The cryptocurrency asset market is like this — grand and tumultuous, never a dull moment. When prices go up, it makes people envious; when they fall, it leads to regret. But the reality is that most people jump in without understanding, following the trend, and end up losing money themselves.



If you want to survive longer in this market, a few basic principles must be clear: First, only use idle funds. Only the money you can afford to lose should be invested. Second, don't believe in stories of overnight riches. Phrases like getting rich quick or stable returns are just for listening; taking them seriously means you're already losing. Third, the most important — holding onto your assets is what truly matters.

Major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum have indeed gone through multiple cycles, but those who can't keep their composure often exit at the most critical moments. High volatility is a characteristic of this market, and because of that, only those who manage expectations and control risks can go further.
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GateUser-0717ab66vip
· 6h ago
Exactly, it's just about this mindset. Too many people really fall for this.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 6h ago
This sounds easy to say, but it's really too difficult to do.
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ZKSherlockvip
· 6h ago
actually... the whole "hold through volatility" narrative kinda glosses over the computational overhead of psychological resilience, ngl. like sure, diamond hands sound elegant in theory but most people lack the information theoretic security mindset to actually execute it. that's just... math.
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HappyMinerUnclevip
· 6h ago
Putting spare money into the market is absolutely right. My buddy, a white-collar worker, has invested all his salary, and now he watches the K-line every day until his eyes hurt. The most testing time is during a decline. Most people can't hold back their hands. If you can't hold, then don't enter. I agree with this a thousand times. Basically, it's about mindset. If your mindset isn't in the right place, entering is just giving away money.
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