You keep stumbling into several projects in a row, start to wonder if there's something wrong with yourself? Actually, this issue isn't that simple— the answer could be yes or no, depending on what you considered before taking action.



Reflect on these points: Did you follow the trend just because a certain KOL posted about it? Or were you driven by market sentiment and FOMO? Or perhaps you lost money a few times before and, in a moment of anger, just wanted to gamble to recover? Many times, the project itself isn't necessarily bad; the problem lies in the decision-making logic. Before making a choice, ask yourself these questions— it might be smarter than blindly continuing to stumble into pitfalls.
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GateUser-40edb63bvip
· 7h ago
Seeing this article really hits home... A while ago, I was carried away by a statement from a certain influencer, which resulted in a huge loss. Now that I think about it, it was really not worth it. The key is that I didn't think it through at the time and just rushed in, pure FOMO.
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FancyResearchLabvip
· 01-10 00:58
Luban is working again, this time not a contract issue but a brain issue. Following the KOL trend, I've tried that, now I'm just lying flat. --- FOMO is really a good thing, it can clear out my wallet every time. Now I've learned to be smart. --- It sounds good, the decision-making logic, but in reality, it's just gambler's mentality. Making a comeback? Ha, the more you gamble, the poorer you get. --- In theory, you should do your homework first, but in practice, it's just buy when it's bullish—this bad habit can't be changed. --- Locked myself inside again, only willing to stop after losing everything. --- When market sentiment comes, my brain stops working. I’ve been through this pit many times. --- First ask yourself? I directly ask the market, and the market's answer is usually a slap.
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NFTArtisanHQvip
· 01-08 10:51
ngl the real paradigm shift here isn't about spotting bad projects... it's recognizing your own decision-making architecture is fundamentally broken, no? like, FOMO as a market primitive revealing more about the collector than the collection itself...
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PhantomHuntervip
· 01-08 10:44
Honestly, the biggest fear is being led by KOLs and their rhythm. One or two times is okay, but after that, it's time to reflect. Following the trend is too deadly. I used to do the same, but only after changing did I realize I could survive. If your decision-making logic is terrible, don't blame the project when things go wrong. During FOMO moments, your brain just shorts out. Trying to recover losses through gambling is a big taboo. The more anxious you are, the more you lose. Only by staying calm can you see things clearly. Instead of repeatedly falling into traps, it's better to first figure out whether you're truly thinking or not.
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BakedCatFanboyvip
· 01-08 10:24
Honestly, those who follow the trend after being exploited by KOLs multiple times should reflect on themselves.
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