SANTOS is under significant pressure at the 3.5 level, while CHZ is stuck around 0.14, repeatedly bottoming out. This kind of market tests each individual's psychological resilience and position planning. Friends who are trading with me are now almost able to break even or double their investments, but the key still depends on personal risk tolerance. To be honest, financial luck varies from person to person; even with the same entry points and judgments, the outcomes can be vastly different. The main thing is to have discipline and uphold integrity.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-19 15:09
The feeling of bottoming out is really overwhelming, just a little more to go...
CHZ at this level truly tests your mentality. Those who can't hold on have already been eliminated.
Financial luck is hard to explain; at the same entry point, some people go crazy with profits while others lose everything.
Discipline is the key; greed will kill you.
Mental preparation is more important than watching the charts, honestly.
Only when your position is well planned do you dare to sleep peacefully; otherwise, you're on edge every day.
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Lonely_Validator
· 01-19 05:58
Hitting rock bottom really tests human nature. Many people can't withstand these fluctuations and end up cutting their losses.
Mentality is easy to talk about but hard to do. I'm also running out of patience.
The 0.14 level is indeed difficult to break through. How was it overcome?
Discipline is easy to say but hard to practice. When actually trading, who isn't led by emotions?
Getting out of trouble and doubling your position are just probability issues. Bad luck can ruin even the most solid plan.
Position planning sounds simple, but how many people can strictly follow it in actual operation?
Psychological resilience is even more difficult than technical skills. This market phase is the ultimate test.
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BlockchainFries
· 01-17 16:22
Bottoming out really just depends on who has a stronger mentality
Getting out of trouble or getting liquidated, just a little more, it's too difficult
"Discipline" is easy to say, but very few people can really stick to it when it comes to practice
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-16 16:07
Bottoming out this wave, having the right mindset is more valuable than technical skills.
The bottoming phase is the easiest to break your mentality; I find it really uncomfortable to watch.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-16 15:37
The bottoming phase tests your mentality the most. I remain calm the more it drops.
The feeling of almost doubling is the hardest to bear. You still need to stick to discipline.
Position planning truly determines life or death. I'm currently paying the price for this.
With CHZ's repeated pattern, why can't it break through?
Financial luck is financial luck, but you still need to operate with your own rhythm.
SANTOS is under significant pressure at the 3.5 level, while CHZ is stuck around 0.14, repeatedly bottoming out. This kind of market tests each individual's psychological resilience and position planning. Friends who are trading with me are now almost able to break even or double their investments, but the key still depends on personal risk tolerance. To be honest, financial luck varies from person to person; even with the same entry points and judgments, the outcomes can be vastly different. The main thing is to have discipline and uphold integrity.