Three days of sideways trading and you're feeling anxious? Don't worry, the good stocks are just warming up.

Body: Have you ever encountered this situation?

The coins in your hands haven't risen for three days, and you start to feel uneasy, wondering if you should switch to a faster track.

Actually, this isn't a problem with the coins; it's your patience that's at fault.

I know a friend, A Jie, who bought SOL at $0.8 last November, and it rose to $2.4, a threefold return, feeling great.

As a result, after four days of sideways trading, he couldn't sleep well at night and sold everything.

The next day, SOL shot up to $3.7 with a bullish candlestick, and he slapped his thigh in regret.

Now SOL is stable above $9, and he hasn't gotten back in.

Data shows that in the past 30 days, the average sideways trading period for mainstream coins is 7.4 days, but the probability of a subsequent breakout and rise is as high as 64%.

This means that as long as you can endure a bit longer, there's a high chance you'll reap the rewards.

But the reality is that over 70% of retail investors start reducing their positions on the third day of sideways trading, and by the fifth day, they're mostly out.

Why is this the case? Because making money is more torturous than losing it.

When you lose money, you can still fantasize about a rebound, but when you make money, you're worried about a pullback every day.

Sideways trading is like a dull knife cutting flesh, gradually wearing down your confidence.

So, stop asking which coin will rise, and first ask yourself: when it rises, how long can you hold on?

Don't let a piece of candy block your path to the gold mine you could have had.

Those who can survive in the market and still make money are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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