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At three in the morning, scrolling through the plaza, I saw someone say "Tonight will definitely break 120,000," and with a shake of my finger, I opened a position; in the blink of an eye, I scrolled to "The dealer is smashing the market countdown," and with a determined heart, I closed my position and changed direction.
Why are we always being led by the nose?
- It's not that the news is too cunning; it's that you lack cognitive measurement. When others shout long or short, it can stir you up, essentially because you don’t have your own "yardstick" for the market. It's like someone without a ruler walking into a fabric store; when the boss says three meters, you believe it, and when the clerk says five meters, you believe that too.
- When your cognitive understanding is insufficient, noise becomes the holy decree. You can't even draw support and resistance accurately, yet you dare to follow so-called "insider information" and go all in; this isn't bravery, it's like carrying a torch into a dynamite warehouse—then blaming the dynamite for exploding.
Those shouting "It will definitely drop" in the plaza, do their measured data meet your standards?;
Those posting screenshots of their "hundred times divine orders," if you open their homepage, it’s all contract promotion codes. You think they are your lifeline, and they see you as fuel for traffic.
Often, do you open a position just because the plaza news aligns with what you are thinking? Does this "emotional value" bring actual profits?
➡️ When you want to follow the trend and open a position, ask yourself a few questions:
Give the news a "sieve"
Next time you see a "skyrocketing signal," whose cheese is this news moving? (Exchange? Project party? Signal caller?)
Is there a contradiction in on-chain data? (For example, when calling long, are the whales selling?)
If I were to operate in the opposite direction, would I be more afraid? (If yes, it indicates you are emotionally hijacked)
Finally, I leave you with a saying:
The market devours people without blinking, but it specifically targets those who run with their eyes closed.
#BTC再创新高 #迷因币情绪
Why are we always being led by the nose?
- It's not that the news is too cunning; it's that you lack cognitive measurement. When others shout long or short, it can stir you up, essentially because you don’t have your own "yardstick" for the market. It's like someone without a ruler walking into a fabric store; when the boss says three meters, you believe it, and when the clerk says five meters, you believe that too.
- When your cognitive understanding is insufficient, noise becomes the holy decree. You can't even draw support and resistance accurately, yet you dare to follow so-called "insider information" and go all in; this isn't bravery, it's like carrying a torch into a dynamite warehouse—then blaming the dynamite for exploding.
Those shouting "It will definitely drop" in the plaza, do their measured data meet your standards?;
Those posting screenshots of their "hundred times divine orders," if you open their homepage, it’s all contract promotion codes. You think they are your lifeline, and they see you as fuel for traffic.
Often, do you open a position just because the plaza news aligns with what you are thinking? Does this "emotional value" bring actual profits?
➡️ When you want to follow the trend and open a position, ask yourself a few questions:
Give the news a "sieve"
Next time you see a "skyrocketing signal," whose cheese is this news moving? (Exchange? Project party? Signal caller?)
Is there a contradiction in on-chain data? (For example, when calling long, are the whales selling?)
If I were to operate in the opposite direction, would I be more afraid? (If yes, it indicates you are emotionally hijacked)
Finally, I leave you with a saying:
The market devours people without blinking, but it specifically targets those who run with their eyes closed.
#BTC再创新高 #迷因币情绪
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