You sell at the bottom, thinking you made the right call. Price looks sketchy, so you decide to exit. Then boom—three days later, the coin rockets up 50%, 100%, sometimes even more. Your portfolio notification lights up like crazy, and you're just sitting there watching. It's that special kind of pain that only crypto traders understand. The worst part? You told yourself you'd hold. You had the plan. But then the FUD hit, the chart looked gnarly, and suddenly you're out. That's the game though—sometimes you make the money, sometimes you watch someone else make it. The key is not letting one bad trade mess with your next move.
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ThesisInvestor
· 4h ago
Sold too early, this pain... After three days, it rose 50%, and I just can't get rid of that message.
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RebaseVictim
· 4h ago
I really hate this feeling; the moment I sell, I just want to smash my phone.
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ContractSurrender
· 4h ago
This is a true reflection of my last week. Seeing others' profit screenshots really makes me want to smash my phone.
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LiquidityHunter
· 4h ago
Selling out is indeed, this is the source of happiness in crypto haha
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Ser_APY_2000
· 4h ago
I'm so done. It always happens like this—dump at the bottom, then watch it soar. My mental state is truly崩了.
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MEVvictim
· 4h ago
This is me... Every time, I sell at the bottom and watch it soar, and my mentality just collapses.
You sell at the bottom, thinking you made the right call. Price looks sketchy, so you decide to exit. Then boom—three days later, the coin rockets up 50%, 100%, sometimes even more. Your portfolio notification lights up like crazy, and you're just sitting there watching. It's that special kind of pain that only crypto traders understand. The worst part? You told yourself you'd hold. You had the plan. But then the FUD hit, the chart looked gnarly, and suddenly you're out. That's the game though—sometimes you make the money, sometimes you watch someone else make it. The key is not letting one bad trade mess with your next move.