2025-12-27 06:23:48

The greatest test of one's resolve comes during a bear market. Last night, the market plunged, but this morning I still managed to bounce back fully. This is the fate of trading — maintaining a strong mindset is essential.

During the market bottoming out, the real test is not the market itself but your own emotions. It’s easiest to waver at the bottom, yet that is precisely when you should remain steadfast. Stay clear-headed and keep your composure — this is the only rule to navigate through cycles.

From a fundamental perspective, the adjustment period is usually when rebounds are born. Market lows will not last forever; the market will eventually emerge from this haze. Wait, persist, and then welcome the next upward cycle. The bull market will return, it’s just a matter of time.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 12h ago

That's right, a bear market is like a sieve, filtering out those with weak mindsets. --- If it drops, it drops. Anyway, I have nothing to lose haha. --- What hard mindset? I've already fully bought the dip. --- If this wave really hits bottom, I'm just waiting to cut my losses. --- Bottoms are indeed tough, but anxiety won't change the market either. --- Wait, wait, wait, until which year and month? --- Full recovery? Why am I still lying in bed? --- Willpower? I only have dollar-cost averaging haha. --- The real test is whether you can resist watching the market.

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IronHeadMiner

· 12h ago

Yesterday's plunge almost got me, they say only those with a strong mentality can really afford to gamble. Alright, I give up, the bottom is indeed the easiest to mess up. Bull market? Wake up, no one knows when the next round will be. It's really a battle of mentality; in the end, it's about who can endure the longest. Thinking of buying the dip during a decline is just self-soothing. Wait, wait, I'm tired of waiting, it feels like I'm always waiting for the next cycle. Stability of mind is an illusion; the account balance is the real thing.

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FloorSweeper

· 12h ago

That's right, mindset is the biggest enemy, and it's easiest to panic when bottom-fishing. Speaking of which, yesterday's plunge was really hard to hold, I almost sold, but luckily I didn't. That's how a bear market is; it's a test of who can endure longer. Let's wait together for the bull to come back. Bottom-fishing, bottom-fishing, is just a test of how steady your hand is. My hand is really sore right now. Honestly, it's just one word: wait. Wait until the flowers have withered, and the bull market will come.

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