This candlestick temperament really isn't for everyone.
How has the recent market trend been—like a roller coaster, exhilarating beyond measure. Some just got on, and then a single bearish candle drops, making their palms sweat. Two corrections came, and their previous beliefs instantly vanished. Before a rebound could arrive, they were already ruthlessly shaken out by the market.
In fact, someone warned long ago—this coin can't soar straight to the sky; it will inevitably experience repeated oscillations and shakeouts. Those who can't hold steady, are greedy, or lack a trading plan, will be one by one persuaded out of the market.
I remember that day on the 9th. The price hovered around 0.14. How bad was the atmosphere then? Criticism everywhere, people lining up to cut losses. The entire market sentiment had hit rock bottom.
Looking back now? The price has quietly climbed to 0.18. No trumpets sounded, no drums beaten, but those who persisted and believed in the market have already seen the answer in their account balances.
In the crypto world, there's never praise for those who "get the trend right." The real reward always goes to those—who not only see the trend correctly but also hold on tightly.
Honestly, how it will go next depends on each person's mindset. Some have already started taking profits in batches—not because they fear a correction, but because they are responsible for their trades. After all, in trading, the result is king. Candlesticks only recognize money, not your grievances.
In this round of the market, did you jump out halfway, or have you held on until now? When the next opportunity arrives, will you continue to participate?
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HodlAndChill
· 4h ago
0.14 cutting meat now looking at 0.18, that must taste pretty rough haha
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AlwaysAnon
· 4h ago
0.14 to 0.18, how do people who cut losses feel right now, haha
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ApeShotFirst
· 4h ago
Damn, it's another situation where you got the right idea but still have to hold on. It's easy to say, but actually doing it is really hopeless.
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LiquidityWizard
· 4h ago
Those who sold early regret it, while those who held have no voice. This is the reality of the crypto world, right?
This candlestick temperament really isn't for everyone.
How has the recent market trend been—like a roller coaster, exhilarating beyond measure. Some just got on, and then a single bearish candle drops, making their palms sweat. Two corrections came, and their previous beliefs instantly vanished. Before a rebound could arrive, they were already ruthlessly shaken out by the market.
In fact, someone warned long ago—this coin can't soar straight to the sky; it will inevitably experience repeated oscillations and shakeouts. Those who can't hold steady, are greedy, or lack a trading plan, will be one by one persuaded out of the market.
I remember that day on the 9th. The price hovered around 0.14. How bad was the atmosphere then? Criticism everywhere, people lining up to cut losses. The entire market sentiment had hit rock bottom.
Looking back now? The price has quietly climbed to 0.18. No trumpets sounded, no drums beaten, but those who persisted and believed in the market have already seen the answer in their account balances.
In the crypto world, there's never praise for those who "get the trend right." The real reward always goes to those—who not only see the trend correctly but also hold on tightly.
Honestly, how it will go next depends on each person's mindset. Some have already started taking profits in batches—not because they fear a correction, but because they are responsible for their trades. After all, in trading, the result is king. Candlesticks only recognize money, not your grievances.
In this round of the market, did you jump out halfway, or have you held on until now? When the next opportunity arrives, will you continue to participate?