This wave of decline has left many who thought they could weather it all ultimately unable to do so. Trading is like this: some people profit immensely, while others are left deep in debt. Your account balance will tell you whether your thoughts and actions are correct.
Some people see cheaper Bitcoin, yet their account balances have already hit zero. Some have already started to buy spot in batches $BTC , $BNB . Some hold a lot of cash and are patiently waiting for a more ideal price point to go all in.
Today Alpha's airdrop BIRB, sold it immediately for 42 U after grabbing it, bought 0.046 BNB.
When will there be ten, a hundred, a thousand? Also, does anyone know how to get better returns holding BNB? The yield on the current account is too low as well. $BNB $BIRB
1. When the wrong behavior is rewarded Correct behavior leads to good results, while wrong behavior leads to bad results. This sentence seems fine at first glance, but in life, many times when we exhibit wrong behavior, we may still achieve good results, even very good results. This will lead to two problems: 1. Not realizing that this behavior itself is problematic Because most results are good, it creates a sort of blind spot, making it hard to realize that this behavior is problematic. In subsequent similar situations, one might continue to repeat the previous behavior.
There may not be many who can patiently read to the end, and even fewer who will practice as a reference. But there will always be some who see it, take action, and become your companions on the journey ahead.
Pickle Cat
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Your "get rich quick" mentality is the real culprit preventing you from making big money — By Pickle Cat
I bought my first Bitcoin in 2013. As a seasoned investor who has lived to 2026 and experienced over a decade of market cycles, I've seen countless ways this market can destroy and ruin people. I've discovered that over this long period, there seems to be an undeniable ironclad rule: That is, in this circle, the definition of "winning" is never how much money you make. Everyone who has been involved in this circle has made money at least once, no matter how novice they are or how small their initial capital is; they can become a "genius" for a short time. So what exactly is "winning"? It's making money and being able to keep that money even years later.
$RIVER I thought I could earn it, but in reality, it's something I cannot earn. Just like when it was over 2 dollars, what I was thinking was that it was already finished.
Since the contract opened in late October 2025, the total loss is: 2820U, the three coins with the largest losses: -1480U -1954U $ALLO -953U Also $RIVER $RIVER overall did not incur losses, but it gave me a similar feeling, so I recorded it as well.
2800U, for someone like me who spends 17.9 yuan on a cup of Luckin Coffee, it's not money that can be easily ignored. So I want to record what I got for spending this amount. Why did you trade them at that time? I think the rising price is too high, and I can short it; The fees are enticing, go in and incur the fees; There are many people in the square sharing their trades and predictions.
Good news today: No loss on the contract. Open more, lose more; open less, lose less; open none, no loss.
In fact, the initial cost of sol was 123, but it broke even at 127. The practice of taking a little profit and running away is likely to result in small wins and then a big loss.