The market in 2025 is really tough to navigate. Surviving in this kind of market requires the right mindset. Some people reduce their positions to stay calm, some use dollar-cost averaging to counteract volatility. Others simply stop watching the charts and hold long-term. What mental strategies did you use during this round of adjustment? Share your survival tips—are you staying cool and rational, or do you have other unique mental approaches?
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NFTregretter
· 01-09 07:41
I chose to just relax and do nothing. Anyway, watching the market won't change anything, so it's better to save some mental energy.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-08 05:10
I just put my phone in the cabinet, out of sight, out of mind—really the best way.
Not watching the market is a killer move, saving so much worry and money.
Honestly, dollar-cost averaging is the most satisfying; anyway, if it drops, keep buying.
Mindset is all about self-hypnosis; conviction is valuable.
Reducing position size? I chose to admit defeat.
Just holding on tightly; anyway, there's nothing I can change.
Find something to do; watching the market can actually make you break down.
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WhaleSurfer
· 01-06 18:08
To be honest, I survive by "pretending not to see" haha
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-06 18:07
My mindset is, if it drops, it drops. Anyway, holding long-term won't lose money. What really torments people isn't losing money, but the mental exhaustion of watching the market every day.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-06 17:58
I just don't look at the charts, not seeing it with my eyes and not worrying about it with my heart, it really works.
The market in 2025 is really tough to navigate. Surviving in this kind of market requires the right mindset. Some people reduce their positions to stay calm, some use dollar-cost averaging to counteract volatility. Others simply stop watching the charts and hold long-term. What mental strategies did you use during this round of adjustment? Share your survival tips—are you staying cool and rational, or do you have other unique mental approaches?