2026-01-12 06:24:55

Yesterday's sharp decline was indeed fierce. When I saw the coin price dropping, I got a bit panicked and decided to sell off a portion. But now looking at the trend again, it seems like there's a sign of a rebound, so I decided to buy some more and try my luck. In such volatile markets with big ups and downs, it really tests both your mindset and your courage.

To be honest, these operations are purely for entertainment and have no investment advice intended—after all, the chips I have now are all earned from the recent market movements, and my principal is long gone. That's actually why I feel more at ease. Even if it all ends up zero in the end, it's just giving back what I earned, so the psychological pressure is actually less. This feeling is pretty satisfying.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-12 12:51

Ha, I also panicked during that wave yesterday. At first, I wanted to hold on and tough it out, but I eventually stopped the bleeding. Now that I see the rebound, I kind of regret not keeping some bullets. Playing with the money I earned is indeed fun, at least my sleep quality has improved a lot. This market really tests people. No matter what mindset you have, it's all虚, only by putting real money can you see your true level. If my principal hadn't already been recovered, I would probably be rolling in bed right now. All operations are purely for entertainment, everyone please don't follow my example.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-12 06:52

That moment yesterday I also panicked, but now looking at this rebound momentum, I feel there's a chance. Profit floating gains are so satisfying, even if it resets to zero, there's no psychological burden, so I play more confidently. This wave of market really tests courage; a steady mindset is essential. The money earned can be played with, and losing is just part of it; anyway, the principal has already been recovered. When it drops, I want to cut, when it rises, I want to buy the dip. When will I ever change this bad habit?

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BlockchainGriller

· 01-12 06:35

Haha, it's that same mindset game again. You only dare to play when you're making money, and when the principal is gone, you don't panic. But I feel like this logic is a bit dangerous.

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degenonymous

· 01-12 06:32

Haha, I love this mindset. I feel relaxed even after losing the principal.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-12 06:28

ngl the volatility transmutation here is fascinating... you're essentially playing with protocol-generated yield rather than actual capital. that's where the real alchemy starts getting interesting fr

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