Some holders in crypto? They're built different, honestly. Market crashes, moonshots, rug after rug — they're just there, chill with their morning brew ☕️

Meanwhile you've got traders out here panic dumping at every dip, aping into pumps, gambling their whole stack twice before lunch. But the real ones? They already mapped out the play. They know the destination. And they're not budging.

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RetiredMiner

· 2h ago

A true holder is just like this, sleeping when it's time to sleep, eating when it's time to eat, and it doesn't matter how much it falls.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 14h ago

Indeed, those true hodlers are the most impressive, unlike me, a newbie who collapses mentally at the slightest fall.

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StableCoinKaren

· 15h ago

Ngl, a true holder is like this; no matter how bad the market is, there's no panic. They're much stronger than those who chase the price and sell with bearish market.

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RegenRestorer

· 15h ago

That's how a true hodler is, with an unshakeable mindset. My buddy starts selling when it falls 10%, and I just sit there drinking tea, what is he thinking?

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BitcoinDaddy

· 15h ago

Really, I have seen too many people shout to close all positions at the first fall, then turn around and go all in to the next broken project; I have long become numb to it. Those who can persist are indeed few.

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GasFeeVictim

· 15h ago

A true hodler is ruthless; someone like me who stares at the K-line every day is simply incomparable.

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HashBrownies

· 15h ago

Ngl, a true hodler has good mental quality. People like me who get nervous and shaky at the first sight of a fall just don't have that gene.

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