2026-01-13 11:24:33

Instead of blindly chasing highs and frequently switching, it's better to understand your operational capacity boundaries. Focus on the leading projects, hold onto a period of strong and certain gains, and that is the real and tangible profit. Why bother with unnecessary fuss? Concentrate on doing the right things, which is better than anything else.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 10h ago

Exactly right. I'm the kind of person who has been taught a lesson from frequently switching. Now that I'm seriously holding the leading position, my mindset is much better.

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PanicSeller69

· 10h ago

That's true, but fewer than 10% of people can actually do it. I'm one of those who can't stop; when I see it going up, I want to add to my position, when it drops, I want to buy the dip. I've been messing around and now I'm completely in the red.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 10h ago

You're absolutely right. I kept losing because I was always trying to buy the dip and sell the top. Now I'm just holding tightly onto the leading stocks without letting go.

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TrustMeBro

· 10h ago

You're absolutely right. I lost money because I kept cutting losses frequently. Now I'm just holding onto mainstream coins, and my mindset has improved a lot.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 10h ago

That's right, I used to lose everything by chasing rallies and selling off in panic, and only later did I understand this principle. Holding onto the leader is the key, really. Is it easy? Watching others' new coins surge tenfold is indeed frustrating, but what I find even more painful now is the feeling of losing money. Frequent trading is just working for the exchange, little brother. Figure out what you can do and what you can't do; this is more useful than any technical indicator. Do the right thing, take it slow, it's not that hard.

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