2026-01-16 10:21:09

Sometimes I really don't want to say much. Watching the opportunity for sudden wealth slip through my fingers, my mindset collapses. Gas fees soar to outrageous prices, and transaction costs eat up more than half of the profits. I once thought I could hold onto the value coins until the end, but I couldn't hold on and watched the rebound happen right in front of me. The market is like this—being one second late at a crucial point can make all the difference.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 4h ago

This is a typical "one second away from getting rich" syndrome, and the gas fee killer is truly invincible. Wait, are you unable to hold or did you just not copy? The answer is both. To put it simply, the chip distribution isn't clear, and others have already been lurking. The mentality may collapse, but next time you still have to get on the bus, just for reference. The bottom rebound this time was the time to cut but didn't, and the time to buy was missed. Really, if gas fees can eat up half of the profit, then it's better not to trade. It's a matter of rhythm; retail investors always miss that zero point zero few seconds.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 4h ago

It's all tears, missing by just one second could mean multiple times the profit, truly incredible. --- Gas fees are gone in an instant, my mentality is breaking down to the limit. --- Not holding is the original sin, wanting to smash the phone when seeing the rebounding coins. --- Why is it always just one second behind? This game is too cruel. --- The moment costs eat into the profits, I give up completely. --- Market: Just one second away from making a profit, wait and die. --- Watching opportunities slip away helplessly, this feeling is even worse than losing money. --- A matter of one node, the account's balance directly returns to zero.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 4h ago

Pain. Gas fees are gone in an instant, watching the rebound happen right before my eyes—that's my story. A one-second difference really makes all the difference; sometimes I feel like I'm just here to give away money. Unable to hold is the original sin; it's the hardest during rebounds. My mentality may collapse, but next time I still have to keep gambling. This is Web3—a one-second gap between rich and poor.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 4h ago

Gas fees are really a money-sucking machine; the coins in your hand haven't even made a profit before being drained. The ones you can't hold onto are always the most profitable. A difference of just one second can mean ten times the profit, that's crypto. It's normal to feel mentally overwhelmed; it means you still care.

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