Consistently posting content on social media platforms and engaging in disputes with others can truly harm mental health. Constantly refreshing feeds, countering comments, and getting caught in verbal battles often have cumulative effects that are beyond imagination. Especially in the crypto community, factors such as market volatility, project controversies, and KOL statements can easily lead to anxiety and exhaustion. Maintaining a rational distance, occasionally putting down your phone, might be more worthwhile than chasing the sense of participation in every comment. Physical and mental health should always come before investment returns.
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-11 20:56
You're so right, it's a painful lesson... Can you really gain a few coins by arguing with people every day?
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PuzzledScholar
· 01-11 20:47
Really, I am now the kind of person who is hijacked by the market and public opinion. How can I live with my phone never leaving my hand every day?
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-11 20:44
Honestly, spamming really can be addictive. I feel uncomfortable if I don't reply a couple of times a day.
Consistently posting content on social media platforms and engaging in disputes with others can truly harm mental health. Constantly refreshing feeds, countering comments, and getting caught in verbal battles often have cumulative effects that are beyond imagination. Especially in the crypto community, factors such as market volatility, project controversies, and KOL statements can easily lead to anxiety and exhaustion. Maintaining a rational distance, occasionally putting down your phone, might be more worthwhile than chasing the sense of participation in every comment. Physical and mental health should always come before investment returns.