If the market really goes according to the script, surging all the way up and hitting new highs, I can't even be bothered to short it anymore.
To be honest, no one is having an easy time in this round of the market.
Whether you're bullish or bearish, if you're still fighting it out in the secondary market at this critical juncture, and still willing to share your trading records and talk about your journey—frankly speaking, we're all just people who've crawled out of the same trench.
Is there really any absolute right or wrong? It's just each of our own logic battling it out in our heads.
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HodlOrRegret
· 17h ago
Exactly, we're all stubbornly holding on here, so no one can call anyone else dumb.
The market never follows the script exactly. Right now, I'm just facepalming while buying the dip.
This is the real alliance of bagholders, haha.
Missing out or a crash, either way, it hurts.
Whether the logic is right or not, we'll have to wait for the market to tell us.
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FlashLoanKing
· 21h ago
If I had known it would turn out like this, I would have just taken it easy from the start. There was no need to push myself so hard.
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WhaleShadow
· 12-05 19:57
Honestly, rather than chasing highs and catching bottoms, it’s better to just be a calm observer.
Well said. In this market, whether you make or lose money all comes down to luck and reviewing your trades.
Everyone’s gambling with their brains, so no one should laugh at anyone else.
It’s exhausting. Instead of obsessing over right or wrong, it’s better to recognize your own logical flaws.
Ouch, that hits a bit too close to home.
Dumb luck and skill make no difference here—everyone ends up on their knees anyway.
So why bother mocking each other? We’re all gamblers in the end.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 12-05 19:57
Market trends—who can really predict them? In the end, everyone is just making their own wild guesses.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 12-05 19:57
So true, instead of guessing the market trend, it's better to focus on solid risk management—that's the real secret to surviving in the long run.
After all the back and forth, it always ends up like this. It's a bit exhausting.
Honestly, there's no real right or wrong; the key is how long your own theory can hold up.
We're all risking it here, so no one should judge anyone else.
Actually, the hardest part isn't predicting ups or downs, it's accepting that you got your prediction wrong.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 12-05 19:53
That's so true. No one can predict this market anyway, so might as well stick to your own strategy.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 12-05 19:38
The market is unpredictable anyway, so I don't expect to time it right.
Seriously, everyone who plays in the secondary market gets beaten up; there's nothing more to say.
This time, everyone is fighting their own battles; even the logic is conflicting.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12-05 19:32
There’s really no absolute right or wrong in this round; everyone is just betting on their own logic, and if you lose, you have to accept it.
If the market really does go up like this, those who were bearish will just have to accept it too—nothing more to say.
Honestly, it’s not easy for anyone still struggling in this.
If the market really goes according to the script, surging all the way up and hitting new highs, I can't even be bothered to short it anymore.
To be honest, no one is having an easy time in this round of the market.
Whether you're bullish or bearish, if you're still fighting it out in the secondary market at this critical juncture, and still willing to share your trading records and talk about your journey—frankly speaking, we're all just people who've crawled out of the same trench.
Is there really any absolute right or wrong? It's just each of our own logic battling it out in our heads.