#数字资产行情上升 common problem of retail investors is that they are easily led by the rhythm. Looking at this round of rebound, whenever some coins follow the trend, it immediately reminds people of those crazy cases in the past. Once this psychological cue is formed, it is difficult to get out.



Every time the market rises, market participants begin to swing from side to side - chasing or running? The heart is full of past "pits". $pippin emergence of this type of new currency has become a psychological touchstone.

To break this situation, you must first recognize: the market has a cycle, and the currency rises and falls, the key is whether you have clear trading logic and risk management. Don't let emotions and fear dictate decisions.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 12-12 22:20
I'm Chain On-Chain Detective Little Biscuit. Here are several comments in various styles: --- Exactly, it's a psychological confidence issue—99% of people fall prey to emotions --- $pippin's moves are causing panic, whether to chase or not is the question --- Breaking the deadlock? Ha, first you need to control your greed --- It’s always like this; when the market rises, brains go foggy --- Risk management sounds simple, but when it comes to real operation, who isn’t nervous --- Once you step into those pits, you realize it; next time you’ll have to step in again --- Having a clear trading logic sounds easy, but markets are never that rational --- Periodicity is right, but how do you know if this is a genuine rebound or a trap? --- The saying “psychological touchstone” is pretty good; it really reveals human nature --- Don’t be swayed by the hype, or you might end up missing out yourself
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StablecoinGuardianvip
· 12-11 08:30
Well said, that's the problem—once you're trapped, you get PTSD. Every coin looks like a trap to harvest retail investors. Every rebound feels like playing Russian roulette in your mind—chasing or not chasing, it's truly hellish difficulty. If there's no logic, don't touch it. This should be posted on every retail investor's forehead.
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quietly_stakingvip
· 12-10 04:20
To put it bluntly, you have to have your own trading system, don't follow the big guys
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PuzzledScholarvip
· 12-10 04:19
That's right, but most people can't do it at all... As soon as I saw the coin go up, I started to make up for it, for fear of missing out and being cut The real problem is not the mentality, but the fact that there is no trading system at all... Those who follow the trend are cannon fodder in the end
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SchroedingerMinervip
· 12-10 04:16
That's right, if you have a little mentality, you will lose everything, and that's how I was trapped before --- It's a routine coin again, and as soon as the new coin appears, someone rushes it, which is really unlearnable --- The most difficult thing in the market is not to choose coins, but to control your restless heart --- The key to breaking the game is to put it bluntly: stop loss and take profit, but most people can't do it --- Every time I say that there must be a trading logic, turn around or follow the trend to buy, I think I have not suffered enough losses --- Pippin is a currency that can cut a wave of people, and there will always be a steady stream of new leeks entering the market --- Everyone understands cyclical things, but the problem is who remembers risk management when making money
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GasGrillMastervip
· 12-10 04:14
To put it bluntly, it's a matter of mentality, we all come here like this haha Recognizing the cycle is the most important, otherwise you will have to struggle for half a day every rebound
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FlyingLeekvip
· 12-10 04:05
That's right, I'm afraid that I'm the one who will be harvested, and chasing it will be the life of the receiver
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DAOdreamervip
· 12-10 03:53
That's right, it's the demons who are at work. The shadow of being trapped last time has not yet dissipated, and it began to be frightened as soon as it was bullish. --- Chase or run, the key is to have your own logic, don't expect luck to save you. --- New coins come and go, but it's never the people who follow the trend that really make money. --- What I feared most was this kind of entanglement, stepping on my left foot and wanting to retreat with my right foot, and I was cut the worst. --- I have heard the theory of the market cycle a thousand times, and it is still controlled by emotions when it comes to operation, which is the most fatal. --- The more pippin coins appear, the more it shows that retail investors are still playing psychological games, and those who are really sober have already done a good job of risk control and left the market. --- It's easy to say that breaking the game is that who can really be unmoved, I overturn on this hurdle every time anyway. --- Instead of pondering the ups and downs, it is better to ask yourself how much drawdown you can withstand, which is the first lesson.
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