2026-01-10 12:40:25

The biggest test during market fluctuations is mindset and execution. First, learn to accept each stage of the market—whether it's booming or silent—it's all part of normal cyclical rotation.

When the market starts to move, don't be afraid of hardship. At such times, a single day's gain can equal the anxiety of sitting through a whole month of a bear market. Opportunities are fleeting. Conversely, during downturns, don't give up; make your moves when it's time, and learn when you should.

The key is to distinguish which opportunities are worth grasping and which ones should be abandoned. Set a plan for yourself, follow it, and don't be swayed by short-term fluctuations. This is how you survive in the crypto market—fight continuously, but fight wisely.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-12 07:43

It sounds good, but very few people can actually do it.

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4am_degen

· 01-12 01:40

It sounds good, but the key is to have money to survive the bear market --- Plan? My plan is to go all in and then pray --- I've been listening to this theory for three years, and I'm still losing money like crazy --- What the hell is execution? When volatility hits, I just lose clarity --- Laying out a strategy during a downturn sounds easy, but the real problem is not having money, brother --- No matter how good your mindset is, you can't withstand the reality of liquidation --- Distinguishing value is easier said than done; I always bet against it --- Learning during a bear market? I only learned how to cut losses --- Fighting wisely... I feel like I am just being wisely harvested

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-11 23:14

No problem with what you're saying, brother, but knowing is easy, doing is hard. --- Bear market, lying at home; bull market, I have no courage to get in. That's me. --- Plans can't keep up with changes; changes can't keep up with a single tweet haha. --- Really, mindset is ten thousand times harder than technique. --- Planning during a downturn? I'm the type to cut losses during a downturn. --- Smart fighting, huh? I'm just not that smart. --- I've been listening to this theory for three years, still lost money, but keep going. --- Short-term fluctuations really shouldn't be looked at. When I don't check my phone account, it seems to go up. --- Execution is the biggest test; every time I think well, I execute poorly.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-10 13:10

Well said, but those with poor execution will never see clearly no matter how obvious it is. Mindset is easy to talk about but really hard to do; I often get my mentality blown up by short-term fluctuations. People who are布局 in a bear market are now laughing the happiest. I was still hesitating back then. Plans need to be written down, or you'll forget your original intention after a wave of gains. I remember the phrase "fight wisely," which is definitely better than reckless impulsiveness. The hardest part is holding on; knowing you should hold but your hands just itch.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-10 13:06

It sounds good, but when the market drops, who can really hold on? --- I've heard the phrase "bear market positioning" a hundred times, but I haven't seen many actually do it. --- It's all about mindset, right? Anyone can talk about it, but when it comes to execution, everyone forgets in a hot second. --- Opportunities are fleeting... Fine, then why do I always chase highs and end up holding the bag? --- Plans can't keep up with changes, your theory doesn't work for me. --- That's definitely the truth, but how many actually stick to it? --- I believe in positioning during downturns, but the key is having spare cash. --- It sounds like chicken soup for the soul, but it seems no one can really do it.

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