2025-12-25 10:00:40

#比特币与黄金战争 $UAI Yesterday afternoon, I entered the market with a group of people at this position, then took precise profits and exited. To be honest, when the market is so volatile, most people get emotionally hijacked. Watching the candlesticks fluctuate, they start to get nervous, either overtrading or holding on stubbornly, ultimately losing everything. Emotional decision-making is a market killer, especially in this high-volatility stage. Conversely, traders who can control their emotions and stick to their plans often manage to cut through the noise and seize real opportunities. The market is like that—calm-minded people make money, while those with a chaotic mindset get caught holding the bag. Recently, I’ve been keeping an eye on $PTB, $MAVIA, and $ETH , as there are some brewing opportunities at these levels.

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FancyResearchLab

· 2h ago

In theory, emotional management should indeed be feasible, but in practice, we all become emotional trading machines in front of the candlestick chart... Lu Ban No. 7 is back under construction, as usual.

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PhantomHunter

· 6h ago

Achieving precise take-profit is indeed difficult; most people are still debating whether to cut losses or not. --- Mindset is easy to talk about but hard to implement; very few can truly control their emotions. --- Seeing the candlestick chart trembling in your hand—that's the self-discipline of a bagholder. --- PTB, MAVIA, ETH are all on the watchlist. Only those who can seize this opportunity are the winners. --- Volatility tests human nature; greed causes most to lose money. --- It's easy to say, but when it comes to critical moments, psychological resilience is essential. --- Breaking through the noise—this phrase is spot on. Most people get lost in the noise. --- Emotional decision-making is truly the biggest pitfall in trading, no doubt about it. --- Those who can achieve precise take-profit are tough; most end up over-greedy and get wiped out.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 6h ago

Precise take-profit means making money. I just want to ask, why are some people so greedy that they get liquidated?

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MetaNomad

· 7h ago

Achieving precise take-profit is really difficult; most people are greedy and end up giving their profits back. --- Mindset is easy to talk about but hard to do; not many can stay calm when their account is plunging. --- Another story of taking signals, but emotional decisions are indeed the most deadly. --- PTB and MAVIA are both watching, but no one knows when the real entry point will be. --- The operation of taking profit and exiting sounds simple, but very few can actually execute it. --- Market volatility is actually the easiest time to reveal human nature. --- Staying calm and making money is not wrong, but who can truly do it? --- The position of ETH is indeed interesting, but we still need to observe further.

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AirdropHarvester

· 7h ago

Really, yesterday's rhythm of entering and exiting the market was perfect. It's all about staying clear-headed when the market is crazy. To put it simply, it's a mindset issue. Most people start to panic when they see the candlestick movements and can't stick to their plans. I'm also watching PTB and MAVIA. I feel there's real potential; it all depends on who can stay calm.

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BottomMisser

· 7h ago

Precise take-profit is really amazing. I was so frustrated yesterday that I reversed my position and lost everything. --- Mindset is easy to talk about, but as soon as I see a limit-down, I start to shake. I admit, I am the one who took the bait. --- Here comes the motivational speech again. Wait until I can truly control my emotions before I start bragging. --- The PTB level is indeed interesting, but I’ve already been scared off by being cut. --- "People with a calm mindset make money," I understand the principle, but my fingers just don't listen to me.

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