Sofia VMare
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One mistake that cost me the most in crypto
It wasn’t choosing the wrong coin.
It was rushing.
Every time I felt like “everyone is already in”, I stopped thinking clearly.
I didn’t enter because I understood the situation —
I entered because I didn’t want to be late.
FOMO feels logical in the moment.
You tell yourself you’re just being decisive.
But most of the time, it’s just pressure wearing a confident mask.
What I learned later is simple:
good opportunities don’t disappear in minutes.
Only noise does.
The market always gives more than one entry.
But impatience convinces you this one is the last.
Patience in crypto isn’t about waiting forever.
It’s about waiting until you understand why you’re acting —
not reacting.
Once I stopped rushing, my decisions became quieter.
And somehow, more accurate.
If you’re new, remember:
missing a move is cheaper than forcing one.
#BinanceABCs
It wasn’t choosing the wrong coin.
It was rushing.
Every time I felt like “everyone is already in”, I stopped thinking clearly.
I didn’t enter because I understood the situation —
I entered because I didn’t want to be late.
FOMO feels logical in the moment.
You tell yourself you’re just being decisive.
But most of the time, it’s just pressure wearing a confident mask.
What I learned later is simple:
good opportunities don’t disappear in minutes.
Only noise does.
The market always gives more than one entry.
But impatience convinces you this one is the last.
Patience in crypto isn’t about waiting forever.
It’s about waiting until you understand why you’re acting —
not reacting.
Once I stopped rushing, my decisions became quieter.
And somehow, more accurate.
If you’re new, remember:
missing a move is cheaper than forcing one.
#BinanceABCs
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