2025-12-28 03:25:52

taking a break from chart-watching feels liberating—until you get sucked back in and lock yourself to the screens again. the cycle never really stops for market obsessives.

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SchrodingerGas

· 6h ago

Look at this, it's basically describing my daily life😅 The promise was "no market watching today," but an hour later I'm back on Twitter scrolling through on-chain data... This behavior pattern can be explained by game theory — once you anticipate arbitrage opportunities, rational people will always choose to re-enter the market. It's truly addictive.

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HashBard

· 6h ago

the siren song of the charts... we're all odysseus tied to the mast, except we keep untying ourselves lol. that liberation is just the opening act before the relapse. the real bearish signal? when you convince yourself the break was productive

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RegenRestorer

· 6h ago

Oh, that's me. You're so right. I can't quit.

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LightningSentry

· 6h ago

Really, the moment I put down my phone, I can breathe; then I turn around and stare at the screen to look at the K-line... I just can't stop.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 6h ago

The moment I put down my phone, I do feel comfortable, but then I turn around and get pulled back to stare at the K-line... Ironically, it's no different from drug addiction; I can't quit.

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