2025-12-29 18:22:42

Many people tend to swing to two extremes after entering the market. Either go all-in or hesitate to buy in during a bullish trend. In fact, the ones most likely to get cut are often these two types of people.

This advice sounds simple, but it’s really crucial—never use all your bullets at once. Maintain a reasonable position size and leave yourself some room. Why? Because if you are completely out of the market, once it starts moving, your psychological defense line will collapse. Watching the market soar, you’ll be tempted to chase. And everyone knows the result of chasing the high.

Instead of passively chasing, it’s better to maintain a certain position from the beginning. Even if you miss the initial gains, at least you are proactive rather than being driven by FOMO to get cut.

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NeonCollector

· 3h ago

Honestly, most people who go all-in haven't survived three bull markets. Sitting on the sidelines and watching the show, you'll end up chasing the highs anyway—you're just waiting to be cut. It's better to be honest and invest in batches, at least your mindset won't be so shattered.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 3h ago

All the all-in players are dead, those with no positions are even more anxious. To put it simply, it's about having patience.

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ChainBrain

· 4h ago

Going all-in and waiting are both terminal illnesses; the real solution lies in the middle.

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WalletDivorcer

· 4h ago

Going all-in and holding a vacant position are both deadly diseases; it's just that I can't control my hands. --- That's right, I'm just worried that I might be the type who gets envious when seeing a limit-up. --- Building positions in batches is indeed more prudent, but very few people can stick to it without chasing highs. --- The feeling of itchiness from holding a vacant position is really uncomfortable, and in the end, you're forced to buy in, likely taking the other person's position. --- I've heard for three years that you should never all-in, but I still can't change this bad habit. --- The key is to have discipline; 99% of people die because they lack discipline.

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FlyingLeek

· 4h ago

It's become so common now, but the key is still mindset. I'm the type who gets envious and chases high when I see a limit-up... Now I'm getting hurt badly from selling.

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