After drifting in the world of cryptocurrencies for a long time, one understands that the red and green alternation on the K-line chart is never like dice in a casino; those who can stand firm here are not competing based on luck but rather on patience and rationality.


How many people rushed in because of the legend of 'hundred times coin', and when they saw a small cryptocurrency rise by 20%, they became complacent, took a screenshot to show off their 'accurate prediction' on social media, and then turned around and invested all their wealth into it.

But is there any certainty in the cryptocurrency market? Just the night before, one could be toasting to profits, and the next day they might be severely hit by a large bearish candle—by the time they realize, the numbers in their account may have shrunk by half; they either stubbornly hold on unwilling to stop-loss or panic and sell everything, only to regret watching the rebound.


I've also seen another extreme; some people treat cryptocurrencies like they are carrying a ticking time bomb. If the market drops slightly, they become restless, scrolling through the community's 'crash warnings', growing more and more anxious.

Clearly, there are no fundamental problems with the project, yet one is scared out of their wits and stops loss at the low point.

When the market finally recovers and starts to rebound, one can only watch helplessly as their previous holdings rise again, regretting why they couldn't hold on back then.
What the cryptocurrency market lacks the least is the 'roller coaster' type of market.

Not long ago, a certain mainstream currency dropped from $30,000 to $18,000, and the community was filled with lamentations. Some cursed and cleared their positions, while others remained calm and averaged down—later, when the market warmed up to $25,000, the latter gradually recovered their losses, while the former was still tangled up wondering whether to chase the high.

Is the gap between them due to luck? It's just that the former is swayed by panic, while the latter knows they are buying based on logic rather than emotion.


Those who truly profit in the cryptocurrency market are mostly 'rationalists'.

Don’t be greedy when the market rises; sell decisively when you reach your set profit point, and don’t envy others for earning those few extra points. Don’t panic when it drops; first check if the project has really encountered problems; if the fundamentals haven’t changed, just endure the fluctuations and wait for recovery.

Ultimately, cryptocurrency trading is a competition of 'staying calm'—if you can keep your mindset stable, you have already surpassed 80% of those who chase highs and sell lows.


Market fluctuations are the norm; don’t let temporary rises and falls disturb your mind. Don’t be proud when you profit, and don’t panic when you incur losses; maintaining a clear mind is more important than anything else. I wish everyone stability and longevity in the cryptocurrency market.

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