To be honest, I started to follow the $LIGHT coin from 1.4, hesitated at 2.3, and finally decided to enter a position at 3.8. Rather than agonizing over "why didn't I enter at the lowest point", I actually feel there's no regret about it.



Many times, the more we pursue a perfect pattern, the easier it is to lose money. Conversely, as long as this trade doesn't leave me with nothing, it can be considered a good trade.

People who trade can easily be trapped by the mindset of "results"—if the price goes up, they regret not entering early; if it goes down, they blame themselves for not stopping losses in time. But what I value more now is the mindset management throughout the entire process. Being able to live well is often much more important than making money.

Some people say that the team behind this coin has good capabilities, and if there is good development in the future, then it would be a pleasant surprise.
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DeFiCaffeinatorvip
· 7h ago
Well said, the mindset is the key. Pursuing perfection can lead you into a trap.
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Wanderingvip
· 7h ago
Let's take a look at the most standard suckers.
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DaoDevelopervip
· 7h ago
tbh the real alpha isn't timing the dip—it's recognizing when you're letting perfectionism paralyze your capital allocation. the merkle tree of regret grows infinitely, but your dry powder doesn't. solid risk management pattern here
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