How many people have stepped on the landmine in the Neurosama market? Entered at a cost price of 19k, then immediately sold everything. The logic back then was simply—thought this type of coin would top out around 100k, but what happened? It skyrocketed to 100 times that. This stark contrast actually reflects the two most common issues in the crypto market: one is a lack of patience for the cycle, and the other is endless regret after taking profits too early.
Looking back at this trade, the key lies in how arbitrary the initial prediction of the price ceiling was. The market will always surpass your expectations—sometimes holding onto your chips is more profitable than frequent trading. Cases like this remind us: when facing highly volatile assets, after setting your risk tolerance, either stick to your plan or at least keep some position to enjoy unexpected gains. Although missing out on a 100x increase, this lesson will improve the quality of decision-making in the next market cycle, which is arguably a greater gain.
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airdrop_huntress
· 5h ago
Completely cutting off at 19k is really crazy; this is a classic example of setting your own ceiling.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 5h ago
When it hits 19k, you'll probably regret it to your guts—100x, bro.
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BlockImposter
· 5h ago
That guy who sold all at 19k is probably still regretting eating now.
How many people have stepped on the landmine in the Neurosama market? Entered at a cost price of 19k, then immediately sold everything. The logic back then was simply—thought this type of coin would top out around 100k, but what happened? It skyrocketed to 100 times that. This stark contrast actually reflects the two most common issues in the crypto market: one is a lack of patience for the cycle, and the other is endless regret after taking profits too early.
Looking back at this trade, the key lies in how arbitrary the initial prediction of the price ceiling was. The market will always surpass your expectations—sometimes holding onto your chips is more profitable than frequent trading. Cases like this remind us: when facing highly volatile assets, after setting your risk tolerance, either stick to your plan or at least keep some position to enjoy unexpected gains. Although missing out on a 100x increase, this lesson will improve the quality of decision-making in the next market cycle, which is arguably a greater gain.