To be honest, this round of the market makes me feel both love and hate.
Yesterday I was staring at the $PIEVERSE chart, still debating whether to build a position at 2 AM. When I woke up this morning, it had already skyrocketed to the top of the gainers list. Some friends around me made a profit, while all I could do was send a "congratulations" sticker in the group chat.
I can relate to how a lot of people are feeling right now—the crash on October 11th was like a nightmare, and just seeing K-line fluctuations makes your heart race. This kind of trauma takes time to heal; it took me two weeks before I dared to check the charts again.
But the market won’t wait for anyone to get their mindset right. When opportunity comes, you either get on board or watch it pass by. Looking back now, those moments of hesitation were often the turning points.
Recently, I’ve been watching a few projects: PIEVERSE still has momentum, PARTI has some promising technicals, and BOB has solid fundamentals. But honestly, the scariest part of trading isn’t taking a loss—it’s not being able to hold your position. As soon as there’s any sign of trouble, you want to bail, and in the end, you just watch others count their money.
The market will always be there; finding your own rhythm is what matters most.
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MemeKingNFT
· 2025-12-11 21:23
Still worried at 2 a.m., but got proven wrong in the morning haha. This is my daily routine.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 2025-12-11 12:37
That feeling of missing out again, the hesitation at 2 a.m. and the regret until dawn, is truly unmatched.
The biggest enemy is not holding on, there's no fault in saying that.
PIEVERSE definitely has something, but I'm still on the sidelines, being cautious.
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HashBandit
· 2025-12-09 14:53
ngl the PIEVERSE fomo hits different... back in my mining days we'd miss pumps like this all the time waiting for "better entries" lol. network congestion wasn't even the problem, it was just our paper hands. gas fees aside, that oct 11 trauma is real tho—took me weeks to stop sweating at every candle wick
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CafeMinor
· 2025-12-09 14:47
The struggles at 2 a.m. are all lessons. When I check in the morning, I get slapped in the face—this is my daily routine.
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RadioShackKnight
· 2025-12-09 14:41
Struggling at 2 AM, slapped in the face in the morning—that's my daily routine, haha.
I just want to ask, how can I overcome this FOMO mentality? It's really torturing.
"Can't hold my position"—that really hits home for me, it's always like this.
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NFTDreamer
· 2025-12-09 14:39
It’s that same feeling of deep regret from missing out again—agonizing over it at 2 a.m., and by the time I wake up, it’s already someone else’s story.
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ProxyCollector
· 2025-12-09 14:32
The indecision at 2 a.m. has now turned into deep regret—this is the crypto market for you.
To be honest, this round of the market makes me feel both love and hate.
Yesterday I was staring at the $PIEVERSE chart, still debating whether to build a position at 2 AM. When I woke up this morning, it had already skyrocketed to the top of the gainers list. Some friends around me made a profit, while all I could do was send a "congratulations" sticker in the group chat.
I can relate to how a lot of people are feeling right now—the crash on October 11th was like a nightmare, and just seeing K-line fluctuations makes your heart race. This kind of trauma takes time to heal; it took me two weeks before I dared to check the charts again.
But the market won’t wait for anyone to get their mindset right. When opportunity comes, you either get on board or watch it pass by. Looking back now, those moments of hesitation were often the turning points.
Recently, I’ve been watching a few projects: PIEVERSE still has momentum, PARTI has some promising technicals, and BOB has solid fundamentals. But honestly, the scariest part of trading isn’t taking a loss—it’s not being able to hold your position. As soon as there’s any sign of trouble, you want to bail, and in the end, you just watch others count their money.
The market will always be there; finding your own rhythm is what matters most.