2026-01-01 19:23:19

Market respect is the most important—never oppose the trend.

You could have conceded with minimal cost, but you foolishly hoped for a pullback to arrive as scheduled. And what was the result? The entire trade turned into gambling, completely deviating from your trading system. The market is never lenient, and this time the tuition paid was particularly deep.

Two months from 10U to 1000U, those sleepless nights were all in vain. The market is just like that; a single thought can wipe out all your previous efforts.

Start again. This time, you must truly unify knowledge and action, replacing luck with discipline.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 4h ago

That's true, but executing it is really damn difficult. I'm also someone who went from losing 10U to 1U. Nice words, but when the market comes again, I'll still gamble. The words "admit defeat" sound simple, but actually doing it can be deadly.

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GasFeeCry

· 10h ago

It's the same old story, the mindset of stop-loss is about admitting defeat and needs to be changed. I used to do the same in my early years, and it would set me back to square one. --- So what if it's from 10 to 1000? A retracement can completely crush your confidence. You still have to rely on a system, not luck. --- Knowing what to do is easy, but actually executing discipline is hard, brother. How many people truly follow through? --- Going against the trend is like seeking death. Why do some people still refuse to believe this? --- Staying up all night just to catch a 50% drop—this kind of trade isn't worth it. --- It's indeed a matter of a single thought, but most people just can't learn it.

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CrossChainMessenger

· 10h ago

That's so true. I was just cut like that, knowing I should cut losses but still waiting for a pullback, and ended up getting liquidated. This time I really learned my lesson; discipline is above everything. In the face of trends, surrendering is the way to make money. The feeling of going from 10U to 1000U and back to 0, I never want to experience it again. The market doesn't show mercy; it only recognizes whether you have reverence. Luck-based psychology is a chronic poison in trading. It's easy to say but hard to do. Overcoming the gambler's mentality is the real skill.

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AirDropMissed

· 11h ago

That's right, I just gave back the profits I made, greed is really the biggest enemy. --- When will I truly be able to cut losses? Every time it's just talk. --- Going from ten times profit to liquidation, that one decision in the middle is too heartbreaking. --- Discipline > luck, this phrase must be engraved in your mind, or you'll have to pay tuition again. --- A single thoughtless move can wipe out all previous efforts, it sounds painful, but I believe you'll figure it out this time. --- Fighting against the trend is like seeking death, surrendering is more valuable than anything else. --- Staying up all night just to end up losing everything, this deal is really not worth it. --- The unity of knowledge and action sounds easy, but actually doing it is too hard. Keep going, brother.

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SleepyValidator

· 11h ago

Here it comes again, have you truly repented this time? Greed for just one second, back to the pre-liberation... Giving up is so hard? I'm really speechless. From thousands of U back to dozens, this deal isn't worth it. Discipline can't be relied on just by talking; you'll probably repeat the same mistakes next time. No one can really win against the trend, I believe it.

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DefiPlaybook

· 11h ago

The worst thing is this—seeing a thousandfold dream almost in your hands, only to turn into a negative, life is like a play. Talking about stop-loss is easy, but when it really happens, who doesn't want to take a gamble? The result is being ground down by the market. From 10 to 1000 and back again? This round of tuition is more expensive than gas fees. Next time, I should listen to what my trading system has to say. In the face of trends, everyone is a leek, including us. Knowing and doing are easy to say but hard to do.

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