The recent fall of Ethereum these days is indeed suffocating, and many people are tied up. To be honest, I can understand that feeling.
But we need to see clearly one thing - the direction is not wrong, it's patience that has been consumed by emotions.
ETH is connected to the underlying layer of the entire crypto ecosystem. Its sharp falls are never due to poor projects, but rather at critical moments, large funds use the harshest means to wash out the market. Every major sell-off forces those who can't withstand it to exit, transferring chips to those who are truly composed players. This is an old tactic of the market.
Looking back at history makes it clear - what people truly regret is not being trapped, but selling at the lowest point, in that moment of emotional collapse. The more bloody the market, the closer it indicates we are to the bottom mentality.
As long as your position is still there, your mindset hasn't collapsed, and your plan hasn't changed, don't let a single candlestick negate you. Surviving is always a hundred times more important than being right or wrong in the short term.
Give yourself some time. The market never neglects those who know how to endure.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 10h ago
You are not wrong; those who have to cut losses must be feeling quite upset right now, really.
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GasFeeDodger
· 11h ago
You're right, the ones who cut losses are always the most wronged. I've also gone through those moments when I wanted to smash my phone, but really, if you endure it, you'll win.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 11h ago
To be honest, I’m scared of being whipsawed, but the moment I cut loss is when it's really over. Just hang in there.
The recent fall of Ethereum these days is indeed suffocating, and many people are tied up. To be honest, I can understand that feeling.
But we need to see clearly one thing - the direction is not wrong, it's patience that has been consumed by emotions.
ETH is connected to the underlying layer of the entire crypto ecosystem. Its sharp falls are never due to poor projects, but rather at critical moments, large funds use the harshest means to wash out the market. Every major sell-off forces those who can't withstand it to exit, transferring chips to those who are truly composed players. This is an old tactic of the market.
Looking back at history makes it clear - what people truly regret is not being trapped, but selling at the lowest point, in that moment of emotional collapse. The more bloody the market, the closer it indicates we are to the bottom mentality.
As long as your position is still there, your mindset hasn't collapsed, and your plan hasn't changed, don't let a single candlestick negate you. Surviving is always a hundred times more important than being right or wrong in the short term.
Give yourself some time. The market never neglects those who know how to endure.