2025-12-15 00:20:58

$FHE this time definitely didn't catch the rhythm right. At first, I was full of expectations, but the market kept declining, and watching the account shrink, my mindset also collapsed. Now I just want to see if I can cut losses in time to protect the principal and avoid further losses.

Honestly, this is also the most heartbreaking part of investing in the crypto world. Every time I tell myself to analyze rationally and control risks, but when losses actually happen, I forget all plans and just want to get out quickly. $FHE's experience is also a lesson—sometimes admitting mistakes and cutting losses in time is wiser than stubbornly holding on.

Have you all experienced this feeling during your holdings? When you make a wrong call, how do you handle it?

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· 12-15 00:51

Cutting losses really requires a firm decision, otherwise you'll end up among those who get trapped. --- FHE is a lesson this time; next time, I need to be more cautious. --- Ultimately, it's still a mindset issue. When losses reach a certain point, rational thinking becomes impossible. --- It's better to cut losses early than to wait for death; this is a painful lesson. --- It's normal to make wrong calls, but the key is not to stubbornly hold on, that’s where the real trap lies. --- The hardest part about account shrinkage is the psychological barrier; deciding whether to cut or not is truly difficult. --- Admitting losses early can actually preserve more; the logic is simple but hard to follow. --- That's just how the crypto world is; plans can never keep up with changes, talking more is all tears. --- Sometimes, running away is smarter than holding on; it all depends on whether you can do it. --- Once your mindset collapses, it's over; once doubts start, it's time to exit. --- FHE is a stark warning; next time, I have to be more careful when choosing coins. --- Although cutting losses is painful, it's much better than being trapped for half a year. --- Honestly, how tough must your heart be to hold your position until now? I couldn't take it anymore.

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