2026-01-11 01:24:59

Asset growth has never been achieved overnight. $BEAT is like the growth of a tree—the roots must be firmly established before the branches and leaves can flourish. Many people give up before reaching maturity, only to watch others reap the rewards.

The biggest test in trading is actually mindset. When most are shouting bearish and panicking collectively, that's when opportunities often emerge. Historical charts will tell you that there are no markets that only decline and never rise. Corrections are for building strength, and stabilization is a sign of a rebound.

In this cycle, the logic of staying long is simple—believe in the cycle, believe in the inevitability of a rebound. Every dip is an opportunity to reallocate, and every stabilization is preparing for the next wave of market movement.

Have confidence in the target, be patient with time. The start of 2025 begins with this resolve. Keep going.

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JustHereForMemes

· 11h ago

It's really true that those who can't hold on end up losing everything in the end. The mindset part is indeed well explained, but to be honest, most people simply can't do it. We've been waiting almost a year for signs of a rebound...

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SerumSurfer

· 11h ago

Well said, but too many people can't withstand the few months of pullback and rush to cut their positions. I saw several friends last year who missed the rebound because they panicked, and now they can only regret it in the group.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 11h ago

That's right, those who can't hold on have already cut their losses and exited. This is the difference between retail investors and big players.

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GasFeeDodger

· 11h ago

That's right, but how many people can really hold on until the harvest? Most are still trapped and their mentality collapses. Mentality is easy to talk about, but when it really hits a 50% drop, everyone wants to run. That's the hardest part. Wait, so is now still a good time to get in? It feels like we're still hovering at the bottom. Honestly, persistence can indeed make money, but I don't know how long I can hold on. If this rebound doesn't come soon, I might really start questioning life. Yeah, every time there's a big drop, people say it's an opportunity, but then it keeps falling, who can take it? The biggest test in trading is your wallet, mentality is secondary. Those who add positions during a decline are tough, but I really can't bring myself to do it. It seems like it's still a contest of whose principal is bigger. If you have money, you can endure; if not, you have to cut.

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