Your drawdown size often mirrors your ego size. That's just how markets work. The ones running on pure conviction without discipline? They get humbled fast. Markets don't care about your confidence level—they only punish carelessness and reward those who stick to their process. Winners aren't the ones with the biggest conviction swings; they're the ones who treat every trade with respect and follow their rules, no matter what.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 15h ago
The size of the pullback is proportional to the ego size, this really hits hard... How many overly confident people have been hit hard by the market's iron fist?
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SigmaValidator
· 15h ago
It sounds like you're talking about discipline, but how is a true winner defined?
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GasWaster
· 16h ago
nah this hits different when you're staring at a failed tx eating 50 gwei for nothing... discipline costs less than ego, fr fr
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RegenRestorer
· 16h ago
Most people who get liquidated are completely unaware of how confident they are.
Your drawdown size often mirrors your ego size. That's just how markets work. The ones running on pure conviction without discipline? They get humbled fast. Markets don't care about your confidence level—they only punish carelessness and reward those who stick to their process. Winners aren't the ones with the biggest conviction swings; they're the ones who treat every trade with respect and follow their rules, no matter what.