2026-01-12 06:30:41

Sometimes, understanding that, rather than chasing huge profits, finding a holding strategy that allows you to sleep peacefully is the real skill.

Recently, I've been pondering a question: what kind of coins should I buy to avoid being defeated by my mindset in 2026? This doesn't mean lying flat and doing nothing, but rather choosing the things you truly believe in. No need to watch the market every day, no need to be scared by volatility and sell at a loss, and when holding, feel at ease—this is the advanced state of investing.

Honestly, setting a realistic goal greatly helps your mindset. Achieving a steady 50% profit before 2026 is already a pretty good return. This expectation isn't greedy and is easier to achieve. Instead of obsessing over tenfold coins every day, it's better to focus on selecting projects with solid fundamentals that you understand.

The key is to have confidence in your investment logic. Mindful investing is exactly like this—not swayed by short-term fluctuations, not blinded by FOMO, buying with peace of mind, and holding with a calm heart. Perhaps this is the most difficult practice.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 2h ago

That being said, how many people can truly remain calm and composed... Most are still driven by the fear of being forced to sell at a loss.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-12 12:19

That's right, sleep quality is indeed much more important than looking good on the K-line. Being able to hold is what makes a winner; most people lose because of their mindset. A 50% steady return—this goal I love, it's a hundred times more comfortable than chasing ten-bagger coins. The key is to find something you truly believe in; otherwise, you'll be caught in a scam sooner or later. I'm still working on maintaining a calm mind; the number of times I've cut losses is enough to make me cry for a year.

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BackrowObserver

· 01-12 07:00

Exactly right, sleep quality is truly an invisible benefit. Those who watch the market every day will eventually suffer from anxiety.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-12 06:57

That's so right, sleep quality is the true indicator of investment returns. Those who can keep their composure have already made a fortune, while those who watch the market every day have become the little guys. A 50% return may seem insignificant, but compared to the tenfold losses after waking up from a dream, it's truly steady happiness. Mindset is something valuable because it's hard to replicate; most people simply can't do it. I'm like that now, having chosen three trusted ones, sleeping very soundly, and the days of cutting losses are long gone.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-12 06:51

Sounds good, but when it really drops 30%, can you stay calm? I don't have that kind of composure, haha.

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GraphGuru

· 01-12 06:37

That's right, really, being able to sleep well is better than anything. Those guys who stare at the market every day, their hair has turned white. Being satisfied with 50%? I think that's the right mindset, but in practice, it's still easy to break. When I see others making ten times, I just... forget it, I won't think about it. The key is to find what you truly believe in; otherwise, when volatility comes, it's just a matter of mindset. This idea of "cultivation" is interesting; investing really is a form of cultivation.

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