#大户持仓变化 Being trapped in a position is probably something few traders can avoid. But what really makes people uncomfortable isn’t the paper unrealized losses, but the helplessness that comes from the market repeatedly consuming your mentality and making you lose the sense of control over the situation.



If you are currently going through this stage, I want to say: being trapped is not the end, let alone a failure. Short-term price fluctuations are essentially market sentiment tug-of-war; unrealized losses are just a temporary manifestation and not the final conclusion. As long as you still hold your position, you still have a chance in the market; as long as you haven’t lost your chips, your right to choose remains.

The most important thing at this time is not to rush to make up for losses, but to stabilize your mindset first. The market won’t stay depressed forever; turning points are often hidden behind the last few candlesticks. As long as you don’t let emotions carry you away, once the structure unfolds, and a breakout or reversal occurs, it’s just a matter of time.

Remember one thing: the market will give opportunities time and again, but the premise is that you are still in the game and able to stay calm enough to seize them. Holding steady actually is about accumulating strength for the next wave of market trends.
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ImaginaryWhalevip
· 2025-12-16 09:35
Sounds good, but the key is to survive until the day of the breakout.
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GasFeeSurvivorvip
· 2025-12-16 07:50
It sounds good, but how many can truly stay steady? I'm currently trapped and questioning life.
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SchrodingerGasvip
· 2025-12-16 07:43
That's right, unrealized losses are just a psychological game; the real battle is who breaks their defense first. --- On-chain data speaks for itself, but your holding period also matters. --- I've heard this theory ten times already, but the question is, when the turning point appears, are you willing to add to your position? --- Staying calm is indeed important, but the problem is that most people can't keep their composure, and that's where market efficiency comes from. --- The essence of being trapped is the failure of rational expectations about market movements, it's not a psychological issue. --- Wait, according to this logic, holding positions is a victory? Then what about those addresses on the island chain that are permanently trapped? --- The thing about mentality — when gas fees go high, everything collapses. Am I right or wrong? --- The turning point might really be hidden in the last few candlesticks, but who knows if it's weeks or months away? --- Holding chips in hand sounds uncertain; once the fundamentals reverse, they’re truly gone.
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0xDreamChaservip
· 2025-12-16 07:42
That's right, mindset really can determine life or death. The most feared thing when you're trapped is starting to operate frequently, which results in losing more and more. I've been through that before, and now I understand the importance of the words "stay steady" even more.
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ImpermanentTherapistvip
· 2025-12-16 07:39
It's easy to talk about mindset, but actually doing it is really damn hard. The thing I fear the most is the feeling of repeatedly cutting losses after being trapped.
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