#ETH走势分析 Recently, the market has been fluctuating repeatedly, and many people are starting to panic. But to be honest, that's how the market is—without going through several rounds of big pumps and big dumps, how could one develop a good mindset?

After so many years of trading, I have a principle: either don’t touch it, or if you do, study it thoroughly. Even if I occasionally misjudge, I’m not afraid; the key is to understand where I went wrong and how to adjust my strategy next time. There’s no point in hiding; a loss is a loss, just own up to it.

If you feel a bit confused right now and don't know what to do, there's really no need to bear it alone. Find a few reliable veterans to chat with and sort out your thoughts; often, that’s enough to make things clearer. In this circle, it's hard for a lone wolf to go far. Everyone huddles together for warmth and validates each other, which makes it easier to survive.

$BTC and $ETH this round of volatility is not over yet, maintain your mindset, and don't get off easily.

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AllInAlice

· 12-02 12:43

You're right, mindset is the first hurdle. Admitting losses is more refreshing than stubbornly holding on. This round of Sideways is washing the retail investors' psychology. It's easy for one person to fall into a pit while researching. Finding a reliable chat makes things clearer. Waiting is often more profitable than acting.

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SillyWhale

· 11-30 06:48

What's the panic? Just go for it, sooner or later it'll come around anyway. --- Can't argue with that, admitting a loss is much better than stubbornly holding on. --- Lone wolves have already been washed out; it's much more comfortable to stick together. --- You need to go through hell a few times to build the right mindset. --- Without Crypto Veterans to advise, I might have already lost everything. --- It's easy to maintain a good mindset, but the real skill is holding on without selling. --- To be honest, compared to predicting market trends, mental fortitude is the most important thing. --- This round isn't over? Why do I feel like it never really ends? --- If you don't admit your losses, then you really are foolish. --- Finding a group of like-minded individuals can indeed help avoid detours.

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SigmaValidator

· 11-29 22:41

Jumping sideways is pointless, I've long gotten used to it, my mentality has already been tempered.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 11-29 13:18

You're right, the mindset is truly the hardest part of trading. If you ask me, what's there to be afraid of? Sideways is just sideways, anyway, I have a long-term positive outlook. Lone wolves do tend to gg easily; I also managed to hold on thanks to my frens chatting with each other, or I would have collapsed. Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is deceiving oneself, that would be truly tragic. This wave will probably continue to fluctuate; the key is not to get shaken out, hodl and you win.

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CryptoNomics

· 11-29 13:02

actually, if you'd bothered to run a proper correlation matrix on eth's volatility clusters, you'd realize this "horizontal chop" is statistically significant only at the 0.67 confidence interval. most people confuse noise with signal—textbook rookie move.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 11-29 12:55

Indeed, Sideways is the biggest test of human nature, even harder to endure than a big dump.

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