The worst situation is when you've held the coin for several days, and as soon as you sell, it starts to surge. I originally planned to hold long-term, but my mindset fluctuated and I acted, only to see it keep climbing. That feeling is like carrying a sedan chair for someone else. I always reflect on whether I should trust my plan and hold or be more flexible in adjusting my strategy. The mindset during holding positions is indeed the biggest test in trading cryptocurrencies.
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GasFeeCrier
· 8h ago
I start to regret the moment I sell, isn't this just my daily routine haha
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ZKSherlock
· 8h ago
actually... this is just the classic prisoner's dilemma wrapped in emotional language, right? you're essentially dealing with incomplete information about your own trust assumptions. the mathematical intuition here should be: if you can't cryptographically commit to your hodl strategy beforehand, you've already lost the game theoretically speaking.
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UnluckyMiner
· 8h ago
The moment I sell is truly incredible, it skyrockets right after I turn around. This is my fate every time.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 8h ago
Haha, this is my story every time. As soon as I sell, it goes up—really unbeatable.
The worst situation is when you've held the coin for several days, and as soon as you sell, it starts to surge. I originally planned to hold long-term, but my mindset fluctuated and I acted, only to see it keep climbing. That feeling is like carrying a sedan chair for someone else. I always reflect on whether I should trust my plan and hold or be more flexible in adjusting my strategy. The mindset during holding positions is indeed the biggest test in trading cryptocurrencies.