still insisting on waiting for a cheaper opportunity, only to get stuck until dawn.
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TokenDustCollector
· 12-10 21:57
ngl, what you said is so true—so many people just stubbornly hold onto losing coins, waiting for a rebound, and end up going deeper and deeper.
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MoonRocketman
· 12-10 21:56
From the perspective of the Bollinger Bands channel's angle coefficient, this is the "gravity resistance level" in the market—too many people treat their positions as faith, only to get trapped and become satellites... If the escape velocity isn't calculated properly, even the best launch window is wasted.
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BoredStaker
· 12-10 21:48
That's true, but can anyone really do it... I, for one, have become numb from cutting my losses.
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BridgeJumper
· 12-10 21:40
Sounds right, but in reality, who can really do it... I just can't let go, always struggle with myself every time.
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WalletInspector
· 12-10 21:34
Well said. Many people just cling to a single coin, only to get trapped at the bottom and still stubbornly tell stories.
Really, you need to learn to cut losses in time, or else if your mindset collapses, nothing will help.
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BridgeNomad
· 12-10 21:33
yeah this hits different after watching three bridge exploits tank my thesis in 2023. thesis breaking is one thing, but watching your liquidity fragmentation across chains make the trade mathematically broken? that's the real pain point nobody talks about.
Don't get emotionally attached to your positions. Seriously.
That bag you're holding? It's not your soulmate. It's an asset. When the thesis breaks or better opportunities show up, you gotta be ready to walk away. No drama, no regrets.
Staying flexible beats being loyal to a losing trade every single time.