Some people want to cut losses, some want to hold on, but that's their opinion, not mine.

Every time there's a fluctuation, the comment section explodes.
A little drop, and someone shouts "Stop loss quickly, it still has to fall."
It rises back a bit, and someone else says "Hold on, the bull hasn't left yet."
Who should I listen to? Listen to them, and you'll always be chasing the highs and selling the lows in someone else's rhythm.
I've lost money before, I've made money before, and in the end, I understand one thing:
There are all kinds of voices in the market, but the only one responsible for your account is yourself.
I have my own judgment. I put 70,000-80,000 in, added more at 82,000, how many people told me to cut losses in between? I ignored them.
Because I know what I’m doing, I know where the cycle is, I know what the risk-reward ratio is worth.
And what’s the result? Now, 78,000, unrealized loss has turned into unrealized profit.
It’s not that I’m so great, but that—
You need to have your own opinion.
You can listen to others, but you can’t let them make decisions for you.
Otherwise, today you listen to this to cut losses, tomorrow to bottom-fish, and you end up not making money, but paying plenty in fees.
Everyone has their say about the market, but the ones who make money are always a minority.
And that minority is precisely the group with their own opinions.
Trusting yourself is more effective than trusting anyone else. $BTC