There are indeed quite a few low-priced tokens on the BSC chain recently, but honestly, I haven't bought any of them. Later, I calmly reflected and roughly figured out the reason why I always miss out.
First is confidence issues. When I see tokens at low levels, I always feel that these things can't possibly run up, so I don't take it seriously and naturally don't take action. Second is execution. When hesitation sets in, people tend to stall — hesitating for too long, by the time they realize, the price has already skyrocketed, and at that point, they are even less willing to chase. The most heartbreaking part is that even if I do get in at a low point occasionally, I can't hold on due to lack of conviction, and in the end, it's all for nothing.
This is probably a problem most people encounter. The few who do make profits, first, have good vision; second, are truly willing to go in; third, can hold their positions. Mindset and cognition, these two aspects really need to be adjusted well.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-11 06:52
Me too, watching the chart fluctuate back and forth, only to regret it when it finally rises.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 01-11 06:50
I'm stunned, isn't this just talking about me? I only regret after seeing the price go up each time.
Not holding on is the biggest enemy; honestly, it's more deadly than having good vision.
The mental state really, changing it is even harder than copying coins.
Poor execution is a death sentence; hesitation by one second can cause the price to fly away.
Buying at a low point can actually cause more psychological torment; it's better not to touch it.
Confidence and holding power are both essential; I'm both lacking, haha.
Having good vision isn't the hardest part; the hardest part is being able to resist cutting losses.
It's really just greed and fear fighting each other; in the end, both lose.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-11 06:47
Ha, you're so right. I'm the kind of person who first doubts life when I see low-priced coins.
Wait, not being able to hold is really the killer. I did double up once, but I still cut it.
The execution is truly outstanding. I always want to wait for a lower point to buy in, but it just rockets straight up.
Honestly, holding onto conviction is even harder than having good judgment. Poor mental preparation almost made it all for nothing.
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NestedFox
· 01-11 06:26
Haha, me too. I always think it's too low and unreliable, so I just give up.
To be honest, you really have to be ruthless with execution. People who hop on within two seconds of hesitation really make money.
I also have this problem of not being able to hold on. I always want to buy the dip, but I actually can't do it at all.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-11 06:24
Me too, the lack of confidence is really heartbreaking. Seeing low-priced coins just makes me feel they're unreliable.
Unable to hold on truly is a terminal illness. Clearly making a profit but still wanting to sell, and end up losing money due to mindset.
That's why most people always miss out; vision, execution, and holding power are all indispensable.
Exactly, I'm just afraid of having good judgment but lacking the courage to act, or even if I do, I can't hold on.
Mindset issues are indeed more deadly than technical problems. I'm also working on adjusting mine.
There are indeed quite a few low-priced tokens on the BSC chain recently, but honestly, I haven't bought any of them. Later, I calmly reflected and roughly figured out the reason why I always miss out.
First is confidence issues. When I see tokens at low levels, I always feel that these things can't possibly run up, so I don't take it seriously and naturally don't take action. Second is execution. When hesitation sets in, people tend to stall — hesitating for too long, by the time they realize, the price has already skyrocketed, and at that point, they are even less willing to chase. The most heartbreaking part is that even if I do get in at a low point occasionally, I can't hold on due to lack of conviction, and in the end, it's all for nothing.
This is probably a problem most people encounter. The few who do make profits, first, have good vision; second, are truly willing to go in; third, can hold their positions. Mindset and cognition, these two aspects really need to be adjusted well.