2026-01-05 04:12:21

#数字资产动态追踪 Many people ask me, why do some people have smooth sailing in the crypto market while others always miss out? I think the answer is simply two words—confidence.

You have to truly believe in what you're doing. Not blindly rushing in, but understanding why you're buying BTC, and then sticking with it. The market will give you the answer, but only if you can hold on until that moment.

I've seen too many people change their tune after one or two fluctuations, and I've seen too many people listen to every rumor. Conversely, those who are steadfast don't panic during bear markets and have already smiled during rebounds.

The crypto market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks is unstoppable execution. I hope we can all find what we truly believe in and keep moving forward.

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-08 00:20

Well said, I'm just worried that too few people will persist.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-07 23:44

That's right, but I think most people simply can't tell the difference between confidence and gambler's mentality. It's a bit harsh, I am the kind of person who takes everything as it comes. Not panicking in a bear market? Brother, you're really tough. I'm genuinely panicking. Execution is indeed a weakness; plans can never keep up with market changes. Another motivational quote, but the truth is in the details. Confidence, you see, can only be cultivated after losing money to a certain extent. The biggest fear isn't volatility, but one's own unstable judgment. It sounds good, but it still depends on the timing of entry and stop-loss settings. Those who are not panicking in a bear market are usually well-funded; us small retail investors, where do we get that confidence? Persistence is persistence, but sometimes timely stop-loss is also a form of wisdom.

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screenshot_gains

· 01-06 08:59

Looking at this set of rhetoric, it sounds pretty hollow. Those who are truly capable of executing have already achieved financial freedom, and they're not here sipping chicken soup. --- It's easy to say, but when the market drops 30%, how many can really hold on? --- What are you so firm about? Are you firm against the K-line chart? Haha --- That's why I never listen to this kind of talk; doing your own research is the most reliable. --- Exactly, I was already in during the market rebound in the bear market. It's not like I just got in now. --- Confidence, you see, must be built on data and logic; otherwise, it's just gambling. --- That's so true, but the problem is most people simply don't understand what they are buying.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-05 04:42

nah, confidence is just alchemy in disguise... the real spell is knowing when to exit before the liquidation sacrifices begin fr

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-05 04:40

Sounds nice, but those who truly miss out hear plenty of motivational talk.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-05 04:33

It makes sense, but very few people can truly stick with it. Unable to withstand fluctuations is the original sin. Don't be fooled by others making profits; instead, ask yourself if you're qualified.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-05 04:31

Schrödinger's confidence is neither faith nor gambling; it's that number on the supply and demand curve that no one dares to look at. From the candlestick chart, this statement is indeed correct, but the real question is—how many of us truly understand why we buy BTC instead of just following others' calls? In a bear market, those who are not panicking have large capital; small investors can't withstand the volatility—that's rational, not philosophy. So the conclusion is: people with strong execution ability make money, and people with strong execution ability also lose money; the difference lies in timing and luck.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-05 04:23

Well said, you just have to hold on. If your mindset collapses after a wave, how can you make money?

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nft_widow

· 01-05 04:22

It sounds good, but how many actually stick with it? Out of ten newbies around me, nine buy in after hearing this and then run away.

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TokenStorm

· 01-05 04:19

No matter how good the technical analysis looks, it can't withstand a mental breakdown—that's the real truth.