#数字资产动态追踪 Some pitfalls; once you've stepped on them, you've really had enough
You'll find that in this market, the ones who survive are not necessarily the ones who rush in the fastest.
Don't make major decisions during FOMO—this sounds simple, but how many can truly resist? Watching others' accounts double, fingers trembling, and then an impulsive move leading to liquidation—stories like these happen every day.
Don't treat leverage as a sign of strength—leverage is like a knife; beginners wield it and feel invincible, but they're actually playing with fire. True experts use leverage to hedge risks, not to make quick money. The fluctuations of $BTC have long told us that risk and reward are never proportional.
Don't change your understanding of human nature because of price volatility—this is the most painful truth. In a bear market, you're the "wise rational person"; in a bull market, you're a gambler. It's just yourself acting out a play.
Don't treat narratives as the truth—today a concept becomes popular, and tomorrow the whole internet is talking about it. But no matter how good the story sounds, it can't fill the funding gap. Fundamentals are the true ending of the story.
Stick to these principles; you may not make the most money, but you'll definitely survive the longest. And in this game, surviving long is itself a win.
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MidnightGenesis
· 23h ago
On-chain data shows that the wallets that were liquidated were all deployed around the peak of the bull market, as expected.
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FadCatcher
· 01-05 13:15
Living longer is winning; this saying really hits the mark and is more reliable than anything that multiplies a hundredfold.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 01-05 07:30
Really, after stepping into many pits, you realize that living is much more important than making quick money.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 01-05 07:30
Leverage traders die on leverage, I've seen too many. It's just for temporary thrill, the account remains permanently cold.
I understand these principles, but I get nervous when executing.
Narratives... just listen, don't take them seriously.
Longevity is the real winner, there's nothing wrong with that.
FOMO has killed so many people, just thinking about it gives me chills.
Bull market gamblers, bear market philosophers—it's a bit ironic.
Fundamentals will never deceive you, but waiting for them to materialize is truly torturous.
After experiencing a margin call, no leverage seems appealing anymore.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-05 07:30
Really, sometimes when I see others get liquidated, I feel grateful that I'm still alive.
Living long is the real victory; those who earn the most have already cooled off.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-05 07:30
Really, everyone who has stepped on the坑 knows that playing it safe is more profitable than surfing for gains.
Look at my friends, those who FOMOed in—now look at them, hey.
Leverage is just a magnifying glass; it amplifies not the returns but the mental breakdown.
The worst part is fooling yourself—bull markets are a straight road, bear markets are a straight worm.
Fundamentals are the key; there are many projects with appealing narratives, but many also end up kneeling.
Only by staying alive can you make money, there's no doubt about that.
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LightningWallet
· 01-05 07:09
Damn, you're right. I was so nervous last year after seeing others make money that I panicked and got liquidated immediately. I'm still paying off the debt now.
#数字资产动态追踪 Some pitfalls; once you've stepped on them, you've really had enough
You'll find that in this market, the ones who survive are not necessarily the ones who rush in the fastest.
Don't make major decisions during FOMO—this sounds simple, but how many can truly resist? Watching others' accounts double, fingers trembling, and then an impulsive move leading to liquidation—stories like these happen every day.
Don't treat leverage as a sign of strength—leverage is like a knife; beginners wield it and feel invincible, but they're actually playing with fire. True experts use leverage to hedge risks, not to make quick money. The fluctuations of $BTC have long told us that risk and reward are never proportional.
Don't change your understanding of human nature because of price volatility—this is the most painful truth. In a bear market, you're the "wise rational person"; in a bull market, you're a gambler. It's just yourself acting out a play.
Don't treat narratives as the truth—today a concept becomes popular, and tomorrow the whole internet is talking about it. But no matter how good the story sounds, it can't fill the funding gap. Fundamentals are the true ending of the story.
Stick to these principles; you may not make the most money, but you'll definitely survive the longest. And in this game, surviving long is itself a win.