A new high is unstoppable. At this stage, the key is to manage your positions well and hold your chips firmly. In swing trading, a moment of hesitation can easily lead to being shaken out, so persistence is more important than anything. When the price hits a new high, it is often the most challenging moment for mental resilience—whether you can hold your position determines your final gains.
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MEVHunter
· 7h ago
That's right, but this is just the beginning of the real test. During new high moments, the mempool will be flooded with sandwich attacks, and retail investors are easily caught off guard. I'm now more concerned with on-chain data, watching the flash loan movements of big players—whether we can survive this wave depends on our sensitivity to arbitrage opportunities. Persistence? Honestly, it just means not being scared off by gas wars.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-10 14:54
Holding onto chips sounds easy, but when it hits the daily limit, who doesn't want to sell? Mindset truly is the biggest enemy.
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DogeBachelor
· 01-10 14:53
Honestly, this is when it's easiest to break down emotionally, as a group of people start frantically cutting losses.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 01-10 14:52
That's right, it's mainly a mindset issue. Last time, I couldn't resist selling when I hit a new high.
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metaverse_hermit
· 01-10 14:48
That's right, the key is not to panic; only when you hold your chips tightly can you succeed.
A new high is unstoppable. At this stage, the key is to manage your positions well and hold your chips firmly. In swing trading, a moment of hesitation can easily lead to being shaken out, so persistence is more important than anything. When the price hits a new high, it is often the most challenging moment for mental resilience—whether you can hold your position determines your final gains.