Don't rush to flip assets frequently; wait until the market picks up, and those good projects will naturally come into play. After choosing the right direction and allocating your positions well, the biggest test is whether you can wait patiently.
There's an interesting phenomenon—most people lose money precisely when the market is rising. Conversely, during a bear market, although accounts may be in the red, the losses are not as exaggerated because everyone is settled and hesitant to act. Especially at the bottom, when people's spirits are at their lowest, very few are willing to do research and make strategic moves. Those who take action at this time are often the eventual winners.
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CryptoMotivator
· 20h ago
A bear market can sustain life, but repeatedly flipping in a bull market will directly lead to death—that's the difference.
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SilentObserver
· 01-07 18:14
Can't wait anymore, as soon as it rises, I get itchy and want to trade.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-07 12:59
A bear market staying put and actually living better—this sounds harsh but is truly heartfelt advice. I am the kind of person who frequently makes trades and ends up losing everything. Only now do I understand the value of patience.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-05 06:58
The bear market being steady is true; at that time, although the account was all green, the mentality was the most stable... Now that the market is slightly up, I start to operate more frequently, and this is the real killer.
Wait, I just remembered that wave in 2018. At the bottom, everyone thought it was going to zero, but in the end, those who dared to deploy were the ones who laughed last. Conservation of energy, everyone. The cost of losses is to leave opportunities behind.
Honestly, the hardest part now is waiting, even more painful than losing money... but this is the test of faith.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-05 06:57
Staying put during a bear market actually results in less loss, while the bull market can lead to a bloodbath. This idea sounds correct, but I still can't shake the itchy finger habit haha.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-05 06:55
Exactly right, the bear market is the real time to scoop up bargains.
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RiddleMaster
· 01-05 06:54
A bear market settlement is really the right approach, but I can't hold back when the market rises. This illness needs treatment.
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MetaverseHobo
· 01-05 06:47
The bear market truly tests your mentality. Those who dared to buy the dip back then are now smiling the brightest.
Don't rush to flip assets frequently; wait until the market picks up, and those good projects will naturally come into play. After choosing the right direction and allocating your positions well, the biggest test is whether you can wait patiently.
There's an interesting phenomenon—most people lose money precisely when the market is rising. Conversely, during a bear market, although accounts may be in the red, the losses are not as exaggerated because everyone is settled and hesitant to act. Especially at the bottom, when people's spirits are at their lowest, very few are willing to do research and make strategic moves. Those who take action at this time are often the eventual winners.