In the crypto world, the hardest part is not predicting the market trend, but surviving within the upward movement.
Many people can grit their teeth and endure a sharp decline, but they falter during the rise. It's not that the market isn't cooperating; it's that their own rhythm gets disrupted.
Losses often stem from the same root cause:
**Entering too hastily, with no clear understanding of the medium-term trend.** Slight upward movements trigger the urge to retreat, fearing that profits will shrink; any decline prompts an escape attempt, fearing the downtrend will deepen; prolonged consolidation breeds self-doubt, eroding confidence. Emotions become entangled repeatedly, and accounts bleed through frequent trades.
But true gains are **not primarily made through trading actions.** During the main upward wave, success depends on recognizing the trend and holding firm, testing patience to wait.
The trend itself provides the potential for gains, and time rewards patience.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 12h ago
Exactly right, I'm the type who gets itchy when prices go up... Frequent trading really leads to heavy losses, I still need to learn how to hold back.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 12h ago
That's so true, I'm the sucker who got caught in the rising wave... Frequent trading really leads to bloodshed.
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BrokenYield
· 13h ago
nah this is just survivorship bias dressed up as wisdom... the real ones getting rekt aren't the ones who panic sell, they're overleveraged on some shitcoin thinking they found the next 100x. patience doesn't matter when your liquidation price hits lmao
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 13h ago
There's some truth to what you're saying... The most nerve-wracking part is when the price starts to rise, and your hands get itchy. You start to make frequent trades and end up killing your position in a frenzy, only to lose out. Honestly, it's even more testing of human nature than a sharp decline. Not many can hold on firmly to the main upward trend.
In the crypto world, the hardest part is not predicting the market trend, but surviving within the upward movement.
Many people can grit their teeth and endure a sharp decline, but they falter during the rise. It's not that the market isn't cooperating; it's that their own rhythm gets disrupted.
Losses often stem from the same root cause:
**Entering too hastily, with no clear understanding of the medium-term trend.** Slight upward movements trigger the urge to retreat, fearing that profits will shrink; any decline prompts an escape attempt, fearing the downtrend will deepen; prolonged consolidation breeds self-doubt, eroding confidence. Emotions become entangled repeatedly, and accounts bleed through frequent trades.
But true gains are **not primarily made through trading actions.** During the main upward wave, success depends on recognizing the trend and holding firm, testing patience to wait.
The trend itself provides the potential for gains, and time rewards patience.
Only those who endure can reap the rewards.
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