2026-01-11 01:20:46

Year-end is here, and many people in the crypto circle tend to lose their composure. Instead of blindly following the trend and chasing highs, it's better to stick to your trading plan. Truly reliable trading is not about creating anxiety and hype, but about arranging positions based on actual market logic. Those shouting slogans everywhere are plentiful, but the path rooted in real trading feedback is the one that can be followed through. So in this final phase of the market, the most important thing is to stay in sync with your rhythm, protect your existing positions, and resolutely execute your plan. Don't mess around; wait patiently for the market to unfold. By the year's end, those who can consistently profit will naturally have stories to tell and drinks to enjoy. The key is not to follow the crowd, not to be greedy, and to focus only on certain, reliable actions.

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FrogInTheWell

· 3h ago

There's nothing wrong with that; I lost money last year by messing around like that. Following the trend is really reckless; you still need to rely on your own market sense. Impulsiveness at the end of the year can easily lead to trouble; stay steady. Those who shout every day, once the market reverses, they disappear. Executing your plan is the key; don't listen to those empty talk. Hold your position and wait for the market to develop; that's more reliable. Many people lack this kind of resolve, and as a result, they lose everything. People who have sold all their holdings are now regretting it bitterly. Right now, I only have two words: observation. Wait for a confirmed signal before acting. Stick to your own trading logic and don't be swayed by the crowd.

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GasFeeGazer

· 20h ago

You're right, right now the screens are full of crazy people chasing the high. I'll just stick to my small positions. --- Hearing "don't follow the trend" has worn my ears out. The real question is, how many can truly resist the urge to act? --- A big push at the end of the year can turn things around? Wake up, brother. --- Reliable trading is indeed boring, but those who make it to the end of the year are the winners. --- This idea of "only doing certain things" sounds simple, but it's deadly to actually implement. --- Holding positions is a hundred times harder than chasing the high. I admit, I'm inexperienced. --- Keeping up with the rhythm sounds easy, but what if the exchange messes up the rhythm? --- This last sentence hits home. Those with stable returns are indeed silent; they don't boast every day.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 20h ago

That's right, the end-of-year wave is the easiest to fall into traps, watching others chase highs makes you itchy. Sticking to the plan is really difficult, but that's the difference between those who survive and those who get cut. Think carefully, those who shout the loudest actually lose the most, it's so true. Holding positions is easy to talk about but deadly to do, but that's just cultivation. In my opinion, those who make steady profits after this wave are the real tough ones, not those who boast every day. Don't mess around, really, after a set of combined moves, it's all over, what's the point?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 20h ago

You're right, those who chase highs should wake up by the end of the year. It's better to honestly stick to your positions than anything else. --- It's really hard not to follow the trend, but that's the difference between people who make money and those who lose money. --- It's the end of the year, time to withdraw what needs to be withdrawn and hold what needs to be held. Don't fight yourself. --- The market logic is right there; insisting on being fooled into chasing highs is really something to reflect on. --- People who consistently profit have valid reasons, but those who shout signals every day should also review their accounts by the end of the year. --- Following the plan is easier said than done; only a few can truly stick to it. That's where the big difference lies. --- Stop messing around; this is a phrase that should be engraved in your mind. Many people just can't sit still and end up losing. --- Waiting patiently for the market to unfold sounds simple, but it requires a strong mental state to do so. --- Not greedy, only doing what is certain—if only this could be truly achieved, financial freedom would be here already. --- End-of-year anxiety can easily impair judgment; staying calm is still the right approach.

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fork_in_the_road

· 20h ago

Another motivational quote about "execution plans." It sounds right, but how many people can truly stick to it?

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PoolJumper

· 21h ago

That's so true, this end-of-year wave definitely cuts deep. I just stick to my plan, and I won't move even if others chase higher. Anyway, those who lose money are never the ones with poor execution. --- Heard a hundred times that you shouldn't follow the trend, but how many can really do it? I count myself as one. --- What annoys me most are those who shout "buy buy buy" every day, then disappear when the market crashes, haha. --- It's really just two words: discipline. No other secret. --- Year-end is here, let's see who can survive and smile. --- There's nothing to boast about stable profits; just do your duty well, and leave the rest to time. --- Chasing high with the trend is just inviting death, it's only a matter of time. --- Executing a plan is really difficult, but that's what makes it right. The simple ones have already been cut. --- Stop messing around. What I fear most now is actually my own restlessness.

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