2025-12-08 20:21:08

Lost money yet again! Every time I buy the dip with full confidence, I end up catching a falling knife. While others are showing off their gains, I’m over here taking losses day after day. Am I just too greedy, or is my luck just that bad? Feels like the market is targeting my positions on purpose to liquidate me... Can any experienced folks teach me how to break this curse?

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degenonymous

· 5h ago

Buying the dip turned into hitting the floor... I understand this feeling, really.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 6h ago

Buying at the bottom leads to getting cut, cutting losses leads to a rebound, that's just my fate.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 12-10 18:12

Bro, your bottom-fishing skills are really incredible. You always manage to step into the trap precisely, haha.

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ZenChainWalker

· 12-10 02:41

It's always the highest point when I buy the dip. I actually believed you.

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SignatureCollector

· 12-08 20:43

Tried to buy the dip and ended up losing everything—truly epic, haha.

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governance_lurker

· 12-08 20:40

Bro, this is a classic case of chasing highs and cutting losses at lows. If you want to buy the dip, just do it—why go all-in and gamble? When it’s time to cut losses, you hesitate, and when the market rebounds, you want to catch cheap deals. With this mindset, the market will teach you a lesson sooner or later.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 12-08 20:39

Bro, this is just the gambler's fallacy. The market doesn't care who you are.

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MissedTheBoat