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#数字资产代币化浪潮 Contracts are all about direction judgment, which always comes first. Once you recognize the trend, you can confidently hold your position and let the profits run on their own; if you misjudge the direction? Then you're just exchanging time for losses, and the longer you hold on, the bigger the hole gets.



Many people lose because they refuse to admit they are wrong even when they clearly are, insisting on waiting to break even. The market will not turn around just because of your obsession.

Every correct decision now is paving the way for future profits. Before the market is finished moving, everyone has a chance; when it comes to the critical moment, it's all about whose judgment is more solid. Did you stand on the right side of this wave of trends?
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MoonWaterDropletsvip
· 11-20 01:23
You're right, stop loss is just stopping the bleeding. --- Sticking to a wrong direction is the most suicidal operation I've ever seen. --- Really, being able to correct your mistakes is the way to survive, don't hold on stubbornly. --- I'm bearish on this wave, how about you all? --- Judgment is indeed everything, I learned this the hard way after suffering great losses. --- The idea of waiting to recoup investment needs to change, the market doesn't owe you anything. --- At critical moments, it's still all about mindset; skills are secondary. --- Now let's try taking the opposite position and see if it brightens up. --- It's not that easy to make solid judgments; luck accounts for half, right? --- I think we still have to admit that we are inexperienced, leaving the market in time is the smartest move.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 11-17 14:06
nah but actually the math on this "letting profits run" thing... let me check the wallet patterns real quick. seen this exact copium narrative right before the 2021 collapse tbh
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SmartContractDivervip
· 11-17 14:03
You're not wrong, it's just too difficult to execute. I'm the type who refuses to admit I'm wrong, still holding on despite having already lost a lot. If the direction is wrong, no matter how good the Holdings are, it's just a waste of time, and that's the most heart-wrenching part. I've been on the wrong side countless times, thinking each time that I could turn it around next time, but it just gets worse as I hold on. The key is recognizing the trend is too difficult, it feels like everyone is just guessing. This market really needs to cut losses hard, or else I'll continue to get Rekt.
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GasFeeLovervip
· 11-17 14:01
You're right, but the stop loss really holds back a lot of people. When the direction is wrong, they still stubbornly hold on; isn't that the mentality of a gambler? The market won't wait for you to turn things around. I actually predicted BTC correctly this time, but I'm really unsure about ETH; it still feels like it's in a consolidation phase. Judgment can sometimes hinge on just a single thought. Those who admit defeat early tend to live longer; it's a simple truth, but no one wants to hear it.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 11-17 13:56
It hits too hard; I’m just that kind of stubborn fool. --- Admitting mistakes is really harder than losing constantly. --- I’ve seen many people who still wander in a dream even when they’re going in the wrong direction. --- The key is that most people can’t judge the trend at all, and so can we. --- I’m betting on BTC this time; it’s either a comeback or lying flat, anyway, I’m already all in. --- The scariest part of holding a loss is that you never know where the bottom is. --- Honestly, I can’t quite understand the trend of ETH this time; can anyone explain it to me? --- Solid decision-making? My decision is based purely on feelings, but my instincts are quite accurate. --- Waiting to recoup investment is a gambler’s mentality; the market doesn’t wait for anyone. --- It’s easy to talk about standing on one side, but when it comes to execution, I’m the most cowardly.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 11-17 13:51
The market is fundamentally a game of execution; most people fail because they cannot recognize the direction. This statement hit me hard; the real pain of holding a losing position is not the loss itself, but the self-deceptive mindset. Currently, the rhythm of BTC and ETH feels a bit strange; those still eating losses on reverse positions should wake up. At critical moments, it's indeed about judgment, but even more about having the courage to decisively stop loss. If you've long realized that the direction is wrong but are still daydreaming, playing like this will surely lead to total losses sooner or later.
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