You don't have to liquidate your entire position just to chase the next hyped project. Seriously, there's no rule that forces you into it. If the risk doesn't match your portfolio strategy, you can simply sit tight and pass. Sometimes the smartest move in crypto trading is knowing when to do absolutely nothing.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 01-13 13:41
nah fr tho the fomo math just doesn't pencil out... watched so many liquidation cascades happen bc someone couldn't resist the shiny new thing. it's literally a liquidity dynamics death trap if you're not careful lmao
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HallucinationGrower
· 01-13 08:00
Well said, so many people are overwhelmed by FOMO, seeing everything and wanting to go all-in... as a result, they get completely wiped out. Sometimes I just hold on tightly and do nothing, and I end up feeling the most comfortable.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 01-13 08:00
Really, I don't understand why some people keep chasing hot trends non-stop, exhausting themselves. Just hold on to what you have and stay grounded...
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Layer2Observer
· 01-13 07:59
Well said, I deeply agree with that. Let's look at the data—most of the late buyers end up holding the bag, so what's the point? An interesting discovery is that those who actually make money are the ones who can hold back; technically, this is called risk management, not cowardice.
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CryptoMotivator
· 01-13 07:56
Exactly right, so many people get caught up in FOMO and end up cutting their losses to the point of questioning their life choices.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-13 07:53
Hold on, don't move. Really, this time I am doing exactly that.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-13 07:43
That's right, I was caught in this way. At first, I thought missing the trend would make me out, but I later realized that those who chase new coins every day are just giving money to the manipulators.
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GweiObserver
· 01-13 07:43
That's right, I do it this way. I watch a bunch of shitcoins take off, but if I can't afford to lose, I don't move.
You don't have to liquidate your entire position just to chase the next hyped project. Seriously, there's no rule that forces you into it. If the risk doesn't match your portfolio strategy, you can simply sit tight and pass. Sometimes the smartest move in crypto trading is knowing when to do absolutely nothing.