$BEAT The real "fatal" blow in the cryptocurrency world is not the market's wild fluctuations, but your inability to control yourself!
After spending a long time in the crypto space, you'll realize that what really drives people away is often not how harsh the market is,
but rather when you act when you shouldn't.
Many people start to doubt life as soon as they incur a loss,
but to be honest, as long as your position is still there, you actually always have a chance to start over.
The problem isn't that the money is gone, but that your emotions have already collapsed.
The market is best at going against your instincts.
When prices rise quickly, you rush to chase,
and when they drop suddenly, you hastily cut your losses.
But the real truth is often:
When it’s time to exit, you are daydreaming;
when it’s time to endure, you are in fear.
You focus on the prices, while the market is actually watching how you react.
Trading volume is just a trace of emotions, right?
When there are many people, the noise is loud;
when people disperse, it becomes meaningless to pull back.
Later on, I gradually understood one thing:
Not being obsessed, not being greedy, not being afraid,
those who can wait with an empty position are actually the ones who can seize the truly favorable moments in the market.
The cryptocurrency world is never short of opportunities,
but it lacks individuals who can keep themselves stable amidst chaos.
No matter how chaotic the market gets, it's just background noise.
What truly determines winning or losing,
has never been where the market goes, but whether you can control yourself at that moment.
In the end, you will find that you are not fighting against the market,
but constantly correcting yourself,
becoming the person who remains calm in the storm.
