Imagine this scenario: you are attacked on a platform when selling, but you stick to your judgment and regularly lock in profits—what will happen then?
> The crowd that "knows your holdings" begins to attack en masse > Someone who was hyping up a coin in the community suddenly announces the launch of a new token, causing the platform's assets to plummet by 95%
This is reality. Many people regret it deeply.
The question is: do you choose to follow the crowd's enthusiasm blindly, or do you trust your own judgment? Will sticking to your principles lead to victory, or is it destined to lose? This is the true test. There are many smart people in the market, but few can remain rational under the pressure of public opinion.
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fomo_fighter
· 12h ago
When holding, the group is full of "Why did you sell so early," and after selling, they lose money and blame you for not reminding them... This is the current state of the crypto circle.
Selling and getting scolded instead, these people are really unreasonable.
Alright, I’ll just trust myself; their advice has never been right.
Selling amidst all the bullish voices takes a strong heart.
When it drops 95%, they’re still shouting bottom, hilarious.
The hardest part of doing contrarian trades isn’t technical issues, it’s all psychological warfare.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 12h ago
Selling at the top and getting criticized, but those people all lost money haha. That's the charm of Web3, I guess.
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LightningLady
· 12h ago
Selling gets you criticized, it's really damn ridiculous. But on the other hand, what are those critics doing now?
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GhostInTheChain
· 13h ago
Selling and getting scolded, this is the crypto world, brother. Clear-headed people are destined to be lonely.
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95% crash... still the ones who stick to their beliefs win. No wonder so many people have mental breakdowns.
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Truthful words are rare gems that can withstand public opinion pressure. Most are still being hijacked.
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Group enthusiasm is like a honey pot; everyone jumps in and is quite happy.
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Sticking to your beliefs? In this market, that's called courting death unless you really see things right.
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What’s painful are those who regret. If they had known earlier, they wouldn’t have listened to those big V’s nonsense.
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Short selling being attacked? I’ve seen this script too many times. Every time, someone fails to learn.
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The key is how to prove you're right. Only when you make money can you speak with confidence.
Imagine this scenario: you are attacked on a platform when selling, but you stick to your judgment and regularly lock in profits—what will happen then?
> The crowd that "knows your holdings" begins to attack en masse
> Someone who was hyping up a coin in the community suddenly announces the launch of a new token, causing the platform's assets to plummet by 95%
This is reality. Many people regret it deeply.
The question is: do you choose to follow the crowd's enthusiasm blindly, or do you trust your own judgment? Will sticking to your principles lead to victory, or is it destined to lose? This is the true test. There are many smart people in the market, but few can remain rational under the pressure of public opinion.