I saw online that $PING is the next hot coin, so I followed the trend and bought it. Later, I heard a recommendation that $DOYR is a unique misprint coin by the top influencer, and I felt the opportunity was rare, so I threw money in again. Then #114515听说要打开日本市场,# Binance announced the start of the Chinese language era... Every time, it's the same routine, and every time I choose to believe.
Really, no matter how much capital I have, I can't withstand this kind of tossing around. Being cut again and again, regretting each time, but turning around and jumping into new pits. When will I be able to win once? It's not just about luck; more often, it's about being hijacked by public opinion and FOMO emotions, losing rationality. The sorrow of retail investors lies in this repetitive cycle.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-07 16:42
It's the same old trick... I just want to know when I can win once.
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just_another_wallet
· 01-07 16:40
Bro, is this my autobiography? Every word hits home.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-07 16:35
Ha, it's the same old trick, I know too many people like this
Keep getting cut and wanting to get cut again, truly addictive
Having money is not enough, you need to have brains
FOMO is the most toxic, more toxic than coins
Every time they say this time is different, but it always ends up the same and gets cut
Why do they keep going? I really don't understand
Retail investors are just the weeds in the casino, face the reality
Falling into the trap every time, almost a profession now
When you have little money, you should learn to cut losses
Instead of waiting to win, it's better to learn how not to lose
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RunWhenCut
· 01-07 16:33
It's the same old story, brother—listening to the wind and believing every rumor.
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FOMO does more harm than good; every time I think this time is different.
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Getting cut so many times and still chasing—that's just ridiculous.
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Wake up, the next hot coin won't save you either.
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I feel the same—repeating the same mistakes over and over.
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The problem isn't the coin; it's our brains.
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When will we learn to say no? Really.
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Retail investors are doomed; no matter how hard we try, we're just being harvested.
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That's a gambling mentality; changing the skin doesn't change the game.
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Every time, I say this time is different, but in the end, I still suffer heavy losses.
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AirdropNinja
· 01-07 16:25
One trap after another, you really haven't learned your lesson, huh?
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LiquidityLarry
· 01-07 16:20
It's the same old trick, you can tell the ending just by looking once
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I was just saying when retail investors will finally learn
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FOMO really kills without bloodshed, jumping in again and again
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That's why I only watch now and don't buy, just waiting to see the show
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The crypto world is always in this rhythm of cutting leeks
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Honestly, greed and fear take turns teaching you lessons
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The next trap is already lining up and waiting for you, brother
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Are you numb from being cut? I understand
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Trust me, stay calm for three months first and then decide
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Every time they say this time is different, but it's always the same old show
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No matter how much principal you have, you can't withstand this frequency of operation
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MindsetExpander
· 01-07 16:17
Really incredible. Falling for the same trick so many times, this is called addictive leek-cutting.
I saw online that $PING is the next hot coin, so I followed the trend and bought it. Later, I heard a recommendation that $DOYR is a unique misprint coin by the top influencer, and I felt the opportunity was rare, so I threw money in again. Then #114515听说要打开日本市场,# Binance announced the start of the Chinese language era... Every time, it's the same routine, and every time I choose to believe.
Really, no matter how much capital I have, I can't withstand this kind of tossing around. Being cut again and again, regretting each time, but turning around and jumping into new pits. When will I be able to win once? It's not just about luck; more often, it's about being hijacked by public opinion and FOMO emotions, losing rationality. The sorrow of retail investors lies in this repetitive cycle.