Ever caught yourself in that familiar trap? A token keeps printing new lows, yet you're convinced—absolutely certain—it'll recover any minute now. We've all been there, watching the chart bleed red hour after hour, clinging to hope while reality keeps slapping us with fresh bottoms. It's the psychological game we play with ourselves, that eternal battle between conviction and price action. The irony? The longer it falls, the more convinced we become that a reversal is due.
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FomoAnxiety
· 14h ago
Haha, here we go again, this is my daily routine...
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SatoshiHeir
· 15h ago
It should be noted that this article precisely illustrates a classic cognitive bias phenomenon—based on the following arguments, when prices continue to fall, human confirmation bias is exponentially reinforced. However, there is a fatal logical flaw here: the article confuses psychological games with the real fundamentals indicated by on-chain data.
Looking at the charts bleed? Obviously, it's not a matter of belief, it's that you haven't read the White Paper at all.
Undoubtedly, Satoshi Nakamoto never taught us to cling to something when the technical fundamentals are shaken. But listen to me—rebuilding value consensus often happens at the bottom of despair. History will prove that those who truly understand this game are never the ones beaten by the charts.
Ever caught yourself in that familiar trap? A token keeps printing new lows, yet you're convinced—absolutely certain—it'll recover any minute now. We've all been there, watching the chart bleed red hour after hour, clinging to hope while reality keeps slapping us with fresh bottoms. It's the psychological game we play with ourselves, that eternal battle between conviction and price action. The irony? The longer it falls, the more convinced we become that a reversal is due.