From getting rich to going bankrupt, and then from bankruptcy to becoming extremely wealthy. In this process, 99% of people will collapse at some point.
When it's at 390,000, you'll want to sell to stop the loss. When it reaches 1,200,000, you'll feel it's at the peak. When it drops down to 5,300,000, your fingers will be trembling.
In the end, those who truly obtain 200 million are often not the smartest, but rather the ones who can endure psychological torment the most.
Now, ask yourself with a clear conscience: Can you really hold on to it?
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 21h ago
The on-chain data has long uncovered this Wallet, and its authenticity is questionable. Even if it is established, this curve is clearly a Whale shaking the market, and retail investors cannot see through the manipulation.
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DataBartender
· 21h ago
To put it harshly, this mindset test really has few people who can pass it. During the drop from 390,000 to 1,200,000, I wanted to Cut Loss, but fortunately, I didn't act.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 21h ago
To put it bluntly, it's a game of mental fortitude. I wanted to Rug Pull back when it hit 1.2 million.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 21h ago
This torment index is full marks, going from 5.3 million to half, I could go crazy.
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BrokenYield
· 21h ago
nah the leverage ratio on those swings would liquidate 99.9% of retail before they even hit the $3M mark tbh... this ain't hodl porn, it's just survivorship bias with extra steps
#以太坊行情解读 In 2015, I invested $10,000 to buy Ethereum and haven't touched it since. Now my account shows $200 million.
It sounds simple - just hold on.
But if you spread out the return curve over the past few years, you'll find that people's mentality simply can't withstand it:
10,000 → 1,000,000 → 14,000,000 → 390,000 → 30,000,000 → 1,200,000 → 93,000,000 → 5,300,000 → 323,000,000 → 54,000,000 → 200,000,000
From getting rich to going bankrupt, and then from bankruptcy to becoming extremely wealthy. In this process, 99% of people will collapse at some point.
When it's at 390,000, you'll want to sell to stop the loss. When it reaches 1,200,000, you'll feel it's at the peak. When it drops down to 5,300,000, your fingers will be trembling.
In the end, those who truly obtain 200 million are often not the smartest, but rather the ones who can endure psychological torment the most.
Now, ask yourself with a clear conscience: Can you really hold on to it?