The notion of 'holding onto spot assets without fear' may seem reasonable, but it is actually a deadly misconception that hides a significant crisis. In the field of spot investment, the greatest risk often lies in the subtle decline of prices, while investors remain oblivious. Those who engage in spot investment often develop a fallacy: even if prices decline, the amount of currency they hold does not decrease, and they think they can just wait for prices to rebound, at which point they can secure profits without losses. However, human weaknesses are fully exposed in this process; when prices do rise, they become greedy for even more profits, reluctant to sell, and as a result, they can only watch helplessly as prices fall again. In this repeated cycle of rises and falls, investors not only risk missing the best profit opportunities but may also face the painful outcome of their asset value dropping to zero.
When the spot market experiences a sharp decline, investors can easily fall into the trap of self-paralysis, gradually stepping into a vicious cycle of 'waiting for a rebound after a 10% drop → deleting the app after an 80% drop.' Unlike contract players who can cut losses in time through sharp market insights, spot players generally lack sufficient awareness of the risks hidden within projects, and their perception is relatively dull, making it difficult to take effective measures when risks first appear.
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