Why do most investors miss the real moonshots? Simple—they bail out too early. The moment things get quiet, they're out. A pullback hits and panic kicks in. Once the hype dies down and validation fades, they're already gone. Missing those multi-baggers isn't about lacking opportunity. It's about lacking patience. It's about confusing noise with progress.

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RatioHuntervip
· 8h ago
Honestly, it's a mindset issue. As soon as the candlestick chart starts to decline, I begin to jitter, and before the real bottom is reached, I run away. How many times has the market been killed by my own fingers...
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OnchainArchaeologistvip
· 8h ago
You're not wrong; most people just have poor mental resilience. They can't see the value of the silent period, and as soon as there's no movement, they start doubting life. This psychological quality really puts you at a disadvantage in the crypto world. Big surges always come after periods like this. Those who can endure the boredom will be able to catch that wave, while others are just cannon fodder.
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CoffeeOnChainvip
· 8h ago
Really, seeing a bunch of people holding coins for less than two months and shouting about losses and wanting to cut their losses makes me want to laugh. Those who can make big money are actually the ones who stubbornly hold on to the end; while others panic, they are just drinking coffee.
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