Prejudice is really ingrained in the bones. The instinctive brain and emotional brain are constantly controlling decisions. Want to completely let go of all biases? Easier said than done.
I've argued with myself many times, telling myself to be less intelligent, more humble, and to let go of obsessions. But what happens? Every time a new trend emerges, every time a strange coin suddenly floods the screen, those deeply rooted standards of judgment resurface.
The problem lies here — the market is always introducing things that break your existing cognition. You think you've learned, but in the next second, a new approach will overturn your understanding. How can you truly let go of obsessions and completely shed biases?
In the end, I thought of one thing: as long as you still want to make money, you must always keep an open mind to new things. Biases and obsessions are the biggest costs.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 15h ago
Well said, bias is truly an invisible fee, how much IQ tax have we paid in vain.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 16h ago
That's so true. I've always said that obsession is the biggest killer of retail investors. Many people drop out because they can't accept new tracks, and this wave is the best lesson.
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OnchainDetective
· 16h ago
According to on-chain data, the transfer patterns of these "new tokens" wallet addresses are really worth a close look... Each time, they first concentrate on dumping, then disperse through multiple addresses—obvious fund linkage. I had already guessed this long ago.
After analysis and judgment, those voices advocating to "let go of prejudice" all happen to appear at the time when the main players start to pump the price. This is definitely no coincidence.
Wait, the real problem is actually the other way around—the obsession itself is a firewall. My "deep-rooted judgment criteria" have actually helped me avoid many typical wash-trading schemes.
Prejudice is really ingrained in the bones. The instinctive brain and emotional brain are constantly controlling decisions. Want to completely let go of all biases? Easier said than done.
I've argued with myself many times, telling myself to be less intelligent, more humble, and to let go of obsessions. But what happens? Every time a new trend emerges, every time a strange coin suddenly floods the screen, those deeply rooted standards of judgment resurface.
The problem lies here — the market is always introducing things that break your existing cognition. You think you've learned, but in the next second, a new approach will overturn your understanding. How can you truly let go of obsessions and completely shed biases?
In the end, I thought of one thing: as long as you still want to make money, you must always keep an open mind to new things. Biases and obsessions are the biggest costs.