2026-01-12 10:24:30

A few days ago, I went long, but I was stopped out. Looking back at the market trend this weekend, the feeling is really complicated.

Honestly, have I already missed a wave? Watching the price go up, that thought in my mind, I really regret it a little. But then I think, instead of self-blame, it's better to carefully consider the upcoming opportunities.

Recently, I looked through some related tokens and found that there are quite a few projects I didn't pay much attention to before, and their prices are still relatively low. Do you think it's a good time to start building positions in batches? After all, opportunities in the market always keep recurring.

Interestingly, every time I miss a wave of market movement, I can often see clearly what the next step should be. Instead of dwelling on past decisions, it's better to focus on current choices. Over these two days on the weekend, I mainly looked at targets with decent fundamentals but haven't gained much attention yet, waiting for a more suitable entry point.

Actually, trading is like this—no one can perfectly hit every point. The important thing is to find a rhythm that suits you, and under controllable risk, seize those opportunities with relatively high certainty.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-12 10:54

Stop-loss exit, so what? Anyway, this wave won't rise for long. Me too, every time I miss it, I can clearly see the next move, experience is maxed out. Dipping in gradually at low levels is fine, just worried that the entry point might still drop further.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-12 10:52

Stop loss is just that—no need to regret. It's much better than being trapped. We definitely missed this wave, but the next one will come. The key is not to make the same mistake again. The bottom zone is the best time to position. Patience is needed to ride through the cycle. Speaking of those projects that no one pays attention to, they actually look quite interesting now. Getting taught a lesson by the market once or twice is enough; the third time, you must learn to be smart.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-12 10:51

Wait a moment, I need to dig into the details here. Based on on-chain data, is there any abnormal fund flow behind this wave of stop-loss exits? Your trading pattern during those days seemed a bit off...

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ser_ngmi

· 01-12 10:42

Stop-loss exit is just that, as long as you're alive, there's a chance Really, rather than regret, it's better to look forward to the next opportunity For low-cap potential coins, you need to choose carefully; not everything can be bought at the bottom Timing is the most important, that's how I think too

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