2026-01-18 15:38:42

90% of those who suffer losses in the crypto market actually chose the wrong assets. The problem was elsewhere: most people lacked the patience to hold the right coin. Instead of waiting at the door of opportunity, they panicked. They made hasty decisions. When the market hit bottom, they fled; when it peaked, they wanted to return. In short, it wasn't a lack of strategy; it was a lack of discipline.

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NoStopLossNut

· 3h ago

That's so right, it's all about mindset. --- If you can't hold it, you just can't hold it; psychological preparation isn't good enough. --- 90% of people lose money on paper hands, really. --- Don't choose coins now, work on your mindset first, brother. --- Got it, next time I'll wait kneeling down, not moving around while standing. --- Wait, are you saying I should buy and then close my eyes? --- This is why big players make money and retail investors lose money, the truth. --- Exactly, I'm the fool panicking and bottom-fishing. --- Discipline... sounds simple but it's deadly to implement. --- After all that, I chose the right coin, but still lost it all in my own hands.

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ZenMiner

· 3h ago

You're absolutely right, it's all about mindset. --- The real loser is the one who can't hold on. --- That's just me. I get nervous and cut my losses. Now I regret it to death. --- Paper hands are more deadly than anything... --- I've seen through it long ago, but I still can't change this bad habit. --- Nine out of ten people die from anxiety, really. --- I'm the fool who ran away at the bottom, hahaha. --- Diamond hands are indeed rare; most people are paper hands. --- Setting stop-losses makes you feel at ease; not fearing the decline, but fearing your own hot-headedness. --- These days, it's not about who has the best vision, but who can hold on.

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