2026-01-07 16:22:45

Lately I've been a bit regretful. I should have shorted in spot trading, but my fingers wouldn't obey, and I foolishly entered another long position. Truly stupid. 😭

I need to reflect on why I was so eager to go into spot today. When the market reached 94,000, I felt my emotions ignite, and the market came back to life. Plus, that string of digital assets on the SOL chain could rise a hundred or thousand times, which was tempting, so I was forced to take a position. Looking back, BSC doesn't even have the qualification to compare.

Honestly, I still believe in the potential of certain leading exchange chains. The story of a second wave of market movement can be well told, requiring enough market sentiment and narrative to drive it. The problem is, I don't know when it will come, and I saw some profit on a trade, but adding to the position caused me to reverse and lose big.

This time is a lesson: chasing high and adding positions is like betting on emotional momentum. Once the sentiment fades, that added position becomes a deep trap.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-07 16:52

Chasing highs and adding positions, this is behavioral psychology, brother, I just can't stop BSC is really hopeless, how can it compare to SOL Emotions come and go, they say they won't, but they do, betting on them means death That wave at 94,000 was indeed tempting, but it was just so-so Next time, stay calm and don't let your fingers betray your brain

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-07 16:52

Chasing highs and adding positions is really a suicidal trade; once emotions retreat, it's all a trap.

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governance_ghost

· 01-07 16:38

Buying high and adding to positions is really poison. What happened to the stop-loss you promised, brother?

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Blockchainiac

· 01-07 16:33

Chasing high and adding positions is truly toxic, one second of pleasure leads to a year of loss. --- That wave at 94,000 was indeed incredible, but I was still greedy for spot trading. --- This is a typical emotional relay, betting on whether the next trader will buy in. --- Seeing hundreds or thousands of times returns on SOL is exciting, but after a quick liquidation, all losses are back. --- I promised to short reversely, but I slipped up. I really understand that feeling. --- Waiting for the narrative to come? Bro, I've waited half a year and still haven't seen it. --- There really aren't many opportunities on BSC now; the ecosystem has been drained. --- Always making mistakes at positions like 94,000, why can't I learn? --- The moment you add to your position, the outcome is already sealed; there's no saving it. --- The moment your emotions fade, your chips become trash. --- It's too late to regret now; wait for the next market wave to come.

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LightningWallet

· 01-07 16:25

Handshake, I've also done this move before. When emotions run high, the mind gets clouded, and I insist on chasing the trend. Adding positions at a high price is really dangerous; this is how I get trapped every time. The crazy surge of SOL is indeed eye-catching, but the cost of greed is too high.

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