Holding #比特币对比代币化黄金 for ten years without touching it sounds like a myth, right? But the real challenge isn’t “not selling,” it’s “not listening.”
The noise in the crypto market is ten times crazier than in traditional finance. Today an influencer is hyping some meme coin saying it’ll 100x, tomorrow a project team is making big promises about revolutionizing the industry, and the day after, an exchange is bombarding your eyes with some hot new event. These voices corrode your judgment like a virus, and many people end up failing because they’re always “chasing the hype.”
But what about those veteran holders who’ve truly made money? They’ve long mastered the art of “selective deafness.”
Back when the blockchain concept was booming and everyone was shouting “All in,” they quietly accumulated $BTC and $ETH. When the metaverse was being hyped to the moon and land NFTs were everywhere, they remained unfazed. Market panic sell-off? They just went to sleep as usual. That’s because they have an inner scale—good assets don’t lose value just because of market sentiment.
It’s not about pretending to be above it all—they genuinely understand the rules of the game. Short-term prices are slaves to emotion; long-term prices are servants of value. Those who stare at the charts every day, chasing every piece of news, usually end up providing liquidity for others.
Whether $BNB rises or falls, sticking to your own investment logic is the only way to survive. The market will go crazy, but it will always sober up in the end.
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AirdropCollector
· 12-06 06:59
What you said is absolutely right, but how many people can truly "not listen"? I've seen too many people talk about long-termism, but as soon as a hot trend appears, they break their principles immediately. Selective deafness sounds simple, but actually putting it into practice is really a form of self-discipline.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-06 06:51
That's right, you really need to have iron willpower, otherwise you'll just collapse after following the trend for a while.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-06 06:44
Simply put, it’s a competition of noise resistance—nothing mysterious about it. Most people actually lack a logical framework for risk modeling and are manipulated by market sentiment like puppets on a string.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-06 06:43
I've heard too much of this kind of motivational talk. The key issue is that 99% of people just can't do it—in fact, I'm the type who panics as soon as I see a 10% drop.
Holding #比特币对比代币化黄金 for ten years without touching it sounds like a myth, right? But the real challenge isn’t “not selling,” it’s “not listening.”
The noise in the crypto market is ten times crazier than in traditional finance. Today an influencer is hyping some meme coin saying it’ll 100x, tomorrow a project team is making big promises about revolutionizing the industry, and the day after, an exchange is bombarding your eyes with some hot new event. These voices corrode your judgment like a virus, and many people end up failing because they’re always “chasing the hype.”
But what about those veteran holders who’ve truly made money? They’ve long mastered the art of “selective deafness.”
Back when the blockchain concept was booming and everyone was shouting “All in,” they quietly accumulated $BTC and $ETH. When the metaverse was being hyped to the moon and land NFTs were everywhere, they remained unfazed. Market panic sell-off? They just went to sleep as usual. That’s because they have an inner scale—good assets don’t lose value just because of market sentiment.
It’s not about pretending to be above it all—they genuinely understand the rules of the game. Short-term prices are slaves to emotion; long-term prices are servants of value. Those who stare at the charts every day, chasing every piece of news, usually end up providing liquidity for others.
Whether $BNB rises or falls, sticking to your own investment logic is the only way to survive. The market will go crazy, but it will always sober up in the end.