#数字资产生态回暖 That time, taking timely profits at a high level was like avoiding a disaster. Otherwise, I would have been trapped inside by now.
After pondering for a long time, I still decided to cash out most of my positions. This bear market cycle is really hard to grasp the rhythm. Trying to test the waters with small funds is enough; pursuing stable returns is better than watching the market every day.
Every time I had the idea of bottom fishing, I ended up getting deeply trapped. Instead of betting on the bottom, it's better to confirm profits early.
Since that's the case, why not lock in the profits first, and put the remaining idle funds into a bank fixed deposit, waiting for about two years. This way, I can also keep a calmer mindset, without being tossed around by market sentiment every day.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 12-12 16:51
Taking profit at a high point is truly impressive; with this level of awareness, I can see you making it this far.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-12 16:42
I've also tried taking profits at high levels, but I still couldn't resist bottom fishing... This time I've truly learned my lesson.
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LostBetweenChains
· 12-12 16:41
Shorting at the top is real, and getting caught in a bottom rebound is really miserable.
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I'm a bit envious of those who can take profits in time; I always get greedy.
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Putting money in a fixed-term bank deposit is truly the best, saving you from the stress of watching K-line charts all day.
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Nobody can precisely predict the bottom; instead of waiting, it's better to lock in your gains.
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The hardest part of a bear market is not to make moves; your mindset is already quite clear.
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Trying a small amount as a test is a good move; at least you won't go back to square one overnight.
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Consistent income is really more reliable than a gambler’s mentality; it makes sense.
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RealYieldWizard
· 12-12 16:32
Top-selling at high levels is really an art; most people are trapped by greed.
Seeing through it all, it's better to sleep well than to gamble on the bottom every day.
I'm too familiar with this routine, bottom-fishing until I doubt my life. Cash is still king.
That's right, confirming profits is much more reliable than the illusory rush to get rich.
Bear markets are so torturous, why check the market every day? Putting down the phone is the real winner.
Stable income may not sound as sexy, but surviving until the bull market is the real skill.
Every time I think the bottom is in, it turns out it can go even lower. This time, I learned to be smart.
A two-year fixed deposit may seem boring, but it saves me from countless heart attacks.
#数字资产生态回暖 That time, taking timely profits at a high level was like avoiding a disaster. Otherwise, I would have been trapped inside by now.
After pondering for a long time, I still decided to cash out most of my positions. This bear market cycle is really hard to grasp the rhythm. Trying to test the waters with small funds is enough; pursuing stable returns is better than watching the market every day.
Every time I had the idea of bottom fishing, I ended up getting deeply trapped. Instead of betting on the bottom, it's better to confirm profits early.
Since that's the case, why not lock in the profits first, and put the remaining idle funds into a bank fixed deposit, waiting for about two years. This way, I can also keep a calmer mindset, without being tossed around by market sentiment every day.