2026-01-14 13:30:40

#比特币2026年行情展望 Just now celebrating taking profits, and my eyes started drifting towards the market. You guys too—despite already being out, I look at the market rising again, and my hands start to itch.

The most ridiculous part is that the coins I’m holding are actually making me want to buy more, especially $DUSK. The more it drops, the more I want to buy the dip. I don’t know if this is trading wisdom or just pure gambler’s psychology. I keep telling myself to stay disciplined, but as soon as these moments come, I forget everything.

Probably many people have experienced this cycle— the emptiness after taking profits, the unwillingness after being caught, and finally, fingers repeatedly tapping the buy/sell buttons. Sometimes, watching the market calmly is the hardest lesson.

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OnchainHolmes

· 11h ago

Taking profits makes me feel worse; this psychological game is really intense. The more I buy DUSK, the more I want to buy, which shows we’re both deeply affected. It’s really just the feeling of emptiness messing with me, and I’ve lost control. Discipline? That thing is just a decoration in front of the market. The biggest test is to stay still, but everyone knows they just can’t do it. My fingers keep dancing on those two keys, I just can’t stop, right? I feel sorry for my take-profit orders; now I look like a fool.

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TooScaredToSell

· 11h ago

You guys are so predictable. I start regretting five minutes after taking profits. This mindset is incredible. DUSK is tempting me again. Every time I say I won't get in this time, but I still end up staring at the candlestick chart in a daze. Watching the market is really much harder than trading. I'm so bored. It's even more uncomfortable after selling. I keep thinking about whether I might miss something. Greed is at play. That's why I often cut my losses. When my mindset collapses, I end up just throwing money to the exchange. The itch to trade is real. Discipline is all nonsense. I’ll forget everything by then.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 11h ago

This is the daily life of crypto people—taking profits but still can't stay idle. --- I was also thinking about copying the DUSK move, but it feels like just a gambler's mentality fooling oneself. --- It’s more uncomfortable to have itchy hands than to lose money, for sure. --- Watching the market calmly? Bro, that's practicing immortality; I just can't do it. --- Come out and want to re-enter, re-enter and want to come out—when will this cycle end? --- The more it drops, the more I want to copy this routine. How many lessons does it take to change?

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Liquidated_Larry

· 12h ago

Taking profits and still watching the market, really a battle with oneself --- DUSK keeps falling, and I want to buy more. I understand this mindset, but isn't this just gambler's self-hypnosis? --- Fingers repeatedly tapping on the buy/sell button, so true, this is exactly how I lost money --- Come out and want to go back in, go in and want to come out, when will this cycle end? --- Calmly watching the market? Impossible, as long as you're alive, the itch remains --- After taking profits, the emptiness sets in, and discipline is gone. It's probably like this for everyone --- Rather than calling it trading wisdom, it's more like a psychological game. I bet it will rebound --- Really, the coins that are trapped are the most attractive, the more they fall, the more I want to go all in

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