2026-01-05 07:28:25

The market is showing signs of improvement, and I thought to myself this time I wouldn't set a stop loss, so I decisively entered with 10. As a result, 8 were stopped out, and those 8 have now multiplied several times. The other 2 I held onto, but their gains weren't as impressive as the first 8. It's quite ironic—sometimes actively setting a stop loss causes you to miss out on big market moves, but not having a stop is also risking death. As I always say, the hardest part of trading isn't choosing the coins, but choosing the right timing for the stop loss.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-08 07:28

Damn, this is my daily routine. I feel heartbroken looking at those 8 stop-losses now.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-08 01:09

This is my daily routine—cutting losses and developing psychological shadows, while holding on actually results in no profit.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-05 07:48

Haha, I told you, stop-loss is really a curse. If you set it, you'll get slapped in the face; if you don't, you'll end up dead.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-05 07:45

This is what you call a typical "missed opportunity," and it's understandable to feel mentally overwhelmed.

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MemeCoinSavant

· 01-05 07:42

ngl this is just peak behavioral finance in action... the stopped-out 8 are literally living rent-free in your head while the 2 bagholders sit there like "we're fine" lmao

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