$PI Different mindsets lead to different outcomes. When you think others are trapped, you congratulate yourself for being smart and getting out quickly. But conversely, they think you're miserable and have already been shaken out, while they're celebrating that they still hold their chips.

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· 4h ago

Having chips in hand brings peace of mind. Whether the price goes up or down doesn't matter. If it goes up, I don't have to sell my chips and can make them grow bigger. If it goes down, it's an opportunity for everyone to accumulate more chips. If you don't even have chips in hand, what does the price movement have to do with you? When you're concerned about others being trapped in losses, look back at yourself—you don't even have the qualification to be trapped, because you have no chips left in your hand.

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Hailingzi

· 4h ago

That makes sense. The coins my friend bought for me went to the exchange again for swing trading. The volatility is too exhausting. I'd rather add positions at lower prices.

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