2026-01-17 19:38:11

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I bought in at the bottom of Z
I kept adding when Z hit a new all-time high
I didn't back down during the first major correction

The logic behind these actions will become clear to you soon. This is not just talk; I have truly experienced several key market moments. Some people only cheer when prices go up, but when it comes to testing their faith, they chicken out. I'm different — from the lows to the highs and then to the correction, every step has been a validation of my judgment.

Cycles are like that, clearly separating true believers from bandwagon followers.

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MoonBoi42

· 19h ago

Adding positions at low levels and not selling at high levels—that's true conviction. Honestly, those who follow the trend have already been eliminated. In the face of cycles, everything is虚 (illusory), only confidence is hard currency.

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MEVHunter

· 01-17 20:08

Adding positions at the bottom to hold and adjust at high levels... Can this logic be verified using mempool data? I actually want to see your entry point and the real gas cost structure.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-17 20:04

Daring to buy at low points and add positions at high points—that's true conviction. To put it simply, most people only talk about faith, and they run the fastest when prices fall. Once this cycle ends, the gap between those who stick around and those who run away will be evident.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-17 20:03

Really, not many people dare to buy at low points and add to their positions at high points. That's faith. Honestly, I have a bit of respect; most people have already sold out. Come on, keep testing. When you look at it over a longer cycle, it becomes clear.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-17 19:51

That's the difference between conviction and a gambler. Well said.

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WalletDivorcer

· 01-17 19:51

Not daring to buy at low levels, regretting at high levels—that's the fate of most people. Few truly dare to hold through the pullbacks; honestly, it's still a mindset issue. In the cycle, the most valuable trait isn't judgment, but fearlessness.

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-17 19:43

True faith is like this; those who buy low and sell high should have already reflected on their approach. This guy is right; in the face of cycles, human nature is laid bare. Wait, have you really held from the bottom all the way to now? That takes incredible mental strength. But to be honest, no matter how loud the hype now, ultimately, it's about the account screenshots to prove it.

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blocksnark

· 01-17 19:39

This is true resolve; most people simply can't do it. Really, it seems simple but actually tests human nature the most.

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