2026-01-10 22:50:09

#2026年比特币价格展望 Coin price fluctuations, mindset is more important than anything else

Watching others' holdings skyrocket, and then looking at your $PEPE still stuck in place, does the urge to sell off keep hitting you wave after wave?

Honestly, everyone knows how it ends for those chasing the gains. The ones who actually make money are often those who can resist temptation and hold on tightly. The market is all about using volatility to test your resolve — knowing when to act and, more importantly, when to stay calm.

For projects like $PEPE, short-term fluctuations are nothing to fear. As long as the fundamentals look good, there's no reason to sell impulsively. The best buying opportunities often come during consolidation, not during panic.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-12 06:18

That's right, everyone who cut their losses truly regrets it. I'm also holding tightly onto PEPE this time.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-11 19:11

Hold on, hold on, those who cut their losses are really regretting it.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-10 23:13

Hold on, hold on, don't panic. My PEPE has also been hammered pretty badly, but it really always happens like this. The most painful during a dip is actually the best accumulation point.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-10 23:12

That's right, mindset really can determine life or death... Watching PEPE fluctuate, I also thought about selling, but I held back every time. I'm still glad I didn't cut my losses.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 01-10 23:00

That's right, but right now I'm really gambling with my mindset. I'm so tired of checking the chart ten times a day.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-10 22:54

That's right, mentality is really the fatal flaw for most people. I myself am no exception. Every time I see someone else's coin go up, I get itchy, and then I impulsively sell. After selling, it tends to rise even more fiercely. It's this repeated cutting of losses that ultimately makes me lose the most. Now I've realized that instead of constantly watching the market, it's better to focus more on fundamentals. Short-term fluctuations like PEPE don't need to be over-interpreted. Volatility is actually an opportunity to get in. This sounds simple, but actually doing it is the real test.

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AirdropHermit

· 01-10 22:53

That's right, but I already took profits on PEPE haha, now just watching the joke unfold.

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