Every time, I silently tell myself, “This time is really different,” but what happens? It’s the same old script all over again.
I knew this would happen, I should have gotten out earlier, if only I had… But every time, I get greedy for that last bit. Missed it by a minute, missed it by a few points, and watched my profits vanish before my eyes. When the price goes up, I think it can go higher; when it drops, I’m convinced, “It’ll definitely keep falling”—slapping myself back and forth.
Position sizing out of control, breaking my own system, discipline thrown out the window. Only after losing it all do I remember, “Next time I’ll take it slow,” or “This time I really have to control my position size”—how many ‘next times’ have I promised myself?
The hardest part isn’t the number in the account, it’s not being able to tell my family. The ones I let down are always my loved ones. Some people call this value investing, “Let’s see in five years”? Please, I can’t even fool myself anymore.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 10h ago
Here we go again, getting greedy for that last bite can really be deadly.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 10h ago
This is a typical logic flaw. There's no overflow check or reentrancy protection in the trading system, and it's purely relying on manual discipline? An explosion is inevitable.
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FancyResearchLab
· 10h ago
Locked myself in the contract again. In theory, I should be able to get out, but it ended up being the same old process.
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AirdropHustler
· 10h ago
Here we go again, I've seen this old trick so many times... Every time they say "this time is different," and then they go right back in.
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CryptoMotivator
· 10h ago
This is the moment when the psychological account breaks down. That last bit of greed ends up costing everything.
Saying you'll change next time, but you end up falling into the same trap twice.
What hurts the most is with family—an account loss can still recover, but this is much harder.
Every time, I silently tell myself, “This time is really different,” but what happens? It’s the same old script all over again.
I knew this would happen, I should have gotten out earlier, if only I had… But every time, I get greedy for that last bit. Missed it by a minute, missed it by a few points, and watched my profits vanish before my eyes. When the price goes up, I think it can go higher; when it drops, I’m convinced, “It’ll definitely keep falling”—slapping myself back and forth.
Position sizing out of control, breaking my own system, discipline thrown out the window. Only after losing it all do I remember, “Next time I’ll take it slow,” or “This time I really have to control my position size”—how many ‘next times’ have I promised myself?
The hardest part isn’t the number in the account, it’s not being able to tell my family. The ones I let down are always my loved ones. Some people call this value investing, “Let’s see in five years”? Please, I can’t even fool myself anymore.