You ever notice how overthinking destroys the trade? I threw 10 SOL at what looked like a solid narrative—good setup, solid thesis, right? But then I started digging deeper, doing the research thing. That's when I saw the announcement about the February auction and suddenly the whole thesis shifted. Timing became the enemy.
It's wild how quickly new information can completely reframe what you thought was a sure move. Sometimes the best trades come from conviction without all the second-guessing. The moment you start dissecting every angle, you talk yourself out of it. Not saying DYOR is bad—it's essential. But there's a sweet spot between informed decision-making and analysis paralysis. Clearly I found the latter.
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On-ChainDiver
· 13h ago
Overstudying can really ruin a good hand; I have deep experience with that.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 13h ago
Haha, this is me. I have to research thoroughly to be satisfied, and as a result, I ended up researching myself.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 13h ago
Haha, this is me—researching while losing myself in the process.
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screenshot_gains
· 13h ago
Really, the more I research, the more I lose. I kind of understand this feeling now.
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OnchainSniper
· 13h ago
That's me. I start to doubt myself as soon as I do research, and in the end, I didn't make any profit.
You ever notice how overthinking destroys the trade? I threw 10 SOL at what looked like a solid narrative—good setup, solid thesis, right? But then I started digging deeper, doing the research thing. That's when I saw the announcement about the February auction and suddenly the whole thesis shifted. Timing became the enemy.
It's wild how quickly new information can completely reframe what you thought was a sure move. Sometimes the best trades come from conviction without all the second-guessing. The moment you start dissecting every angle, you talk yourself out of it. Not saying DYOR is bad—it's essential. But there's a sweet spot between informed decision-making and analysis paralysis. Clearly I found the latter.