2025-12-27 13:27:25

Actually, the fastest way to grow is to push forward relentlessly. Every opportunity in life is hiding in the places you fear the most. No matter how nervous or trembling your hands are, you have to move forward. You can be terrified and still grit your teeth and set out, because true courage is not about being indifferent, but about knowing you're afraid and still choosing to do it.

This month's report card, to be honest, is average. Looking at others who have dozens of times the gains, and then looking at my own positions, it's a bit lacking. But do I feel angry? No. Because what happens next month is still to be seen. The market is like that—only after lows do highs come. As long as you persist, there will always be a chance to turn things around.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 9h ago

Hard staking is indeed effective, but the prerequisite is not to get caught in the contract liquidation trap. I also want to leverage dozens of times like others, but the problem is I don't have that luck, so I can only take it slow. Next month? Maybe I'll be tricked again next month; anyway, I'll just hold my coins and wait.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 10h ago

Yeah, this month was a bit disappointing, but compared to those who go all-in at once, at least I'm still alive. Wait, isn't true courage about not caring? So why am I just lying flat, haha? Life is a gamble; even if you're scared, you have to keep buying. I've been hearing "turn things around next month" for at least three years. To put it nicely, there are very few who can really go all out; most are forced to set out.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 21h ago

Hard pushing is indeed stimulating, but I believe that holding steady with a calm mindset is more reliable. This month has been disappointing, but the feeling of a turnaround is just around the corner. Still losing at the end of the month? Hang in there, surviving this wave makes you a winner. Being timid is normal, the key is that after being timid, you still dare to continue all-in. Others may multiply their holdings dozens of times, but I only multiply a few times, yet I am still alive. Some people have already been wiped out. Charging forward is not wrong, but don’t push to the point of liquidation.

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GhostInTheChain

· 21h ago

I suffered losses at the end of the month, but I chose to go all in again. Anyway, I've already entered, and fear can't change anything. It's better to burn the boats. --- Others are still in the green while I am down dozens of times, but this is what I have to go through. The chance to turn things around is right in front of me next month, I can feel it. --- Trembling hands, but I still have to place the order. Real profit has never been comfortable; you have to act when you're most panicked. --- That's right, opportunities are always in the hardest places. Those who fall this wave, looking back, are the biggest opportunities. I am betting on this wave. --- The report card is average, but I learned something. Every loss is stacking chips for the next big surge—that's the game. --- Those who persist in the trough, the next peak will be yours. I don't believe I can't hold on, and I don't believe money will always be in other people's pockets.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 21h ago

This month was indeed disappointing, but I believe next month can rebound. That's right, sometimes you just have to stand your ground; if you back down, there's no chance. Others are dozens of times better than me, but I'll take it slow; after all, there's still a long way to go. Don't be afraid, just persist; there will always be a chance to turn things around. The monthly report is average, but that's the market—ups and downs. Keep holding. Even when scared, you have to toughen up and face it—that's true courage. When you're in a trough, just wait for the peak; there's nothing to be angry about, as long as you keep going.

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StableBoi

· 21h ago

That's right, this month indeed underperformed, but how should I put it, anyway I'm used to it. Wait, how come others are dozens of times better and I'm only a few times... Am I here to joke? It's just about going all in, what's there to be afraid of, anyway I've already lost money. A turnaround at the end of the month, I don't believe it. Even if my hands tremble, the position can't be timid. That sounds nice to hear, but where's the money, where did it go? Both lows and highs are illusions; the key is not to lose everything.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 21h ago

That's right, this month was indeed disappointing, but how should I put it, I'm used to it. Hard pushing is the way to go; if you hold back, there will be no chance. Others are dozens of times better, and I'm only twice as good, gotta keep a good mindset haha. Really, sometimes you just have to be afraid and go all in at the same time, or how else can you turn things around. Waiting for next month to overtake; what’s meant to come will come. A bear market isn't scary; what's scary is the mindset collapsing first. My position lost quite a bit, but I'm not desperate yet. Basically, it's about persistence; time will prove everything.

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