2025-12-26 19:27:53

Set your entry price wisely—bid low enough that you're comfortable staying in the position through the long haul. When you buy at a reasonable level rather than chasing peaks, you remove the psychological pressure to panic sell at temporary dips. That's the difference between trading and actually holding. Position sizing matters just as much as timing.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 1h ago

Low-position positioning is really the key to survival; those who buy in at high positions are all crying.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 15h ago

Building positions at low levels is truly an art. I've seen too many people chase the highs only to cut their losses when the price drops... Maintaining the right mindset is easier said than done.

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OnchainDetective

· 15h ago

Buy low and don't chase high—that's my motto. So many people end up dying on the road of chasing the top.

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DecentralizedElder

· 15h ago

Bottom layout is really the key, otherwise a drop will ruin your mood. I've fallen into this trap before—chasing in at high prices and then getting cut during a wave of correction. Now I've learned to be smart and wait for those scary price levels to get in, so even if it shrinks, I can sleep peacefully.

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