Only those who can hold on during a weak market have the chance to laugh last.
The biggest fear in this market is uncertain expectations—once people fall into uncertainty, their enthusiasm gradually diminishes. But conversely, those with firm beliefs often buy the bottom at the most pessimistic moments.
Look at $TRUMP, $FF, $WLFI—these coins are indeed volatile. Especially recently, with non-farm payroll data missing expectations, market sentiment has plummeted to freezing point. But history tells us that every "black swan" moment is a watershed between opportunity and risk.
The key is how you see it—are you scared off by uncertainty, or do you see it as a signal to buy low? Those who can remain rational in extreme pessimism often end up with returns that make onlookers wide-eyed. The market always rewards patient and steadfast investors.
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GlueGuy
· 01-14 08:08
Haha, another non-farm dump. It's really ridiculous to see who can hold on at this point...
Honestly, only a few people can buy the bottom, most have been scared away. I am... still hesitating whether to buy more or not.
Mindset is really more valuable than technicals. If we can hold steady this time without moving, when the next wave comes, we'll really make others laugh to death.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-13 11:51
To be honest, this wave of the market is testing who can really hold on... I just watch those who got scared and ran away, and I hope they regret it.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-12 23:04
Yeah, this wave is indeed a test of mentality. Retail investors are most likely to panic and lose their composure at such moments.
By the way, the real opportunity is right when everyone is dumping... but the prerequisite is having enough capital to withstand it.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 01-12 11:41
Here we go again, those who try to buy the dip during black swan moments are all armchair strategists afterwards.
How much ammunition would it take for someone to dare to act in extreme pessimism? I’ve already run out of my ammunition.
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DYORMaster
· 01-11 08:40
Yeah, this round definitely tests your mentality, but I think rather than "laughing last," it's more important to live until the end haha
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DegenTherapist
· 01-11 08:39
Hmm... Another non-farm payrolls dump, I'm very familiar with this rhythm. Holding definitely earns, but I have no chips in hand, so I can only watch the show haha.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 01-11 08:36
That's right, now it's all about who has a stronger mental resilience. Non-farm payrolls disappointed again, and I guess a bunch of people are cutting losses. I'm just sitting back and watching the show.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 01-11 08:29
Alright, another non-farm payroll failure. It's a familiar story.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 01-11 08:27
Talking again about the black swan bottom-fishing strategy. It's easy to say who wouldn't? How many can truly withstand the psychological pressure?
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-11 08:23
Hi again, with this kind of explanation... who the hell can really pinpoint the true bottom? Easy to say.
Only those who can hold on during a weak market have the chance to laugh last.
The biggest fear in this market is uncertain expectations—once people fall into uncertainty, their enthusiasm gradually diminishes. But conversely, those with firm beliefs often buy the bottom at the most pessimistic moments.
Look at $TRUMP, $FF, $WLFI—these coins are indeed volatile. Especially recently, with non-farm payroll data missing expectations, market sentiment has plummeted to freezing point. But history tells us that every "black swan" moment is a watershed between opportunity and risk.
The key is how you see it—are you scared off by uncertainty, or do you see it as a signal to buy low? Those who can remain rational in extreme pessimism often end up with returns that make onlookers wide-eyed. The market always rewards patient and steadfast investors.