2026-01-20 03:28:01

Trading altcoins is pretty much like dating. If you're always being bullied by a project and keep blaming yourself for buying poorly, then you're the one losing in the end.

Honestly, losing one or two times on a coin is enough. Recognize it clearly and cut your losses immediately. Don't keep thinking whether your operation was flawed, and don't expect some prodigal son to come back. It's not that the coin has a big problem; the key is that you might have missed its best opportunity. Why bother? Just switch to another one.

I've personally suffered losses. For projects like ORDI and 1000SATS, after losing once, I completely stopped touching them. Sometimes letting go is the smartest choice; there's no need to stubbornly hold onto a coin. The market is so big, and there are plenty of opportunities.

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MevSandwich

· 15h ago

You're right, obsessing over a single coin is like being a simp, why bother? Stop-loss is just that—stop-loss. Don't look for so many reasons. I also lost money on ORDI that time. Now whenever I see it, I just steer clear. There are so many opportunities in the market; there's no need to hang yourself on one tree.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-20 03:51

It's so true. After being trapped a few times, I realize some coins are just here to scam, don't bother arguing with them.

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All-InQueen

· 01-20 03:45

Really, holding on to one coin is like being a simp, it's pointless --- Losing twice and still wanting to turn things around? Wake up, bro --- Cut your losses in time, that's the way to go. Don't deceive yourself --- There are so many opportunities in the market, why insist on sticking to one coin --- Well said, I've also been severely taught by ORDI --- Letting go is the answer, why is it so hard to understand --- That's how the crypto world is, emotional decisions cost the most money --- You get betrayed twice by a coin and still continue? That's not loyalty, that's obsession --- Cut losses quickly, so you can make money faster --- Exactly, that's how it should be thought, otherwise you'll only sink deeper

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DegenDreamer

· 01-20 03:29

You're right, stubbornly sticking to it really has no way out. After all this, I realize I'm just the fool being repeatedly stabbed in the back. I've also been through that ORDI phase. Now I just steer clear when I see it, what's the point?

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-20 03:28

It's a bit heartbreaking. I'm the kind of person who keeps getting beaten up by the same coin over and over again without learning my lesson... I really should learn to cut losses.

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