2025-12-26 12:20:49

Those who have seen what can be done with crypto assets often live the most conflicted lives. They understand they have this opportunity, yet feel they haven't lived up to their potential—this psychological pressure is very real. Most people struggle in this cycle: seeing the possibilities, yet being dissatisfied with the current situation.

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DataOnlooker

· 11h ago

Really, those who have doubled their investments a few times are a bit obsessed. The feeling of wanting to get in but also fearing missing out is just too intense. --- Basically, it's greed. The hardest part is knowing what you missed. --- Isn't this just me... knowing the opportunity is there but always feeling a step behind. --- What’s there to hesitate about? Go all in or relax, but flipping back and forth is the most exhausting. --- So true. Watching others take off while you lag behind can really drive you crazy. --- The problem isn't the assets; it's the regret that can't fit in your heart.

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ContractBugHunter

· 11h ago

Seeing the ceiling but unable to reach it, nothing is more painful... This kind of psychological pressure can really consume a person.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 11h ago

Really, those who experienced overnight wealth, looking back at my own small gains, I feel like I missed out. Why bother? Just eat, sleep, and stop overthinking the money coming and going; it’ll just wear your brain out. That's how I am, somewhat regretful for seeing 😭. This feeling is like knowing you can make money but always missing that one step, it's uncomfortable. No need to overthink, just focus on doing the current thing and wait for the right opportunity to come.

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